Caravan
12 October – 1 November, 2024
Opening Reception Saturday 12 October, 5-7pm
The group exhibition “Caravan,” first held at Park Hotel Tokyo in 2023, is returning to Sansiao Gallery in an even more exciting form! Eight Japanese contemporary artists, active both in Japan and abroad, will present outstanding works for “Caravan 2024″ as Sansiao Gallery nears its closing. Don’t miss it!
Sumiko Iwaoka, Shunsuke Saiki, Sonoko Nukaga, Atsushi Nemoto, Tomoko Hisamatsu, Taku Hisamura, Hiroshi Mori, Hogalee
Notice of Closure
Dear Valued Patrons,
Thank you for your continued support.
We regret to inform you that Sansiao Gallery and MASATAKA CONTEMPORARY will be closing on 7 December 2024.
We are deeply grateful for all the support and patronage we have received over the years.
To all who have visited us, we extend our heartfelt thanks.
Sansiao Gallery HK will remain open, so if you are in Hong Kong, please do visit our gallery in Central.
Additionally, our art department will continue to operate, so if you are interested in our collection, please contact us directly at info@sansiao-gallery.com.
Before our closure, we will hold three more exhibitions, including the current one.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Warm regards,
Sansiao Gallery
MASATAKA CONTEMPORARY
Masahiro Takahashi, Director
Ton●Jin●Kan●Chihei
Saturday, July 20, 2024 – Friday, August 9, 2024
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to present the duo exhibition “Ton●Jin●Kan●Chihei” featuring works by ippaida storage and Ippei Nakao. This exhibition showcases installations and performances by two artists with distinct approaches.
The concept of this exhibition revolves around exploring the relationship between urban landscapes, personal memories, and the body. In today’s urban landscapes, shaped by economic instability, demographic changes, new technologies, and gentrification, there exists a sense of “Tonchinkan” and the Buddhist concepts of “greed, anger, and ignorance” (貪・瞋・痴). The artists delve into these feelings of disorientation and chaos.
The video works shot in Miyazaki, ippaida storage’s hometown, capture the intersection of landscapes and personal memories. The fragments of memory and physical sensations intermingle, transforming the perception of time and challenging the reality of the artists’ existence. Using skin and body, the exhibition seeks to uncover new meanings in urban landscapes and explore relationships that transcend time, place, body, and technology.
Reexamining landscape theory, the exhibition addresses the experiences and sensations brought about by changes in urban environments. Through the unique perspectives of the artists, it aims to reinterpret the chaos and disorientation that modern urban landscapes evoke.
Artists’ Statement
What does the urban landscape mean today, when even the memory of a place and the itch of one’s skin are laid bare before us? What are the things that change, those we nostalgically remember, those that bring comfort, and those that cause resentment? What becomes maddening and frustrating?
In 1975, an avant-garde documentary film titled “Abbreviated Serial Killer” was released. This film depicts the childhood of Norio Nagayama, who committed a series of shootings from 1968 to 1969, by following the “landscapes he might have seen” through subjective shots. The “landscape theory” proposed in this film, spearheaded by activist and film critic Masao Matsuda, can be summarized as viewing the homogenized landscapes of rapid national development under high economic growth as “landscapes = invisible power.” However, since the film developed a narrative closely aligned with Nagayama’s personal experiences, parts of this theory evolved into a male-centric mythology in later works, such as Nagisa Oshima’s “Tokyo War, Post-War Secret Stories.”
Applying these theories in 2024 may not be feasible. Today, beneath Japan’s homogenized surface, things have been slowly mutating, revealing their distinctiveness through economic instability, demographic changes, unfamiliar technological entities, and algorithms. It seems that urban landscapes are distorting under new influences. Amidst this turbulence, the mundane begins to show signs of erosion and is transforming into a new form of chaos. This perversion is hidden underground, like sewage, and its exclusion is inextricably linked to acts of violence.
The videos shot in Miyazaki, the hometown of ippaida storage, capture the interplay between landscapes and personal memories. The transformation of the timeline, chasing, overtaking, and being left behind, as well as the influx of pseudo-memories, create a muddling effect on the reality of both myself and ippaida. The layers of memory and texture from ippaida become intertwined with my own body.
In this exhibition, we use skin and body to reveal traces of erosion and explore new relationships that transcend time, place, body, and technology, seeking a non-binary understanding of the chaotic and disorienting “Tonchinkan” state.
WEEKENDERS tiny little art fair
Press Release
We’re thrilled to announce our upcoming art fair, from the 12th to the 14th of July!
Exhibitors are AI KOKO GALLERY (TOKYO), Boogie Woogie Photography (HONG KONG), CHUN POON (HONG KONG), FINCH ARTS (KYOTO), KOKI ARTS (TOKYO), MUG (TOKYO/BERLIN), SOUYA HANDA PROJECTS (TOKYO), YU HARADA (TOKYO), and SANSIAO GALLERY (TOKYO/HONG KONG).
Throughout the event, we’ll be screening performance videos by Yuske Taninaka, based in Berlin, who will debut his first solo exhibition at Towada Art Center in December 2024. Additionally, we’ll be showcasing works by Lousy, who participated in HKwalls during ART BASEL HK, and Sabrina Horak, who took part in the Nakanojo Biennale.
The entry to the art fair is FREE!
