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GALLERY KUJAKU seeks artworks that enrich "heart" and "living" every day.
We also propose the coordination of artworks that suits our time and generation.
We also propose the coordination of artworks that suits our time and generation.
NEWS
Living with Art
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Art that creates a story
Autumn is said to be the season of art. Art has the power to create a story. Some stories are entrusted to the painting by the artist, while others are spun by the viewer. In any case, people like stories. The works and abstract paintings of contemporary artists, because they are abstract, inspire various imaginations on the part of the viewer. For whom and for what? If you look at the details of the work while imagining such things, you may find the thoughts and hints that the artist put in. This autumn, while looking at the works of contemporary writers, you can imagine a story of your own as a detective. It may be a fashionable way to spend autumn.
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Autumn looking at the mental landscape
In autumn, the green turns yellow and red at once, which makes you feel the changing seasons. The autumn leaves have a feeling of exhilaration for the beauty of the melancholy that goes away, which is different from the flowers of spring. The paintings that match the autumn scene and the image are probably landscape paintings and heavy oil paintings. Art finds and expresses beauty in sadness, loneliness, sadness, death, aging, ugliness, and despair, which seem to be taken as negative. On the contrary, these are indispensable for feeling love, beauty, joy, life, youth, fun, and peace of mind. How much can you feel these contrasts from one picture? Think of it as a little game, and why not take some time to pensive while having tea and slowly gazing at the original mental landscape depicted in the picture.
Exhibitions
Shibata Sho Photo Exhibition / Morikan and Margins
The scenes I find most appealing to photograph are often hazy or in the middle of a snowstorm.
It's not the disappearance of visual information or sound, but rather the sense that the world is quietly holding its breath, and I think that's what draws me to it.
The blank spaces captured in photographs are not omissions, but filled silences.
Though silent, I feel they are the most eloquent.
I hope that these blank spaces can offer the viewer a moment of tranquility. / Shibata Sho
We are pleased to present a photo exhibition by photographer Shibata Sho, "Silence and Blank Spaces."
This exhibition will feature new works by Shibata Sho, themed around the scenery of his hometown that quietly resonates in his heart. We hope you will come to the venue to experience the inner voices that permeate his works.
Gen Matsumoto's watercolor paintings
"I am always fascinated by Italy's old towns and villages. Last year I also visited Perugia and Cortona. The exhibition will include 25 watercolors, including the usual paintings from Tuscany and Paris. Please take your time to look around while listening to Bach or other music."
Customer's Voice
We have visited our customers and delivered and assessed a number of works. It is the job of Gallery Kujaku to allow those who have purchased it to enjoy a more wonderful space at home with the artworks and those who let go of it to be able to comfortably pass on to the next owner.
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| Adress | 104-0031 TokyoChuo-ku2-5-18 Kyobashi Kyobashi Souseikan Bldg. 1F |
| TEL | +81-(0)3-3535-3334 |
| Open hours |
11:00 - 18:00 (Closed on Saturday, Sunday and Holiday) Resarvation can be made after business hours. *Saturday will be open during exhibition periods. |
0 min walk from Kyobashi Station Exit 4
