Friday, July 16 – Sunday, October 17
Closed: Wednesdays / August 13 – 20 / Other event days / Closed when Hankyu Bus does not operate
Open upon reservation: Please fill the “Admission Reservation Form” on the website’s ASHIYA GALLERY page. Sunday admission is also by reservation only at the moment.
*Reservation starts on Monday, July 12.
At “HIROKO KOSHINO EX・VISION TO THE FUTURE” held at the Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art last spring was a selection of creations in more than 60 years of activities- be amazed by the fashion and art on an overwhelming scale.
Even after this exhibition, which can be called a culmination of her career, Koshino continues to move forward toward her next goal. This exhibition will feature her latest works that she has just completed, as well as works that have never before been shown in the museum. We hope you will enjoy this exciting encounter with new colors.
KH Gallery Ashiya will be closed according to the following schedule.
From June 21 for the time being.
Regarding the reopening, we will keep you updated on our website and official SNS.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Friday, May 14 – Sunday, June 20
Closed: Wednesdays / Other event days Closed when Hankyu Bus does not operate
Open upon reservation: Please fill the “Admission Reservation Form” on the website’s ASHIYA GALLERY page. Sunday admission is also by reservation only at the moment.
At “HIROKO KOSHINO EX・VISION TO THE FUTURE” held at the Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art from April 8th to June 20th is a selection of creations in more than 60 years of activities- be amazed by the fashion and art on an overwhelming scale.
At the same time, KH Gallery Ashiya is presenting various creations going beyond the norm, including the newest work entitled ” Hiroko Koshino – The Origin”. The hardship at atelier in Ashiya is, in fact, the source of creation for Koshino. The space designed by Tadao Ando is also the platform where the challenge began, which Koshino established 40 years ago for self-inspiration and flying up high to the world. Immerse in the life of Hiroko Koshino and the moment when creation is born.
KH Gallery Ashiya will be temporarily closed from 25 April to prevent coronavirus.
Regarding the reopening, we will keep you updated on our website and official SNS.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Thursday, April 8 – Sunday, June 20
Closed: Wednesdays / Other event days Closed when Hankyu Bus does not operate
Open upon reservation: Please fill the “Admission Reservation Form” on the website’s ASHIYA GALLERY page. Sunday admission is also by reservation only at the moment.
*Reservation starts on Monday, April 5.
At “HIROKO KOSHINO EX・VISION TO THE FUTURE” held at the Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art from April 8th to June 20th is a selection of creations in more than 60 years of activities- be amazed by the fashion and art on an overwhelming scale.
At the same time, KH Gallery Ashiya is presenting various creations going beyond the norm, including the newest work entitled ” Hiroko Koshino – The Origin”. The hardship at atelier in Ashiya is, in fact, the source of creation for Koshino. The space designed by Tadao Ando is also the platform where the challenge began, which Koshino established 40 years ago for self-inspiration and flying up high to the world. Immerse in the life of Hiroko Koshino and the moment when creation is born.
The square framework is getting popular in recent years because of Instagram. Yet, Koshinohas been using a square canvas for over 10 years since she officially started painting. And, a highlight of this exhibition is her square paintings.The series of 120cm square paintings are simply Koshino’s representative expressions of her abstract concepts. She goes with the flow of her tools and create from coincidences, sometimes you may discover reversed frameworks-the magnificent scale that breakthrough the limitations of the sky and the earth is the most discernible feature indeed.Expanding in the70cm square-shaped abstract paintings is the peaceful world of collage and detailed drawings.The interpretation of this series changes drastically depending on the pattern-grid, side by side, and randomized arrangements.As in the concrete paintings, some hilarious figures are moving around are they are placed inside some square screens with various backgrounds, and the dynamic is unprecedented and impressive.The square paintings are boundaryless-the four sides just create possibilities in interpretations, and it’s amazing to look into them careful and define which is up and which is down. The flexibility to alter the exhibition layout is fascinating. It would be great if you could enjoy Koshino’s discernible aesthetic sense and explore her painting world.
“Koshino Hiroko – The Melody with Artistic Colors” is now at KH gallery Ashiya. It is a cross-aspect, collaborative expansion of Koshino’s artworks with various colors, motif, shapes as new definitions of freedom. The artworks and fashions also express the huge inspiration by classical music in recent years. The colorful collaboration of paintings themed with music and musical instruments in exhibition is, in fact, the conceptual source for the designs in the Spring Summer Tokyo collection in 2002.