Dates & Hours:
Friday, July 12
1-7 pm: Fair Hours
5-7 pm: Opening Reception with DJ Lilyco
Saturday, July 13
12-7 pm: Fair Hours
7-11 pm: Mid-Fair Celebration Party @wpu_shinjuku with DJ HIYOCO and DJ Lilyco
Sunday , July 14
12-5 pm: Fair Hours
Related Music Event: “Don’t Bring Me Flowers 9″ at Ochiai Soup
press release
mini○
1-21 June, 2024
12-7pm / Closed on Sunday Monday Public Holidays
Opening Reception 1 June, 2024, 5-7pm
KANA MINAMI
YUKO MIYAMA
SAKI ISHITA
KIYU KISU
NATSUKI SATO
NAGMO
HONOKA HAYASHI
YOMIKAKE
ICHINIHO
HARUKA KAWAZOME
MARIKO OHASHI
KANA UWATOKO
RURIYA KAWAGUCHI
JUN KONISHI
ERI HATTA
MANAMI HIGASHI
KYARAAI
MEG
KIMINOE
MISUZU TOKITA
MAI TAKADA
SOH TOMIOKA
YUKITYA
KANA MIYAMOTO
YOONA LOVE KIM
AMI KURODA
JUN SUZUKI
TAKAHIRO YUMISASHI
SYUKA
FUMINA TSUTSUI
YURI NOZAKI
MEGUMI KAWANO
HINAKO KAGAWA
MISUZU OYAMA
MEGUMI TOYOSAWA
NANA
MEROCCOMEROCO
NANAKO KASAHARA
ASUKA KANEKO
STAFF-A
MATSUYAMAGOBANGAI
WAKA AOKAWA
ITABAMOE
MANABU KISHIMOTO
UTA ITAYA
HARUKA SHIKATA
RYO EBATO
MISATO NOZAWA
KOTA OMOTO
WAKANA
KAYO MATSUSHIMA
KANAHE SHIMADA
SATOKI FUJII
ATSUSHI MORIMOTO
KAORI MIYANO
MIKU KIGAWA
AYUMI FUKU
KAREN SHIOZAWA
KIRISAKI
MOKO SAWADA
F.A.C.E.
13 April – 2 May, 2024
Discover the history of Fashion, Art, Culture, and Entertainment through portraits of influential figures from the Sansiao Gallery collection. Engage in the creative journey within our gallery space and find inspiration in the endless possibilities of human achievement.
FRANCESCO SCAVULLO
VID TAYLOR
ALEX HARSLEY
CHRISTOPHER MAKOS
HELMUT NEWTON
PATRICK DEMARCHELIER
HORST P. HORST
RAY CHARLES WHITE
TIMOTHY WHITE
RUPERT J. SMITH
PHILIPPE HALSMAN
BERT STERN
Drawing
2024/2/24 (Sat) – 3/15 (Fri)
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce our collaborative thematic exhibition with MASATAKA CONTEMPORARY. Sansiao Gallery will feature works from our collection, while MASATAKA CONTEMPORARY will present paper-based drawings created by 20 artists, covering an entire wall. We invite you to enjoy our inaugural exhibition of 2024.
Happy Holidays!
Thank you for your support in 2023! Our next exhibition,
“Drawing,” featuring our gallery collection and captivating works by emerging artists, is scheduled for February 24, 2024 (Saturday). We look forward to welcoming you.
For inquiries about artworks or exhibitions, feel free to email us at info@sansiao-gallery.com.
Wishing you a fantastic 2024 filled with joy and inspiration.
Sansiao Gallery Team
HOMMAGE
2 – 23 December, 2023
The “HOMMAGE” exhibition, inaugurated in Tokyo in 2016 and subsequently well-received in Hong Kong, brings together a collection of secondary artworks from the gallery and artwork created by nine contemporary artists currently making a mark in diverse realms. These artists have uniquely interpreted the gallery’s holdings and the associated artists, resulting in a compelling showcase of their creations.
MANAMI HIGASHI x JOHN CURRIN
YUKA HAMAMOTO x JOHN KACERE
SAKI ISHITA x ENOC PEREZ
MEGUMI NUMATA x GILBERT & GEORGE
WAKA AOKAWA x FRED TOMASELLI
SUMIKO IWAOKA x RICHARD PRINCE
ATSUSHI NEMOTO x JOHN LURIE
SYUNSUKE SAIKI x RUPERT J. SMITH
KWON YOUNGJIN x JOHN CURRIN
Lousy x JOHN KACERE
OFF MENU : 東風
21 October – 10 November, 2023
Hong Kong artists, Lousy and David Leung’s first show “OFF MENU: 東風” in Tokyo.
From an east (Hong Kong) to another east (Tokyo), Lousy paints on all surfaces across all spaces, taking cues from the spontaneous energy of the city street. David Leung transforms his unique Niseko’s “dine & snowboarding” experience into a surrealistic photographic journey.
Their works and this collaboration, inspired by the excitement of urban life and the fun of experiencing various flavours, to be presented as a secret menu for the viewers.
Opening Reception Saturday 21 October 17:00 – 19:00
RABBIT HOLE
Manami Higashi Solo Exhibition
9 – 29 September, 2023
Close on Sunday Monday and Public Holiday except 29 September.
The characters known as “2D” characters have become idolized by obtaining the physicality of the “3D” through figures. I give movement to these figures and capture their continuity on a single canvas. In other words, I create artwork that visualizes the “time axis” or the “fourth dimension” within the realm of “2D” through painting.
Reflecting on the artists of the early 20th century who expressed movement and time within the canvas amidst the rapid development of industrial and mechanical civilization, I can’t help but feel a rotation of a vast loop of time, even as I now depict modern characters with movement and time using the same oil paints. This way, I entrust the physical rotation and the rotation symbolizing time and dimensions to these character figures.
The title of this exhibition, “RABBIT HOLE,” literally translates to “ウサギの巣穴” which means “rabbit hole.” It signifies a state of being unable to escape a certain situation, strange experiences, or alternate worlds. The subtle aura that the swaying, blurring, distorting, and lingering images of the rotating figures carry when combined with these characters that should be inanimate objects – this can be experienced as something extraordinary, akin to what lies at the end of a rabbit hole after chasing a rabbit.
