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The Golden Ages of Japan
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Auspicious Codes
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Artist Spotlight: Takashi Tomo-oka
The Art of Plant Beauty: Pictorial Revelations April 23, 2024 -
"Paint from the front," Q&A with Ikuro Yagi
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"Turning Point" exhibition, Q&A with ceramic artist Yukiya Izumita
Solo exhibition Expanding Earth: New Works by Yukiya Izumita, September 2024 -
The Enchanting Magnetism of Craft Artistry
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Remembering Laura de Santillana
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Featuring Kodai Ujiie at Work
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Artists Spotlight: Ryuji Taira
Fluff Chronicles: Decoding Nature's Language -
Visiting Mitsukuni Misaki's Chiba-ken Studio
Ippodo Gallery interviews the FLOATING VESSELS ceramicist on his second New York solo exhibition
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Dallas Museum of Art acquires Ken Matsubara's 'Sun & Moon'
Ken Matsubara's byobu screen is acquired by the Dallas Museum of Art for their permenant collections. Sun & Moon , from Matsubara's Kūkai's View series, joins the museum from Ippodo... -
Dartmouth College's Hood Museum of Art acquires Ken Matsubara's 'Mikazuki, Crescent Moon'
Ken Matsubara's shouhekiga barrier painting is acquired by Dartmouth College's Hood Museum of Art for their permenant collections. Mikazuki, Crescent Moon joins the museum from Ippodo Gallery's Asia Week 2024... -
George Eastman Museum acquires Ryuji Taira's 'Flowers & Seeds'
Ryuji Taira's palladium platinum print is acquired by the George Eastman Museum in Rochester, NY, for permenant collection. Flowers & Seeds depicts Ryuji Taira's timeless subjects of plantlife in a... -
Design Miami E-Magazine: The Buzz
March 3, 2023Ippodo Gallery in New York presents a solo exhibition spotlighting Japanese lacquer artist Terumasa Ikeda. Ikeda fabricates shimmering mother-of-pearl designs ingrained into the surface of wood with an innovative laser-incised...
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Light and Abundance: Gold in Japanese Art
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Kaori Someya: The Process of Nihonga Painting
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Masaaki Miyasako I Studio Visit
Living Dreams - 錯然 October 26, 2023Ippodo Gallery presents legendary painter Masaaki Miyasako for his premier solo exhibition in the United States from October 26 to November 22, 2023. He returns to his signature Nihonga painting... -
Laura de Santillana: Echoes of Her Gaze
A vision of Laura de Santillana’s legendary glass returns to New York City from her studio in historic Murano for a collaborative exhibition between Ippodo Gallery and the de Santillana... -
Behind the Scene | Metal Dandelion by Shota Suzuki
For more information, please contact mail@ippodogallery.com. Eternal Garden: Metalworks by Shota Suzuki Dec. 14, 2023 - Jan. 13, 2024 -
Artist Talk: Felice Fischer x Ken Matsubara, Cosmic Sound
In this next installment of our Artist Talk series, Ippodo Gallery NY director Shoko Aono facilitates a conversation between the legendary Felice Fischer, Curator Emerita of Japanese Art at the... -
Artist Talk: Masaaki Miyasako x Dr. Frank Feltens
Masaaki Miyasako, Painter and Professor Emeritus of Paining at Tokyo University of Art, sits down for a conversation with Dr. Frank Feltens, Curator of Japanese Art at the Smithsonian National... -
Susumu Shingu: Sculpting with Wind
Susumu Shingu (b. 1937) and Ippodo Gallery New York invite you to share in the wonder of 'Sculpting with Wind,' the legendary artist's first solo exhibition in the United States....
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Masaaki Miyasako revives Bamiyan ruins
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Magic of the Tea Bowl
Volume 3 31 May - 13 July 2023 -
Iridescent Lacquer
Raden Lacquerware by Terumasa Ikeda, celebrating Ippodo Gallery’s 15th Anniversary 7 March - 20 April 2023 -
Garden of Dreams
Porcelain Stories by Yuki Hayama 21 April - 28 May 2021 -
Painting Radiance:
Light and Nature in The Art of Daisuke Nakano 10 March - 23 April 2021 -
Samsara 輪廻
Sculptures by Sho Kishino 8 September - 8 October 2020 -
Lotus in Bloom
The Beauty That Rises 10 June - 1 August 2020 -
Synthesis II
“Adore” Madonna and Fusuma Photography by Kenji Wakasugi 3 December 2021 - 11 January 2022 -
Massimo Micheluzzi
Master of Venetian Glass 12 October - 19 November 2021Murrine is cross-sections of multi-patterned glass canes, then laid out on a plate, fused into a sheet in a furnace, and blown into a vessel. While Massimo continues to create...
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