KH Gallery Ginza will be extension of schedule for Hiroko Koshino “Sumi-no-Kiseki” until September 8th (Sat).
Gallery will closed from 11th to 19th August for summer holiday, and on the of August 26th, 29th, 30th and 31th.
KH Gallery Ginza and KH Gallery Ashiya will be closed from 11th to 19th August for summer holiday.
We will not be able to reply confirmation of reservations for Ashiya gallery until after 20th of August.
Please accept our apologies for any inconveniences and thank you in advance for your understanding.
Sabae City Manabe-no-Yakata will hold an exhibition entitled “Hiroko Koshino Exhibition COLORS-The World of Art and Fashion-“ .
Under the theme of “COLORS,” the colorful world of art and fashion will be displayed at the exhibition, with colorful paintings drawn by Koshino as the source of creation in the painting room and about 20 dynamic clothes presented in the past Hiroko Koshino Collection in the fashion room. Creations made in collaboration with Sabae’s local industries such as glasses, fabrics and lacquerware will also be displayed. Enjoy the world of the artist Hiroko Koshino who seeks life’s true richness and passes down art and creation to the future.
Sunday, August 5 – Sunday, September 9, 2018 9:00 am – 5:00 pm *Open at 11:30 on Sunday, August 5
Closed: Mondays
Admission: Adults 100 yen Children 50 yen *For the whole museum *Free for elementary, junior high and high school students living or studying in the city
Related events
● Opening
Sunday, August 5 11:00 am – Place: Entrance
● Gallery talk by Hiroko Koshino
Sunday, August 5 1:30 pm – Place: Seminar Room (exhibition entrance ticket required) Capacity: 80 people
● Night museum
Sunday, August 5; Saturday, September 8 – 7:30 pm (last admission 7:00 pm)
Contact: Sabae City Manabe-no-Yakata
〒916-0024
1-9-20, Chosenji-cho, Sabae City
Tel.0778-51-5999 Fax.0778-54-7123
https://www.city.sabae.fukui.jp/kosodate_kyoiku/manabenoyakata/manabenoyakata.html
We are afraid our gallery will be closed on July 6,7,and 8th.
We apologize for any inconvenience, thank you for your understanding, thank you.
The WASHOKU SOUTEN main dining area of The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho offers contemporary Japanese (“WASHOKU”) cuisine, served on Sumi-no-Toki dishware designed by Hiroko Koshino.
During the event, you can enjoy new sushi kaiseki (course meals) with an artistic sensibility that goes beyond the borders of traditional Japanese cuisine, in a space surrounded by Hiroko Koshino’s artwork. We hope you will take this opportunity to enjoy the new Japanese cuisine at Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho WASHOKU SOUTEN.
Dates: Friday, June 29 – Sunday, September 30, 2018
Venue: The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho WASHOKU SOUTEN (35F)
Time: 5:30 pm – 10:30 pm (last order: 9:00 pm)
Price: 20,000 JPY per person
Contact: The Prince Gallery Restaurant Reservations, Tel: 03-3234-1136 (10:00 am – 8:00 pm, ends at 7:00 pm on Saturday, Sunday, and holidays)
https://www.princehotels.co.jp/kioicho/fair/suminotoki/
* Sumi-no-Toki dishware is created in collaboration between Hiroko Koshino and the long-established ceramics manufacturer, Nikko Co., Ltd.
Sumi-no-Toki has won first place in the License Collaboration category of the Tableware International Awards of Excellence 2018.
KH Gallery Ashiya will hold the special exhibition “Kenji Etori x Hiroko Koshino”. Etori’s three-dimensional plastic works are human figures molded and shaped from human bodies using wire nets. Their emerging surface creates a vague existence. Attracted by their light atmosphere, Koshino invited Etori for collaboration. Etori who creates human outline from flat wire nets with his hand, and Koshino who has been questioning human spiritual richness through clothes-works by these two artists pursue how the surface should be and depict the inner spirit and life.
In the exhibition, the installation of Etori’s human figure modeled and clothed with a light cloth by Koshino will be displayed along with their individual works. Its creation process is just like the fashion scene where she would make clothes using hands in front of a model. Drapes, twists and volume created in the hands of Koshino cover the body softly and create liveliness, and summer sunlight that shines on the concrete walls produces a dramatic atmosphere.