ARTabi2023 in Tokyo
29 July – 18 August, 2023
Opening Reception
Saturday, 29th July
15:00 – 16:00
ARTabi 2023 International Contemporary Art Award is an esteemed international art award organized by First Idea Japan Co., Ltd. in 2022, in collaboration with Airbnb Japan Co., Ltd., Tatsuno Town, Nagano Prefecture, The Chain Museum Co., Ltd, and Sansiao Gallery. The primary objective of this award is to provide support and recognition to artists who aspire to expand their artistic horizons internationally.
Sansiao Gallery warmly invites you to attend the group exhibition titled “ARTabi2023 in Tokyo”. This exhibition will present a thoughtfully curated collection of 30 artworks, encompassing the top 5 award-winning pieces and 25 meticulously selected works from a pool of 374 submissions received from artists across 12 countries.
We are honored to showcase the exceptional works of two highly acclaimed artists, Hironori Tsuchibayashi and DAIGO (Daigo Mimura), who have made significant contributions to the vibrant art scene in Tatsuno, Nagano Prefecture.
We invite you to join us in this celebration of artistic excellence, where a diverse range of talent and creativity converge in an engaging display of contemporary art.
Fung Hoi Shan, Sherry
Manpan Lau
Christos Mavrodis
Daichi Ichinose
Soyblanc
Fuu Nagasawa
Kwon Young Jin
RINP
Kumi Shibata
Satomi Harashima
Masayuki Kawabata
Nosereina
Mamika Ueda
Kenjiro Shigemori
KE,YITING
Tomoya Nakamura
Kana Miyayama
Mosen Dai
Yuya Shimizu
Kakeru Nishigaki
AKI Yama
Yoshiyuki Koinuma
Elize Chan
David Sayre
Ryuga Tenzan
Kiyu Kisu
Mako Ura
kawakita atsushi
Makoto Sasao
Aiko Watanabe
Hikaru Tsuchibayashi
Daigo Mimura
mini◯
24 June – 14 July, 2023
Minimal art is a form of visual art that embodies minimalism, emphasizing simple shapes and colors while eliminating decorative and explanatory elements.
In this exhibition titled “mini◯,” we have invited 62 emerging artists to create both minimalistic works and works that are literally “mini” in size and have a round shape (“mal” in Japanese).
We hope to exhibit and enjoy these mini◯ works together with the 62 emerging artists.
Please note that the sale of artworks will be conducted through a lottery system only on the first day. For more details, please visit our website.
Kenta Asakura, Kana Arimura, itabamoe, Uta Itaya, Ichiniho, Daisuke Inoue, Saki Ishita, Haruki Ueda, Ayaka Umeda, Kana Uwatoko, Risako Ehara, Mariko Ohashi, Kota Omoto, Nanako Kasahara, asuka kaneko, Ruriya Kawaguchi, Haruka Kawazome, Manabu Kishimoto, Kiyu Kisu, Chihiro Kitakami, kiminoe, Kyaraai, KUYT, gekoru, Jun Konishi, Shunsuke Saiki, Natsuki Sato, CYON, HARUNA SHIKATA, Kanahe Shimada, Kaho Shimizu, Shoko Shimokawa, silsil, Jun Suzuki, STAFF A, Mai Takada, Maho Takahashi, Mai Takayama, Chika Tanikawa, Haruho Tamaki,chikuwamiel, Misuzu Tokita, Soh Tomioka, NAGMO, Eri Hatta, Mugi Hamada, Yuka Hamamoto, Honoka Hayashi, Manami Higashi, Tomoki Fujii, Gobangai Matsuyama, Gobangai Matsuyama, Kana Minami, Yuko Miyama, Yoko Mill, MEG, meroccomeroco, MOYAN, U-ku, Takahiro Yumisashi, yomikake, ruteN, WAKANA
BEYOND THE AGES/PORTRAIT
PART 1 : Saturday, 8 – Saturday, 29 April 2023
PART 2 : Saturday, 20 May – Friday, 9 June 2023
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce our group exhibition of the timeless collaboration exhibition with 13 Japanese photographers and world-established photographers.
We look forward to welcoming you all.
PART 1:
TOMOHIDE IKEYA
DAISUKE TAKAKURA
SHINICHIRO UCHIKURA
PHOTOGRAPHERHAL
KENJI HIRASAWA
MUGA MIYAHARA
RIEKO HONMA
MISUZU SHIBUYA
NANANANO
KOUHEI FUKUSHIMA
IZUMI TANAKA
HELMUT NEWTON, ANDY WARHOL, ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE,
MAN RAY, BETTINA RHEIMS, FRANCESCO SCAVULLO, HORST P. HORST,
LEWIS MORLEY, SID AVERY
OPENING RECEPTION :
PART 1 on Saturday, 8 April, 5-7 pm
PART 2:
MISATO KURIMUNE
NORIKO YABU
TOMOHIDE IKEYA
DAISUKE TAKAKURA
SHINICHIRO UCHIKURA
PHOTOGRAPHERHAL
KENJI HIRASAWA
MUGA MIYAHARA
RIEKO HONMA
MISUZU SHIBUYA
NANANANO
KOUHEI FUKUSHIM
IZUMI TANAKA
