Our recent exhibit "Four Season" featured the amazing Kenichi Kuriyagawa from Sapporo, Japan. This was Kenichi's first solo exhibit in the United States. His last exhibit was the group show of the modern Japanese graphic designers in 1956 at the New York Museum of Modern Art.
Several hundred people came to see Kenichi's work and they absolutely loved this series of work.
We're deeply honored and grateful to have encountered art from Mr. Kenichi Kuriyagawa and hope to bring it up in 2026.
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