Notice of Summer Holidays 
The gallery will be closed for summer holidays during the following period:
Aug 9th 2020- Aug 17th 2020
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We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. 
Thank you so much for your understanding. 

Jean-Marie Haessle
Trois morceaux en forme de poire
(Homage a Satie)
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2020.6.26.Fri-8.1.Sat
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Wada Garou Tokyo is pleased  to  present  our latest exhibition of Jean-Marie Haessle from June 26th.
You will find more information about the exhibition ​here.
 
●Wada Garou Tokyo
3F 3-5-16 Ginza Chuo-Ku Tokyo 
104-0061, Japan
​★Click here for  more details about the venue
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Opening  hours:
13:00-18:30
Closed on Mondays and national holiday

Announcement of the revised exhibition schedule

Due to the extension of the state of emergency,
the Cazul Solo exhibition, originally scheduled from 5/8 to 6/13,   
has been rescheduled from 6/1 to 6/23.
(During this exhibition, we will be open 7 days a week 1pm-6:30pm)
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We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
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[PERIOED EXTENDED]
​Temporary Gallery Closure
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In response to the extension of the state of emergency, the gallery will be temporary closed from May 7 to May 31.
Please kindly contact us by email for any inquiry to info@wadagarou.com.
All the works from the latest exhibition, Mugi Nakajima: luminous dropping are now on Artsy.
Please go check out and enjoy them while staying at home.

Thank you so much for your understanding and support.
We wish you a good health and safety in this challenging time.
 
Mail: info@wadagarou.com
Artsy: https://www.artsy.net/wada-garou-tokyo

Life is fun,2019,Acrylic, Spray,333×242㎜

Wada Garou Tokyo presents
Solo Exhibition 
C A Z U L 
2020.6.1 Mon. – 6.23 Tue. 

CAZUL is widely-known in Japanese street art scene. His works of graphic art from Nagoya underground art are popular around the world. He now works in Tokyo and is active as an artist while frequently collaborating with famous brands.
He usually paints on a big wall but in this exhibition, we will exhibit his canvas paintings, included his newest work. We look forward to seeing you in the venue.
CAZUL/Artist
1989 Moved to Los Angeles. Encountered GRAFFITI (spray art) which later became a basis for his works.
1992 Returned to Japan
1999 Completed a mural project at JINGLS SKATE LAND in Kingston, Jamaica
2003 Opened a street brand “KRACK” in Daikanyama and produced a brand “INSIDEWORK”
2004 Opened a spray shop “ORIENTAL STREET SERVICE”
2006 Created a mural at a futsal court at Marui department store in collaboration with Tsuneyasu Miyamoto from FC Red Bull Salzburg
2009, 2010 Created a stage set for VAMPS live tour at Taipei
2014 Exhibition “Worst Enemy” at Nagoya
2015 CAZUL ART EXHIBITION at STARBUCKS CAFE at Sakai, Nagoya
     Exhibition “STREET ART” at Meitetsu Department store at Nagoya
     Exhibition “Dokuringo” (Poison Apple) at Nagoya
2016 Collaborated with ALEXANDER WANG. Participated in the Paint Live project as the only Japanese artist. (Minamiaoyama, Tokyo)2018 Exhibition “TLASH SHOW “In Cazul brain” at Harajuku,

​Tokyo・Dates: June 1st 2020 - June 23rd
 ・Venue: Wada Garou Tokyo
       3F 3-5-16, Ginza, Chuo-Ku, Toky 104-0061, Japan
・Opening Hours: 1PM-6:30PM
　Open 7 days a week

luminous dropping 2018 S20 17, 2018, Acrylic on canvas, 73×73×5cm

luminous dropping
Mugi Nakajima
2020.3.13.Fri - 4.18 Sat

Wada Garou Tokyo is pleased to present our latest exhibition of Mugi Nakajima,
luminous dropping

Wada  Garou  is pleased to announce our latest exhibition “luminous dropping” from March 13th.   Mugi     Nakajima’s been producing   energetically   a series named “luminous dropping” in last few years, focusing on materiality and narrativity of a huge drop of acrylic paint. In this exhibition, we select 17 paintings from this series.  

Mugi NAKAJIMA｜Artist
1978   Born in Nagano and raised in Osaka.
2002   Graduated from Kyoto City University of Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts.