HELMUT NEWTON, ANDY WARHOL, ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE,
MAN RAY, BETTINA RHEIMS, FRANCESCO SCAVULLO, HORST P. HORST,
LEWIS MORLEY, SID AVERY
OPENING RECEPTION :
PART 2 on Saturday 20 May, 5 – 7 pm,
FLOWERS OF CONTEMPORARY ART
PART-1 14, January – 3 February 2023
PART-2 18 February – 10 March 2023
PAUL WONNER , WALASSE TING, YOSHIHIKO UEDA、DONALD SULTAN,
FRANCESCO SCAVULLO, GEORGES D’ESPAGNAT, GILBERT AND GEORGE,
LUCKY THIEF, MARIA FERNANDA VILELLA, JAMES RIZZI,
KANA MINAMI, ASUKA ITO, NANAKO KASAHARA, AIKO MATSUMOTO,
KANA MIYAYAMA, HARUKA KAWAZOME, KANA UWATOKO,
ruteN, NOBUKO SHIMIZU, YUKINAGA CHIBANA, AYAKA UMEDA, SAKI ISHITA,
HOMMAGE
3 – 24 December, 2022
TOKURO SAKAMOTO x PATRICK CAULFIELD
HANAE NAKAJIMA x RUPERT J. SMITH
KYARAAI x BETTINA RHEIMS
HONOKA HAYASHI x SALVADOR DALI
TODO x ANDY WARHOL
SUMIKO IWAOKA x JACK PIERSON
TAKU HISAMURA x CHRISTO
HYOTTOKO SUZUKI x FRED TOMASELLI
HIDEKI TAGAWA x SALVADOR DAL
SONOKO NUKAGA x JOHN CURRIN
mini◯
Saturday, 21 May – Friday, 10 June 2022
KANA MINAMI
RYOKO KANETA
YUKO MIYAMA
ICHINIHO
HARUKA KAWAZOME
CHIKUWAMIERU
MARIKO OHASHI
KANA UWATOKO
KIMIKO CHIKUMA
YOKO MILL
RURIYA KAWAGUCHI
NANA
MEGUMI KAWANO
MAI TAKADA
MISUZU TOKITA
CHIKA TANIKAWA
KANAHE SHIMADA
CHIAKI FUJIWARA
EGG CHIP
SATO SUGAMOTO
NATSUMI YAMAGUCHI
NATSUKO SORANO
HARUKI UEDA
JUN KONISHI
SHIZUKA MARIYA
KAYO MATSUSHIMA
ROCO ASADA
HONAMI SHIGETA
ERI HATTA
KANA ARIMURA
YUKICHA
KANA MIYAMOTO
SATOKI FUJII
UNE ASAI
MIHO NEGISHI
MANAMI HIGASHI
NATSUKI SATO
KYARAAI
AMI KURODA
MAHO TAKAHASHI
AYAKO YONEMITSU
SOU TOMIOKA
YUKA HAMAMOTO
SAKI FUJIKAWA
MISUZU OYAMA
MUGI HAMADA
MUSUBI
MOMOE SEZAKI
SABRINA HORAK
SUMIKO IWAOKA
TAKU HISAMURA
SHUNSUKE SAIKI
DAVIS UESGI KOFFIE
TOMOKO HISAMATSU
YUSUKE KIHARA
HYOTTOKO SUZUKI
HIDEKI TAGAWA
KUNIHIRO WATANABE a.k.a.JohDai
SHOKO SHIMOKAWA
MEROCCOMEROCO
FRANCESCO SCAVULLO
Saturday 9 – Saturday 30 April 2022
We are open on Friday 29 April, as part of Tokyo Art & Antiques.
HOMMAGE
4th – 25th December, 2021
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce “HOMMAGE”, a series of exhibitions in which emerging artists creating artwork that is inspired by eminent pieces in our collection.
Takumi Ueda x CHRISTOPHER MAKOS
Akira Ishiguro x MIKE BIDLO
Maho Takahashi x ROBERT BECHTLE
YOICHIRO x ROY LICHTENSTEIN
Haruka Makita x WALASSE TING
Sumiko Iwaoka x SARAH CHARLESWORTH
Shinichiro Inui x ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE
Hyottoko Suzuki x CHRISTO
Shunsuke Saiki x ROY LICHTENSTEIN
Yuji Ota x MIKE BIDLO
MUSICA
10 – 30 July, 2021
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce “MUSICA”, a group exhibition with artists below…
LARRY RIVERS
SUSANNAH MACDONALD
TIMOTHY WHITE
MARIE LAURENCIN
MARC CHAGALL
MARK KOSTABI
KAREN BRESCI
RUPERT J. SMITH
LEE TANNER
A.R.PENCK
LISA RUYTER
BURTON MORRIS
UCHIBAYASHI TAKESHI
JOAN BROWN
ART CENTRAL 2021
20 to 23 May 2021 (VIP Preview 19 May).
Sansiao Gallery is thrilled to be exhibiting at @artcentralhk this week, in Hong Kong and online!
See work by Sakurako Hattori, Kana Minami, Stephanie Sin and Taku Hisamura on Art Central Capsule, the Fair’s own collecting platform, and on @Artsy.
SILENT
13 March – 3 April, 2021
10 – 30 April, 2021
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce “SILENT a group exhibition with…
NAN GOLDIN
ELIZABETH MAGILL
FRANCESCO SCAVULLO
HAMISH FULTON
LUC TUYMANS
RICHARD ESTES
YOSHIHIKO UEDA
SHEILA METZNER
MIMMO JODICE
RICHARD MISRACH
Lim Chae Wook
DAISUKE TAKAKURA
SILENT !!! Postponed !!!
This exhibition is postponed!!! The new dates will be announced soon…
16 Jan. – 6 Feb. 2021
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce “SILENT a group exhibition with…
NAN GOLDIN
ELIZABETH MAGILL
FRANCESCO SCAVULLO
HAMISH FULTON
LUC TUYMANS
RICHARD ESTES
YOSHIHIKO UEDA
SHEILA METZNER
MIMMO JODICE
RICHARD MISRACH
Lim Chae Wook
DAISUKE TAKAKURA
HOMMAGE
5 – 26 December 2020
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce “HOMMAGE”, a series of exhibitions in which emerging artists creating artwork that is inspired by eminent pieces in our collection.
