[Image: Ryuji Nakamura "Hose" (2022) Ryuji Nakamura, Hiroshi Sugito “Rope" (2022) Exhibition view from 2022 Photo: Ken Kato]

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[Image: Nerhol "Trifolium Repens" (2022) From the view of the exhibition Photo: Ken Kato]

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[Image: Futoshi Miyagi "Banner (from A Japanese Nightingale and Serenade" (2022) Photo: Ken Kato]

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[Image: Aiko Miyanaga "Suitcase 'Umi no shisui'" (2022) Exhibition view from 2022 Photo: Ken Kato]

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[Image: Mé "The riverbed where my eyes usually go to think in a daze. Kenji Shiratori confronts this view. Shiratori is a blind art viewer and photographer. A record of the dialogue between Mr. Shiratori and the view” (2022) Video 26min57sec From the exhibition view in 2022 Photo: Ken Kato]

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This is a group exhibition by members of the "8th Tsubakikai" that began in 2021, and over the course of three years has been considered the "new world" after COVID-19. In 2023, the final year of the exhibition, we will present an exhibition that sublimates the activities to date.

[Image: Hiroshi Sugito “Exhibition view of 'Mango Seeds’” (2022) Photo by Ken Kato]

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Shiseido Gallery opened in 1919 and is said to be the oldest existing art gallery in Japan. Except for interruptions during the course of its history due to earthquakes, wars, and building renovations, the gallery has contributed to the promotion of Japanese art and culture through its commitment to "the discovery and creation of new beauty.” Shiseido Gallery has hosted more than 3,100 exhibitions to date, and many of the artists who have used it as a venue for presenting their work have later left a significant mark on Japanese art history.

Since the 1990s, the Shiseido Gallery has focused on contemporary art, actively introducing contemporary expressions that combine avant-garde and purity.

In 2001, the gallery reopened on the first basement floor of the Tokyo Ginza Shiseido Building. With a ceiling height of over 5 meters, it is one of the largest spaces in the Ginza district, and has attracted attention from overseas artists as a place that allows for a wide range of expression.

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