He works mainly on the creation  of abstract paintings, taking in events that extend from there. Through the activities, he wants himself to be a "medium" that is free from everything  and can be connected to anything.

Nakajima considers "movement, depth and light"  as the
fundamental elements of the painting. He expresses three elements in his series "luminous dropping". A large amount of paint slowly poured keeps the fluidity even after it  dried  on the canvas and it expresses various colors accompanied with delicate differences. Space is born within the layer of paint and the work wears light. Through his  act of painting, he expects that beauty (sometimes controversially) will become a common language and art will become a medium that enables him to connect with the general society. He believes this is  the next development and purpose of painting.
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​We are having an Opening Reception on March 14th, 18:00-.
Mugi Nakajima will be there! Please feel free to join us for the celebration of this exhibition!
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・Dates: March 13th 2020 - April 18th
 ・Venue: Wada Garou Tokyo
 3F 3-5-16, Ginza, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo
 104-0061, Japan
・Opening Hours: 1PM-6:30PM, Tue-Sun
　Closed: Mondays & National Holidays.

妄想女子校 -schoolgirl complex- #1, 1997, 24×32, Inkjet print mounted on plexiglass

​Wada Garou Tokyo presents

Yuki AOYAMA

「SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEX」
-妄想女子校-

2020.1.17-2.23

Wada Garou Tokyo is pleased to present our latest exhibition of Yuki Aoyama,
SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEX  -girl's school fantasy-

In this series "girl's school fantasy," the artificial lighting reveals the thrilling, erotic, and fragile relationship of high school girls with the evocative background of a school in the night time. 

All of the exhibited works are his newest pieces. We look forward to seeing you here. 

​We are having an Opening Reception on January 18th, 18:00-
and a Closing Party on February 23rd, 16:00-
Please feel free to join us for the celebration of this exhibition!
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・Dates: January 17th 2020 - February 23rd
 ・Venue: Wada Garou Tokyo
 3F 3-5-16, Ginza, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo
 104-0061, Japan
・Opening Hours: 1PM-6:30PM, Tue-Sun
　Closed: Mondays & National Holidays.
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Spider's Face, 2010, Acrylic on Canvas, 44.5×38cm

​MITSURU TAKEYA
at Mizuma, Kips & Wada Art 

2019.11.6-12.1

Mizuma, Kips & Wada Art is pleased to present our latest exhibition of Mitsuru Takeya. 

Mitsuru Takeya was born in Toyama prefecture, Japan in 1980. He began his painting career when he was in early 20s, moved by the sudden urge to paint. Many works are created ever since.   His first solo exhibition was held in Tokyo (2009). Massive amount of drawings that covered the whole gallery wall stunned the viewers with its sheer volume and strength.   Many living creatures--monsters, human beings, plants, and many more—are drawn in the ways that remind us of a scene from childhood stories. What he evokes in the viewers through these paintings continues to capture adoring attention from people across the world and he has been reviewed positively at the overseas art fairs.  

We are excited to exhibit Takeya’s impressive line of works in this exhibition. Please enjoy diving into his portrayal of the world where horror and adorably comical aspects uniquely and fantastically coexist.     We are looking forward to see you here.  

OPEN: 12:00-18:00 (Wednesdays-Sundays）

Opening Reception: 11/6 17:00- 

324 Grand St. (Grand & Orchard St.) Ground Fl,
​New York, NY 10002
 516 882 4411 
www.mizumakipswadaart.com /  info@wadagarou.com ​

​Wada Garou Tokyo presents
YUGO MABE PAINTING

Yugo Mabe was born in 1955 at San Paulo, as a third son of the renowned Brazilian artist, Manabu Mabe. Greatly influenced by his father’s working process, Yugo decided to become an artist under his father’s tutelage, despite having studied commercial advertising in college. Since then, having father as a mentor and a strict critic, he successfully held his first solo exhibition in 1980 at San Paulo and has been exhibiting his works ever since.  

The motif of his early works was mainly flowers but it gradually transitioned into the portrayal of landscapes and sceneries. As Yugo himself admits, his works are deeply influenced by his father, who is often referred to as the “magician of color.” However, in order to establish his own career as an artist, Yugo began to consciously distance himself from his father’s style and started to search for his own expression.  