Kengo Nakamura x DAVID SIMPSON
Yuichiro Ohmura x THOMAS RUFF
Kana Miyamoto x JOHN KACERE
Kanaria x TRACEY EMIN
Masato Yamaguchi x PABLO PICASSO
Takako Kimura x JACKSON POLLOCK
Hiroshi Mori x MIKE BIDLO
Sumiko Iwaoka x JOHN CURRIN
Tomoko Hisamatsu x JACKSON POLLOCK
iconic figure
26 Sep.-16 Oct. 2020 photographs
31 Oct.- 20 Nov. 2020 paintings and prints
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce a 2 part exhibition “iconic figure”.
The first part of the exhibition will be photography, and the second part will consist of paintings and prints.
FRANCESCO SCAVULLO
BETTINA RHEIMS
GUIDO ARGENTINI
PATRICK DEMARCHELIER
MILTON H GREENE
SID AVERY
LEWIS MORLEY
HORST P. HORST
BRUCE WEBER
NOBUYOSHI ARAKI
RALPH GIBSON
KIM DONG YOO
ZHAO KAILIN
MEL RAMOS
MATSUYAMA KEN
RUPERT J. SMITH
FRANCESCO VEZZOLI
BRIAN McCARTHY
LUCIANO CASTELLI
2o2oAppropriation
Saturday, 22 August – Friday, 11 September
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce a group exhibition “2o2oAppropriation” with Taku Hisamura, Sakurako Hattori and Kana Minami with our collection.
Appropriation in art challenges the definitions of originality, authenticity and ownership and even questions the delineation of art’ s nature and the world in which it exists. We would like to introduce the work of Japanese contemporary artist Taku Hisamura whose embroidered works of recontextualised clothing brand logos inhabit the long tradition of appropriation art, evoking questions about the nature of mass production and originality.
In consonance with Hisamura’ s work Sansiao Gallery will present other artworks of appropriation art featuring work by Sakurako Hattori, Kana Minami, Bidlo’ s Duchamp and Pollock as well as Warhol and Pettibone.
“reproduction of HOMMAGE SGHK 2019″ will be held simultaneously, where a selection of works from the Hong Kong HOMMAGE exhibition will be shown..
Sumiko Iwaoka x SARAH CHARLESWORTH, Ryoko Kaneta x ANDO HIROSHIGE, Kayo Matsushima x GEORGES BRAQUE, Hogalee x ROY LICHTENSTEIN and Taku Hisamura x CHRISTO
Best Friend
Saturday, 13 June – Friday, 3 July
Artists
WILLIAM WEGMAN
LUCKY THIEF
SATOSHI YABUUCHI
ELLIOTT ERWITT
MAYA MAXX
Mill Yoko
KAYO MATSUSHIMA
YOSHIKAZU KAJIKAWA
HORA FRENCH
Artwork featuring animals, humans` best friends.
When you walk into the gallery and look at the artwork on the wall, you will find a smile on your face.
This exhibition is just like that.
✴︎Tokyo Art & Antiques !! Cancelled !! ✴︎
Please stay safe and stay home.
Tokyo Art & Antiques
✴︎Important Notice✴︎
We are sorry to announce that our next exhibition “Best Friend’ has been postponed as a precautionary measure to help contain the spread of coronavirus.
The new exhibition date will be Saturday, 16 May – Friday, 5 June.
We apologize for the inconvenience caused and appreciate your understanding.
Best Friend
!!!POSTPONED!!!
Saturday, 4 April – Saturday, 25 April 2020
Saturday, 16 May – Friday, 5 June
Artists
WILLIAM WEGMAN
LUCKY THIEF
SATOSHI YABUUCHI
ELLIOTT ERWITT
MAYA MAXX
Mill Yoko
KAYO MATSUSHIMA
YOSHIKAZU KAJIKAWA
HORA FRENCH
Artwork featuring animals, humans` best friends.
When you walk into the gallery and look at the artwork on the wall, you will find a smile on your face.
This exhibition is just like that.
We will be the part of “Tokyo Art Antiques”
Important notice
In order to minimize the risk of spreading the new coronavirus, we have reduced our opening hours for the current exhibition.
We will now be open from 12.00 to 17.00. However, on Saturday March 7th we will open at our regular time from 12.00 to 19:00.
We apologize for the inconvenience caused and appreciate your understanding.
Untitled vol. S
Saturday, 22 February – Friday, 13 March 2020
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce “Untitled vol.S “, after our “Untitled vol. L” exhibition.
Artists…
BARNABY FURNAS
BJARNE MELGAARD AND SVERRE BJERTNES
BRIAN ALFRED
CHINATSU BAN
FRED TOMASELLI
GILBERT AND GEORGE
GÜNTHER FÖRG
HAL HIRSHORN
JENNY GAGE
LOUISE LAWLER
PAULETTA M. CHANCO
PETER VOULKOS
ROBERT COLESCOTT
SAM FRANCIS
Untitled vol.L
Saturday, 25 January – Friday, 14 February 2020
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce “Untitled vol.L”, an exhibition of our collection with…
JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT
FRED TOMASELLI
CATHERINE OPIE
FUMIO NANBATA
MAYA MAXX
RAYMOND SAUNDERS
VICTORIA SAMBUNARIS
WALASSE TING
WILLIAM EGGLESTON
HOMMAGE
Saturday 7, December 2019 – Friday, 17 January 2020
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce “HOMMAGE”, a series of exhiitions which emerging artists creating artwork that is inspired by eminent pieces in our collection.
