Gallery

Last Saturday, we had an artist’s talk with Henk Visch and Mami Kataoka (Senior Curator at Mori Art Museum) at the gallery. Henk spoke about his latest works in detail. When Ms Kataoka suggested that the small figures that frequentlyView More >

Opening Friday, April 2, 2010, Wako Works of Art is very pleased to present an exhibition of new works by Dutch sculptor Henk Visch. This will be the artist’s sixth solo show at the gallery, and will feature his latestView More >

The works of Wolfgang Tillmans and Fiona Tan are shown at “My Favorites – Index of a Certain Collectin: Selectios from the MOMAK Collection” at The National Museum of Moder Art, Kyoto. My Favorites – Index of a Certain Collectin:View More >

Shizuka Yokomizo’s series “all” will be shown in this year’s Roppongi Corssing 2010. Artists’ Talk *Japanese-English consecutive interpretation available for both talks Participating artists talk about their work in the gallery. Date: 14:00 – 16:00 Saturday, 20 March 2010 RoppongiView More >

We would like to introduce good, beautiful catalogues in this blog as “WAKO Selection”. the Vol.2 is Helmut Federle’s “Nietzche-Hause Sils-Maria”. HELMUT FEDERLE “NIETZCHE-HAUS Sils-Maria” published by Schwabe AG, Basel edition 1700 ISBN 3-7965-2118-5 Last November, Helmut Federle has hisView More >

Current exhibition of Gerhard Richter “New Overpainted Photographs” extended through Saturday, March 13. Don’t miss it!

The new arrived works have been installed in our current show. Gerhard Richter “New Overpainted Photographs” February 5 – March 6, 2010 Closed on Sunday, Monday, and Public Holidays http://www.wako-art.jp/

The works of Fiona Tan and Mike Kelley will be shown at the Yebisu International Festival for Art & Alternative Visions. The Second Yebisu International Festival for Art & Alternative Visions “Searching Songs” Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography February 19View More >

We would like to introduce good, beautiful catalogues in this blog as “WAKO Selection”. the Vol.1 is William Kentridge, whose retrospective exhibtion has been hold at the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. WILLIAM KENTRIDGE “TRACE / Prints from theView More >