Art Jakarta 2026
October 2 (Fri) – October 4 (Sun), 2026
Tradition and humour: what these three artists have in common is that they take the tradition on in earnest.
Hiroo Suzuki brings the essence of classical painting into contemporary work. Kenji Mori has inherited the craft of coral carving and makes new netsuke with it. Tomoya Eda, born into a family of metal casters four hundred years old, presents tea kettles for a new age.
Three worlds that answer one another.
Exhibition Information
ExhibitionHiroo Suzuki, Kenji Mori and Tomoya Eda: Three-Person Exhibition
Dates[前期] October 12 (Fri) – October 14 (Sun), 2018
VenueTokyo Art Club Fair, Tokyo Art Club, Shukado booth 3-22
Dates[後期] October 16 (Tue) – October 21 (Sun), 2018
VenueTokyo Art Club Fair, Tokyo Art Club, Shukado booth 3-22
HoursFor the fair, please see the official Tokyo Art Club Fair website.
Gallery SHUKADO: 10:00 - 18:00, open every day, admission free.
Gallery SHUKADO: 10:00 - 18:00, open every day, admission free.
NotesPlease note that the first and second halves of the exhibition are held at different venues.
Website
Suzuki Hiroo
Born in Hyogo prefecture in 1986, Hiroo Suzuki earned a MFA degree in conservation and
restoration of Japanese Style Painting from the Tokyo University of the Arts. He replaces some well-known characters appeared in the Ukiyo e or works of the Edo period into adorable child figures which creates a heartwarming atmosphere of joy. The consoling Japanese style embedded with his
professional knowledge and skills of classical paintings attracts numerous art-lovers from
around the globe.
restoration of Japanese Style Painting from the Tokyo University of the Arts. He replaces some well-known characters appeared in the Ukiyo e or works of the Edo period into adorable child figures which creates a heartwarming atmosphere of joy. The consoling Japanese style embedded with his
professional knowledge and skills of classical paintings attracts numerous art-lovers from
around the globe.
Eda Tomoya
Eda Tomoya was born in the foundry's family continuing from the early Edo period.By traditional technology, he designs contemporary iron teakettle "chagama."What is the style of kettle that can be used at tea ceremonies, and as an art as well? he has asked himself.
We're paying attention to his thrilling challenge.
We're paying attention to his thrilling challenge.