Mizuma Art Gallery is one of the best contemporary japanese art galleries to explore at this year’s edition of Art Basel Hong Kong (Galleries|Level 1 |1B37). This gallery has exhibiton spaces in Japan, Beijing and in Singapore , an artist residency space “Rumah Kijang Mizuma” in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, “Mizuma, Kips & Wada Art” in New York to support exchanges between local and Japanese artists.
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Founded in 1994 by the japanese art gallerist projects by Sueo Mizuma, the gallery is focused on young artists from Japan and other Asian countries presents their artworks redolent with a spirit of critique. Works of japanese artists as Aida Makoto, Aiko Miyanaga, and Yamaguchi Akira are displayed in the Mizuma corner.
Aida Mokoto, I-O Lunchbox Paintings, Mixed Media, 2018 ©Mizuma Art Gallery
Aiko Miyanaga, Waiting for awakening shoes, 2018, made from naphthalene, resin, mixed media, 2018 ©Mizuma Art Gallery
Akira Yamaguchi, Manjushri Crossing the Sea, Oil Painting, 2007 ©Mizuma Art Gallery
All over the corner of the Mizuma Art Gallery you can be surprised by the intervention of the emmerging artist Aoyama Satoro, who manifests a social and political vision using aestetics elements from different pediod of political and social history. The renowed artist as Tomiyuki Kaneko and Junichi Mori are also there.
Tomiyuki Kaneko, Red tiger deity, Painting Mineral pigments, transparent watercolor, acrylic, pen, foil on Japanese paper, 2019 ©Mizuma Art Gallery
Junichi Mori, Veil, Acrylic painting, 2019 ©Mizuma Art Gallery
Aoyama Satoro, News from nowhere (Labour day), Work on paper, 2018 ©Mizuma Art Gallery
The Gallery also offer to be appreciated, other works with diferent artistic manifestations such as sculptures, prints or even annimation video film that refer us to the contemporary asian culture.
Junichi Mori, Sally, Sculpture, wood, marble, ivory, 2014 ©Mizuma Art Gallery
Manabu Ikeda, White Horse , Prints & Multiples etching, hand drawn pen and ink, 2018 ©Mizuma Art Gallery
Akino Kondoh, KiyaKiya, Animation Video film ©Mizuma Art Gallery
Mizuma Art Gallery continues to support and promote a large number of internationally active artists and participates actively in international art fairs.
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