Shibunkaku

The Colors of the Postwar Japanese Abstract Arts

March 16-24
Exhibiting at Joan B Mirviss LTD
39 East 78th Street Suite 401

The Colors of the Postwar Japanese Abstract Arts presnts a series of colorful artworks created by Japanese artists from the postwar period. The exhibition features abstract paintings by two important artists Yamaguchi Takeo and Domoto Insho, the masters of the Yōga and Nihonga respectively. They will also be showcasing the avant-garde calligraphy by two other great masters, Morita Shiryu and Inoue Yuichi. As another special highlight, they will include a valuable classic piece by a Mid-Edo period Zen priest, Hakuin Ekaku, who has inspired many artists with his Zen ideology and aesthetics, including Morita Shiryu.

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Oshiyama Motoko
Yamaguchi Takeo
Hi
Oshiyama Motoko
Yamaguchi Takeo
Ku
Oshiyama Motoko
Yamaguchi Takeo
Okamoto Yoshiko
Yamaguchi Takeo
Okamoto Yoshiko
Domoto Insho
Phase 位相
Okamoto Yoshiko
Domoto Insho
Brilliance of Joy 楽しみの輝き
Okamoto Yoshiko
Domoto Insho
Abstraction 抽象
Hagino Noriko
Morita Shiryū
Kumo-mushin 雲無心
Osumi Yukie
Morita Shiryū
Mau (Dancing, soaring; true motion is poetic) 舞
Otsuki Masako
Inoue Yūichi
Niku (the flesh, the body) 肉
Otsuki Masako
Inoue Yūichi
Kanzan (hanshan, Zen master and poet of Tang China) 寒山
Otsuki Masako
Inoue Yūichi
Dragon Staff and Horsehair Flapper 龍杖払子
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