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【NEWS】
The exhibition of ceramic works by Jun Kawajiri "Distortion, Crack, and Shining. That’s Japanese Ceramic! " was in Japanese newspaper, The Asahi Shimbun" on March 16 issue. This exhibition is going through the 30th of April. We look forward to all of you coming! |
March 4 2021
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【Announcement of cancellation of the opening reception】
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The exhibition of ceramic works by Jun Kawajiri
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The Exhibition of Animation Art
”Frame by ”Frame by Frame" Thu 14th January, 2021 – Sun 28th February, 2021 Wada Garou Tokyo is pleased to present the exhibition of animation art “Frame by Frame”, starting from January 14 under the theme of “Getting back to the origin of inspiration”. Animation has had a powerful influence on people’s imagination over the years. In this exhibition, we focus on animator’s best effort to make just one scene from each animation cels. 【Exhibition Info】 The exhibition of animation art “Frame by Frame” Venue：Wada Garou Tokyo Date/Hour：Jan 14, 2021 – Feb 28, 2021 / 13：00 – 18:30 Closed：Mondays and National Holidays |
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ESPY ONE
ESPY ART EXHIBITION 2020 “NOT NECESSARY FOR THIS WORLD” Sep 18th(Fri),2020 – Oct 31st(Sat),2020 at Wada Garou Tokyo Wada Garou Tokyo is pleased to announce its latest exhibition ESPY ART EXHIBITION 2020“NOT NECESSARY FOR THIS WORLD” starting from Sep 18th (Fri). The artist, EPSY ONE has been producing his unique characters using the framework of Japanese animation and comic. The artworks has been influenced by American culture, especially the skateboarding scene and the horror movies he saw in his childhood. We will be showing some of his iconic works, which are dark motif in pop colors. We are looking forward to seeing you at Wada Garou Tokyo. ESPY ART EXHIBITION 2020 “NOT NECESSARY FOR THIS WORLD” Venue：Wada Garou Tokyo Date：Sep 18th(Fri),2020 – Oct 31st(Sat),2020 / 1pm-6:30pm Closed on Mon and National Holidays Artist Statement “NOT NECESSARY FOR THIS WORLD” ESPY ART EXHIBITION 2020“NOT NECESSARY FOR THIS WORLD” As the subject states, ESPY is expressing his world through his characters and dark lettering, which are not essential for our lives. But what do we actually need? Maybe we need nothing. There might be no essential things in this world. ESPY’s characters are making a fool of this chaotic world. Don’t you thing now is the time that we need this ESPY’s strange creations?! ESPY ONE｜Artist Born in Nishi-Mikawa, Aichi, Japan in 1973. ESPY ONE has been performing spray can wall art since 1993. He has established his own graffiti style being inspired by skateboarding scene and horror movies. His unique tagging and characters are popular among fashion brands and musicians, and his artworks can be seen on their merchandising and the covers of CDs and records. He also manages a design team, 8GALLER, curating underground artists and booking exhibitions all over Japan. Exhibition Information Venue: Wada Garou Tokyo 3F 3-5-16 , Ginza, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo, 104-0061, Japan (Please use the stairs next to the restaurant, Grill Swiss.) Date:Aug 18(Tue)-Sep 16th(Wed) Gallery hours：13:00-18:30 (closed on Mondays and Sundays） |
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Notice of Summer Holidays
The gallery will be closed for summer holidays during the following period:
Aug 9th 2020- Aug 17th 2020
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Thank you so much for your understanding.
The gallery will be closed for summer holidays during the following period:
Aug 9th 2020- Aug 17th 2020
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Thank you so much for your understanding.
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Jean-Marie Haessle
Trois morceaux en forme de poire (Homage a Satie) 2020.6.26.Fri-8.1.Sat Wada Garou Tokyo is pleased to present our latest exhibition of Jean-Marie Haessle from June 26th. Haessle is a French painter, currently living in Soho, New York. He became interested in Japanese art for its close relationship with impressionism. He became an admirer of Japanese art when he saw Ukiyo-e by Hiroshige Ando for the first time in Paris. Since then, he has created many works with bold composition and bright colors inspired by Ukiyo-e prints. His colorful abstract paintings use strong and quick brush strokes as if to see him grabbing what he felt instantaneously and wouldn’t let them go. Going through several transitional periods, he broke free from preconceptions or stereotypes that urged him to draw “something” and began to reconstruct his works. By interacting with various layers of colors and elements and sometimes by letting himself go with the flow of arbitrary action, he continues to create new works. This exhibition will simultaneously be held at UCHIGO and SHIZIMI Gallery displaying his different artworks. It aims to provide the gallery visitors opportunities to enjoy Haessle’s various types of paintings and the harmony of colors. We are looking forward to seeing you at two venues. ●Jean-Marie Haessle Haessle was born in 1939 in Buhl, Haut-Rhin, France. In Munich, while on duty for the French military, he became fascinated with Van Gogh’s sunflower drawn against the blue background. This made him decide to become an artist. Over the years, he had numerous shows around the globe, including the shows in New York, Washington, Mexico, and Taiwan. In recent years, his works are exhibited not only in his home country, France but also in other European countries including Switzerland and Greece. ---------------------------- Wada Garou Tokyo 3F 3-5-16 Ginza Chuo-Ku Tokyo 104-0061, Japan ★Click here for more details about the venue Opening hours: 13:00-18:30 Closed on Mondays and national holiday ---------------------------- Main venue Uchigo and Shizimi Gallery Address: 2-11-4 Kanda Jinbo-cho Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 101-0061, Japan ★click here for more details about the venue Opening hours: 10:30-18:00 Closed on Saturdays, Sundays 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)
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
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)
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