​This exhibition at Wada Garou Tokyo mainly consists of his landscape paintings. The harmony between his bold use of color and nuanced brushwork will surely invite viewers to a fantastic world created by Yugo.  We are looking forward to seeing you here.​
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 ・Dates: October 25th 2019 - December 15th
 ・Venue: Wada Garou Tokyo
 3F 3-5-16, Ginza, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo
 104-0061, Japan
・Opening Hours: 1PM-6:30PM, Tue-Sun
　Closed: Mondays & National Holidays.

Supported By: Embassy of Brazil, Mega Brasil, BRARIO 

This exhibition has been promoted by the websites below：
Mega Brasil: https://megabrasil.jp/20190928_46794/
BRARIO: http://brario.jp/8619/

Gerhard Richter, Abstraktes Bild, 2014, chromogenic print mounted on aluminium, 92 x 126 cm

​Wada Garou Tokyo presents
Richter#2

We are delighted to announce our upcoming exhibition "Richter #2" by renowned German artist Gerhard Richter.

This is our second time to Richter's exhibition. He is known as one of the most important German artists. 

​Please do not miss this amazing chance to view his works. We look forward to seeing you at our venue.
 Dates: September 3rd 2019 - October 5th
 Venue: Wada Garou Tokyo
 3-5-16, Ginza, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo
 104-0061, Japan
　Opening Hours: 1PM-6:30PM, Tue-Sun
　Closed: Mondays & National Holidays

Tsuguharu Foujita, Deux Fillettes, 1955, Oil on canvas. 14 x 8.5cm

 
 Wada Garou Tokyo presents
 Renoir, Chagall, Foujita​

We are delighted to announce our latest exhibition "Renoir, Chagall, Foujita" happening at Wada Garou Tokyo. This exhibition will feature on the works of three representational French artists with entirely different background.

Auguste Renoir led the 19th century impressionism along with Claude Monet, and has contributed largely to the development of the arts. His dedication is not merely artistic, but also historically significant.
We will also feature Marc Chagall and Leonard Foujita, who also studied at Ecole de Paris and flourished during this era. Chagall  devoted his life and love to his wife Bella, which became his motive for creation. On the other hand, while Foujita adored the French style, he incorporated Japanese painting style into his work to establish an entirely new form of painting.

Please do not miss this amazing chance to view these artists' works. We look forward to seeing you at our venue.
 Dates: July 23rd 2019 - August 29th
 Venue: Wada Garou Tokyo
 3-5-16, Ginza, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo
 104-0061, Japan
　Opening Hours: 1PM-6:30PM, Tue-Sun
　Closed: Mondays & National Holidays
　Summer Holiday: Aug. 3rd~8th 2019

Daido Moriyama, #02, 203×254cm, Digital Gelatin Silver Print, 2017 ©Daido Moriyama Photo Foundation

​Mizuma, Kips & Wada Arts presents

Daido Moriyama

「Ango Daido」

Mizuma, Kips & Wada Art is very delighted to announce our upcoming exhibition, “Ango Daido” by renowned Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama.
 
Moriyama was born in Osaka in October, 1938. While he was actively working as a designer, he moved to Tokyo in 1961 to pursue his career in photography. After working as an assistant of Hosoe Eikou, he shifts to become a freelance photographer.
 
His unique style that emphasized sensibility of “are・bure・boke” collected an enormous attention globally, and he has since received numerous awards, including Photographic Society of Japan Newcomer’s Award. In 2019, he became a fourth Japanese photographer to be awarded The Hasselblad International Award in Photography, which is considered a “Nobel Prize of photography.”
 
Starting with Ango, the series of photographs that Moriyama shot based on Sakaguchi Ango’s short story, In the Forest, Under Cherries in Full Bloom, this exhibition will carry number of works that have not been exhibited previously. We cordially invite you to see and experience this wonderful series of works. We look forward to seeing you at our venue.
 


Daido Moriyama「Ango Daido」

Dates       2019 . 6 . 12 (Wed)~7 . 14 (Sun) 12:00~18:00 
               (Closed on Mondays/Tuesdays)     
            
Venue       Mizuma, Kips & Wada Art　　

Adress　　324 Grand Street (Grand & Orchard St.)
                 Ground fl. New York, NY 10002 

URL　　https://www.mizumakipswadaart.com/

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