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    • Rediscovering - Akihiro Higuchi
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      12.02.2019

      Works by the artist Akihiro Higuchi will be on display in the group exhibition Pure Luxury - East Asian Lacquer at the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg between February 28 and May 26, 2019. For this occasion, we present a selection of works by the artist in this edition of Rediscovering. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us by email ... read more
      Works by the artist Akihiro Higuchi will be on display in the group exhibition Pure Luxury - East Asian Lacquer at the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg between February 28 and May 26, 2019. For this occasion, we present a selection of works by the artist in this edition of Rediscovering. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us by email at info@mikikosatogallery.com or by phone on 040 3290 1980.

      Akihiro Higuchi, Mitate-Buddha, 2016, Old wooden shrine, doll, urushi, H34.3 x 29.5 x 12.5 cm.


      Akihiro Higuchi, Restauration-Shinshou, 2016, old wooden sculpture, plastik, urushi, gold, silver, color, H24.6 x 16.5 x 10.9 cm.


      Akihiro Higuchi, Restauration-Hero, 2016, old wooden sculpture, epoxy, color, H25.8 x 9.2 x 7.8 cm.


      Akihiro Higuchi, Berg Jungfrau (Mountain Maiden), 2017, Chestnut wood, paint (sculpture), oak wod (stand), H13,5 x 18,7 × 6,7 cm.


      Akihiro Higuchi, Berg Fitz Roy (Mountain Fritz Roy), 2017, Chestnut wood, paint (sculpture), oak wod (stand), H21 x 34,4 × 11 cm.



      Akihiro Higuchi, Mitate-Urushi (K1318), 2018, insect, urushi, gold, silver, H 20 x 18 cm (frame).... show less
    • Rediscovering: Ken'ichiro Taniguchi
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      11.02.2019

      In anticipation of upcoming solo exhibition Ken'ichiro Taniguchi - Hecomi & City Study # 40 (Opening: Friday, March 22, 2019, 6 pm), in this issue of Rediscovering we would like to present you a selection of works by the artist. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us by email at info@mikikosatogallery.com or by phone on 040 3290 ... read more
      In anticipation of upcoming solo exhibition Ken'ichiro Taniguchi - Hecomi & City Study # 40 (Opening: Friday, March 22, 2019, 6 pm), in this issue of Rediscovering we would like to present you a selection of works by the artist. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us by email at info@mikikosatogallery.com or by phone on 040 3290 1980.


      Ken'ichiro Taniguchi, Sophienstr. 34, Berlin #1, 2009-2013, Plastic, Hinges, Screws, 44 x 38 x 46 cm



      Ken'ichiro Taniguchi, Sophienstr. 34, C-Print, 243x70cm



      Ken'ichiro Taniguchi, Hafenstr. 8, Köln, Part 2, 2014, Plastic, Hinges, Screws, 23 x 17 x 15 cm



      Ken'ichiro Taniguchi, Palmaille 58, Hamburg, 2, 2016, PVC, Hinges, Screws, 3 x 10 x 6 cm



      Ken'ichiro Taniguchi, Altelerivskava street 1, Hotel Russ, 4th floor Petersburg, Russia 30, 2016, PVC, Hinges, Screws, 10 x 8 x 5 cm



      Ken'ichiro Taniguchi, Linienstr. 142, Berlin, 2013, Plastic, Hinges, Screws, 80 x 47 x 18 cm



      Ken'ichiro Taniguchi, Milk Factory Hecomi Map, Cheese cake, 2010, Acrylic paint, 100 x 140 cm



      Ken'ichiro Taniguchi, Milk Factory Hecomi Map, 2010, Melted milk, Acrylic paint, 100 x 140 cm

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    • RIKUO UEDA - NEW EXHIBITION CATALOGUE
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      22.01.2019

      RIKUO UEDA - LETTER 2018, 60 pages, softcover, texts in German & Japanese, 20€ From May to June of 2018, Rikuo Ueda transformed the Kunst-Station Sankt Peter Köln into a unique space of reflection with the help of an impressive wind drawing apparatus placed in the center of the late gothic church architecture. The exhibition was then opened in collaboration ... read more

      RIKUO UEDA - LETTER
      2018, 60 pages, softcover, texts in German & Japanese, 20€

      From May to June of 2018, Rikuo Ueda transformed the Kunst-Station Sankt Peter Köln into a unique space of reflection with the help of an impressive wind drawing apparatus placed in the center of the late gothic church architecture. The exhibition was then opened in collaboration with the contemporary organists Masanori Tamaki and Dominik Susteck and resulted in an improvised sound and art experience.
      When looking through the recently published catalogue Rikuo Ueda - letter one may reexperience the microcosm of that exhibition thanks to Kai Kullen's wonderful design, numerous illustrations and versatile text contributions by Sebastian Giesen (Hermann Reemtsma Foundation, Hamburg), Guido Schlimbach, Dominik Susteck (Kunst-Station Sankt Peter Köln), as well as Rikuo Ueda and Mikiko Sato. Copies are available in our gallery or by mail order.

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