Please come enjoy the collaboration by the two artists who question the human body and spirit through art and fashion.
KH Gallery Ashiya
Special Exhibition from 2018 Exposition Hiroko Koshino Kira -Brilliance of the East and West-
Kenji Etori x Hiroko Koshino
Sunday, June 24 – Friday, August 10, 2018
11:00 am – 4:00 pm
Open by reservation, no reservation required for Sundays
Reservation: 【KH Gallery Ashiya Reservation Request】 in “ASHIYA GALLERY” page on our website
Closed: Every Wednesday; Friday, August 3; Saturday, August 4; other event days
KH Gallery Ginza will hold the exhibition “Sumi-no-Kiseki”. Sumi, or Japanese ink, is a material Hiroko Koshino is most familiar with. Her past and recent artworks that feature Sumi’s rhythmic shade, smudge and beautiful thin ink will be exhibited. A strained air and gentle time coexist in traces drawn by Sumi. Please come enjoy the refined beauty of refreshing Sumi and blank space that makes you forget the summer heat.
Hiroko Koshino “Sumi-no-Kiseki”
Wednesday, June 13 – Friday, August 10, 2018
10:30 am – 7:00 pm
Closed: June 17 (Sun.), July 1 (Sun.), July 15 (Sun.), July 29 (Sun.)
By popular demand, the Homage to Klimt exhibition has been extended with some changes.
Gustav Klimt, a painter in Vienna at the end of the 19th century, created his own style influenced by Japanese traditional arts and crafts.
This new exhibition features works created by Hiroko Koshino that exude Japanese style.
The contemporary-feeling works are born from a combination of her spirit of respect for nature and gorgeous gold.
Please visit this world of harmony between West and East.
Hiroko Koshino -Homage to Klimt
Wednesday, May 23 -Wednesday, June 6, 2018
10:30 am -7:00 pm
Closed: Sunday, May 27 and Sunday, June 3
We will hold an exhibition entitled “Hiroko Koshino – Homage to Klimt” at KH Gallery Ginza.
The glow of gold and the sensibility to take the era ahead.
Koshino was overwhelmed by the Klimt paintings she encountered in Vienna and felt emotionally connected to his sensitivity to anticipate the new era and his life. Her most recent work, created on the occasion of appearance on a special Klimt episode of the NHK program “Nichiyo Bijutsukan” broadcast in January 2018, will also be exhibited.
We hope you will enjoy Koshino Hiroko’s innovative expression, which responds across time to Klimt’s spirit.
Tuesday, March 13 – Saturday, May 19, 2018
Closed: Sunday, March 18, Sunday, April 1, Friday, April 6, Sunday, April 15, Sunday, April 29, and Sunday, May 13
Hours: 10:30 am – 7:00 pm (closes at 6:00 pm on Thursday, March 22)
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At KH Gallery Ashiya in 2018, you can see an exhibition titled “Hiroko Koshino Kira －Brilliance of the East and West－,” a shimmering world of fashion between the East and West, focusing on a collection of works and paintings by Hiroko Koshino.
Koshino strives to create new beauty by bringing modernity to Japanese traditional culture, based on her experience spreading unique fashion from Japan to the world. This attitude is common to both her art and her Fashion.
The “ki” in “Kira” refers to twill weave, while the “ra” means thin -weave silk fabric.
The word represents beautiful clothing and the people who wear it. The installation of ornately colored paintings and clothing is remini scent of a gathering of elegant people.
Enjoy the seasonal atmosphere throughout the transition from winter to spring and on to summer.
Hiroko Koshino Kira －Brilliance of the East and West －
Monday, February 19 – Friday, August 10, 2018
11:00 am – 4:00 pm
Closed: Wednesdays; Sunday, April 15 Monday, April 16; Thursday, June 22 – Saturday, June 24 and during exhibition changeover
Open by reservation: Please apply by providing the required information on the Reservation Request Form on the ASHIYA GALLERY page on this site.
Please note that reservations are not required on Sundays. (Closed April 15.)