KAYOKO KIMURA x ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE
TORU OHTSUKI x MEL RAMOS
TSUKIKA HOSHIBA x ROBERT BECHTLE
ASUKA ITO x HELMUT NEWTON
DAISUKE TAKAKURA x CHRISTO
HIROSHI MORI x RICHARD PETTIBONE
SUMIKO IWAOKA & TAKU HISAMURA x ANDY WARHOL
MARIE YAMAMOTO x GED QUINN
AZUMI TAKEDA x SERBAN SAVU
Opening reception Saturday 7 December 2019 from 5-7pm
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minimal
Sat, 9 – Sat, 30 November
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce “minimal”, a group exhibition with FRANK STELLA, SOL LEWITT, KANAHE SHIMADA, YUKO MIYAMA, SAKI FUJIKAWA, RYOKO KANETA, CHIKA TANIKAWA, MISUZU OYAMA, KIMIKO CHIKUMA, ASUKA ITO, MAYUMI KONNO, MANAMI HIGASHI,
Open on Tuesday ‐ Saturday 12:00 – 19:00
Close on Sunday, Monday and National holidays
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CHARACTER
Sat, 5 October – Fri, 25 October
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce “CHARACTER”, a group exhibition with ANDY WARHOL, SATO “BRIAN” KATSUHIKO, RUPERT J. SMITH, RONNIE CUTRONE, LEONEL MATHEU, KEN HONMA, ROBERT LOUGHLIN, RODNEY ALAN GREENBLAT, CORINNA HEUMANN, TARO CHIEZO
Open on Tuesday ‐ Saturday 12:00 – 19:00
Close on Sunday, Monday and National holidays
EXHIBITION ARCHIVE
Art & Music
Sat,20 June – Fri,9 Aug 2019
RICHARD PRINCE / ELLIOTT ERWITT / MARK KOSTABI / NERUNODAISUKI / PETER LINDBERGH / TAKESHI UCHIBAYASHI / RUPERT J. SMITH / ANDY WARHOL / FRANCESCO SCAVULLO
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce “Art & Music” an exhibition focusing on contemporary art in music.
We will be showing a large black and white photograph of Mick Jagger taken by Peter Lindbergh, and also the famous photography of Elliott Erwitt who worked with Fairground Attraction and LED ZEPPELIN on their album covers.
We will also exhibit 60`s and 70`s vintage album covers and posters in collaborating with SORC (Space of Rock Classics) in Nagoya.
The Luncheon on the Paintings
Saturday, 22 June – Friday, 12 July 2019
Artists: GED QUINN, RALPH GOINGS, MARY ELLEN JOHNSON, ELIZABETH CRAWFORD, VID TAYLOR, YOSHIHIKO UEDA, DONALD SULTAN, GAY OUTLAW, RUFINO TAMAYO, MOTOKO OTSUKI, MASAKO, KEN HONMA
Open on Tuesday ‐ Saturday 12:00 – 19:00
Close on Sunday, Monday and National holidays
Food scene in the Bible, food as religious symbols, food as pleasure, food as just motifs like “apple = red sphere”.
In the long painting history, food has been drawn from various angles, and you can read and interpret life and states of the Art at that time.
From the landscapes and donuts painted by Ralph Goings, you can get a glimpse of American working class life.
Mary Ellen Johnson began to draw food triggered by trouble with her weight, and her paintings shows excess “deliciousness”.
Motoko Otsuki’s paintings of dishes and cakes has quietness and sorrow as after a parade.
The food scene by MASAKO hides allusions and questions toward relationships with others.
We put together the one-plate painting of food.
Please enjoy the exhibition slowly as taste food appreciatively.
JAPAN PROJECT -HOMAGE TO ANDY WARHOL-
Saturday, 18 May – Friday, 7 June 2019
Artist: RUPERT J. SMITH
Open on Tuesday ‐ Saturday 12:00 – 19:00
Close on Sunday, Monday and National holidays
“JAPAN PROJECT” is a set of 10 silkscreen prints of iconic Japanese companies advertisements and a portrait of Andy Warhol.
This series was based on Warhol’s visit to Japan and his fascination with Japanese culture.
After the death of Warhol, the master printer Rupert J. Smith taken over the project and finalize in 1989 with his printing skills.
This exhibition focused on “NAMCO-PACMAN” because May 22, 2019 is the 39th anniversary of PACMAN.
Other than regular edition, trial proof and print on canvas which are different and unique color will be exhibited.
Charity Auction Result in Tokyo Art & Antiques
Charity Auction Result in Tokyo Art & Antiques
[Lot 1] Sold for 4,000 JPY
[Lot 2] Sold for 10,500 JPY
[Lot 3] Sold for 3,500 JPY
[Lot 7] Sold for 3,000 JPY
[Lot 8] Sold for 7,000 JPY
[Lot 9] Sold for 9,000 JPY
[Lot 10] Sold for 3,050 JPY
[Lot 11] Sold for 2,450 JPY
[Lot 12] Sold for 2,500 JPY
We will donate a part of benefit to the Japan Red Cross Society, Great East Japan Earthquake contribution.
news: J-WAVE “GOOD NEIGHBORS”
“road to POP” was introduced on “GOOD NEIGHBORS”, J-WAVE.
https://www.j-wave.co.jp/original/neighbors/passport/973.html
road to POP / Tokyo Art & Antiques
Saturday, 6 – Saturday, 27 April 2019
Artists: ANDY WARHOL, GEORGES BRAQUE, PABLO PICASSO, SALVADOR DALI, JASPER JOHNS, ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG, JONATHAN SELIGER, SYLVIE FLEURY
Open on Tuesday ‐ Saturday 12:00 – 19:00
Close on Sunday, Monday and National holidays
Sansiao Gallery had expertly introduced POP art since its inception at the time of founding. We are pleased to announce an exhibition “road to POP” that you can cover many keywords long walk to POP.
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We are participating in Tokyo Art & Antiques.
Our gallery will be open as always during the event.
You can bit at Charity Auction.
We will put James Rizzi’s prints and goods, Mark Kostabi’s print up for the acution.
Enjoy gallery-hopping in Nihonbashi!
Tokyo Art & Antiques:
The Nihonbashi / Kyobashi Art Event
Thursday, 25 – Saturday, 27 April 2019
https://www.tokyoartantiques.com/en/
Oku (place it for a while)
March 1 (Fri), 2 (Sat), 8 (Fri), 9 (Sat), 15 (Fri), 16 (Sat)
*Open on Fri and Sat 12:00 – 19:00 only
*Opening Reception: March 2 (Sat) 4:30 PM -
*Performance: [Fri] 3:30 PM – / 5:00 PM – [Sat] 1:30 PM – / 3:30 PM – / 5:00 PM -
Artists: ATSUYA ITAKURA, KOKI FUJINAKA, YOSHIAKI KANAMORI, ANDY WARHOL, ROBERT MOTHERWELL, LUC TUYMANS, LAURIE SIMMONS, TOM MARIONI, ELLEN FRANCES TUCHMAN
Produce: BARTU & OUR COMPANY
You can see their performance on YouTube
ART in PARK HOTEL TOKYO 2019
ARTISTS: Kana Minami, Eri Hatta, Ryoko Kaneta, Kana Uwatoko, Kimiko Chikuma, monde, and more
Period:8 (Fri) – 10 (Sun) March 2019
Venue:Park Hotel Tokyo 26th, 27th Floor (2 Floors)
Shiodome Media Tower, 1-7-1 Higashi Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-7227 Tokyo (25th Floor, the reception)
https://www.aipht.artosaka.jp/en/
https://www.aipht.artosaka.jp/en/gallery/g-2719/
Our room is on the 27th floor.
Room number is #2719.
Hiroshi Mori Solo Exhibition “Metafiction”
The solo exhibition of Hiroshi Mori (https://www.hiroshi-mori.com) who is exhibiting his works at “HOMMAGE” now is going to be held at.
Hiroshi Mori Solo Exhibition “Metafiction”
December 26, 2018 – January 31, 2019
@Art Wall Gallery (GINZA SIX 6F, in front of STARBACKS)
Official site: https://store.tsite.jp/ginza/event/art/4113-1453341207.html (Japanese)
HOMMAGE 2018
We are pleased to announce an exhibition, “HOMMAGE”.
Please check the special page!
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HOMMAGE 2018 website
ARTforGIFT
Saturday, 27 October – Saturday, 17 November
Artists: JAMES RIZZI, GRAHAM CLARKE, DIANE MONET, ELLEN FRANCES TUCHMAN, MARIA FERNANDA VIELLA, IZURU KASAHARA and more.
Open on Tuesday ‐ Saturday 12:00 – 19:00
Close on Sunday, Monday and National holidays
Affordable Prints, Multiples & Emerging Arts
Materia
Saturday, 25 August – Saturday, 15 September
Artists: MIROSLAW BALKA, MARTIN KIPPENBERGER, GERHARD MERZ, BLAIR SEAGRAM, ARIKA SOMEYA, TAKESHI UCHIBAYASHI, PETER VOULKOS
Open on Tuesday ‐ Saturday 12:00 – 19:00
Close on Sunday, Monday and National holidays
Focusing on sculpture and artwork applying a special quality of material.
Pale but vivid
Saturday, 14 July – Friday, 3 August
Artists: GUIDO ARGENTINI, TONI MENEGUZZO, AKIRA GOMI, ELMER NELSON BISCHOFF, NATHAN OLIVEIRA, JOHN DE ANDREA
Open on Tuesday ‐ Saturday 12:00 – 19:00
Close on Sunday, Monday and National holidays
“What spirit is so empty and blind, that it cannot recognize the fact that the foot is more noble than the shoe, and skin more beautiful than the garment with which it is clothed?”ーーMichelangelo
ART OSAKA 2018
JOHN KACERE《ANDREA ’91》oil on linen, 76.2×101.8cm, 1991
『ART OSAKA 2018』
Artists:JOHN KACERE / RALPH GOINGS / IZURU KASAHARA / KANA MINAMI / MANAMI HIGASHI / ERI HATTA / HARUKI UEDA and others
Our room is #6312.
https://www.artosaka.jp/jp/gallery/g-6312/
Period:6th(Fri)-8th(Sun)July,2018
Preview:6th(Fri) July 14:00-20:00 *Invitee and Press only
Open to the Public:7th(Sat) July 11:00-20:00
8th(Sun) July 11:00-19:00 *Admission closes 1hour prior to the fair closing.
Venue:Hotel Granvia Osaka 26th Floor
3-1-1 Umeda Kita-ku Osaka 5300001 JAPAN
T. +81(0)6 6344 1235
Access:https://www.artosaka.jp/en/access/
HOMMAGE @ Sansiao Gallery HK
A group exhibition featuring 8 Hong Kong and Tokyo young talents, each of them creates new works tribute to an artwork of their predecessors, yields an interesting conversation between the present and the past.
Exhibition
27 March – 15 May 2018 Monday – Friday 11 am – 7 pm
Artist
Bosco Law (Hong Kong) hommage to Lucien Smith
Hina Maekawa (Japan) hommage to Serban Savu
Kana Minami (Japan) hommage to Walasse Ting
Sam Cheng (Hong Kong) hommage to Todd Rundgren
Tanya aka Pirate (UK) hommage to Fred Tomaselli
Vanessa Wong (Hong Kong) hommage to Robert Bernardi
V V Franklin (France) hommage to Ralph Goings
yueru (Japan) hommage to Mike Bidlo
ART in PARK HOTEL TOKYO
『ART in PARK HOTEL TOKYO 2018』
ARTISTS:Mark Kostabi、Gudio Argentini、Kana Minami
Period:8 (Thu) – 11 (Sun) March 2018
Venue:Park Hotel Tokyo 26th, 27th Floor (2 Floors)
Shiodome Media Tower, 1-7-1 Higashi Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-7227 Tokyo (25th Floor, the reception)
https://www.aipht.artosaka.jp
Permanent exhibition
「Sansiao Gallery Permanent Exhibition」
FEBRUARY 10 – MARCH 3, 2018
TUE. ‐ SAT. 12:00 – 19:00
Close on SUN. MON. and national holidays
ARTISTS:Mark Kostabi / Guido Argentini / Kana Minami
We will join to ART in PARK HOTEL TOKYO 2018 after the permanet exhibition.
A.R.PENCK
「A.R. Penck」
DECEMBER 1 – JANUARY 26, 2018
MON. ‐ FRI. 12:00 – 18:00
Close on SAT. SUN. and national holidays
Opening Reception : 2017/12/1 FRI. 17:00 – 19:00
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to present “A.R.Penck”, a joint exhibition between recognised Neue Wilde artists A.R.Penck and Jorg Immendor. whose works personified Germany`s division during the Cold War.
A.R.Penck was born in Dresden in the German Democratic Republic in 1939 and died on 2 May this year in Zürich at the age of 77. Penck explored how signs, numbers, and symbols could become abstraction. His style stood out for its simplicity, as well as for its confrontational and often ironic imagery. His colourful images depicting primitive stick figures were as much a sign of protest as they were sheer provocation.
Jorg Immendorff was born in Bleckede in the Federal Republic of Germany in 1945 and died in Düsseldorf on May 27, 2007. Immendorff’s paintings often used irony and heavy symbolism to convey political ideas. Best known is his “Cafe Deutschland” series of paintings, in which the opposing ideologies of East and West Germany are represented in crowded and colourful pictures.
He was a professor at Dusseldorf Beaux-Arts. and received the merit medal of the Federal Republic of Germany in 1998,.
「pop… in art」at Sansiao Gallery Hong Kong
「pop… in art」
SEPTEMBER 28 – DECEMBER 15, 2017
Opening cocktail reception: SEPTEMBER 28th, 6 ‒ 9pm
■Sansiao Gallery Hong Kong
Room 104-5 Wilson House, 19-27 Wyndham Street, Central | Tel: 852-2586-1018
Hours: Mon. to Fri. 11am ‒ 7pm / Sat. By appointment only | Contact: Holly Wong (Manager)hollywong@santsin.com
Sansiao Gallery is delighted to present Pop…in art, an exhibition of prints by a variety of artists who were at
one point or another associated with the 20th century pop art movement, including works by the movementʼs pioneer ‒ Andy Warhol (1928-1987). This exhibition is themed around Warhol and his pop conceptualism.
The debut exhibition of Sansiao Gallery Hong Kong “MEMENTO” from 30th, June
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to announce opening of a new gallery in Hong Kong, and the debut exhibition “MEMENTO” is holding from JUNE 30.
MEMENTO
Friday, JUNE 30 – Thursday, AUGUST 31, 2017
Saturday: By appointment only / Close on Sunday
Opening Reception: Friday, JUNE 30 6pm – 9pm
ART OSAKA 2017
7th(Fri.)– 9th(Sun.)July, 2017
Preview
7th(Fri.)July 2:00pm – 8:00pm
* Invitee and Press only
Open to the Public
8th(Sat.)July 11:00am – 8:00pm
9th(Sun.)July 11:00am – 7:00pm
* Admission closes 1hour prior to the fair closing.
Hotel Granvia Osaka 26th Floor
3-1-1 Umeda Kita-ku Osaka 5300001 JAPANAccess
http://www.artosaka.jp/en/
RUPERT J. SMITH / JONATHAN SELIGER / ELLEN FRANCES TUCHMAN / JAMES RIZZI / MAYA MAXX / OSAMU WATANABE and others
Closing notice
Thank you for your patronage.
We will take a short leave because of increase in workload (preparing an oversea base).
We are sorry for any inconvenience at may cause.
After a new exhibition has been decided, we will inform you on our website.
HOMMAGE
Saturday, 1 October – Saturday, 12 November
10:00-18:00 Closed Sun, Mon and Public holiday
Opening Reception Saturday, 1 October 17:00-19:00
Sansiao Gallery is pleased to present “HOMMAGE”, a themantic collaboration exhibition between established artists such as Richard Prince, Damien Hirst, and Nobuyoshi Araki and 4 emerging contemporary artists.
OSAMU WATANABE x KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI/JOHN KACERE/MIKE BIDLO/RICHARD PETTIBONE/DOLK
SUMIKO IWAOKA x RICHARD PRINCE
ATSUSHI NEMOTO x JENNY GAGE
SABRINA HORAK x NOBUYOSHI ARAKI
RIEKO HONMA x MASARU SHICHINOHE
RIZZI STARDUST
Saturday, August 13 – Saturday, September 17 2016
Opening Reception : 8 / 13(Sat.)17:00 ‒ 19:00
Sansiao Gallery is proud to announce a solo exhibition from Brooklyn born pop artist James Rizzi “Rizzi Stardust” . Starting during university Rizzi became known for his 3D silk screens, submitted to teachers as makeshift alternatives for paintings,prints and sculptures. Major works have included the covers for the first and second Tom Tom Club albums and being the first ever living artist to be commissioned by the German government to design postage stamps. Having also designed numerous advertisements for Japanese companies, Rizzi is probably best known for being the official artist for both the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and 1998 Nagano Olympics.
-James Rizzi
October 5, 1950 – December 26, 2011.
Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY.
Neo kacho-fugetsu
Saturday, June 11 ‒ Saturday, July 23 2016
MIKE BIDLO / SARAH CHARLESWORTH / WILLIAM EGGLESTON / RODNEY ALAN GREENBLAT / RICHARD PETTIBONE / JACKSON POLLOCK / BERNHARD QUADE / NIKI DE SAINT PHALLE /WALASSE TING / FRED TOMASELLI / PAUL WONNER /KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI/YOSHIHIKO UEDA/ASUKA ITO