Weaving Realities: Visual Dialogues of Contemporary Japanese Artists

Weaving Realities: Visual Dialogues of Contemporary Japanese Artists

"Weaving Realities: Visual Dialogues of Contemporary Japanese Artists" is an exhibition that delves into the unique perspectives and interpretations of the real world by contemporary Japanese artists through their visually compelling works. By employing a diverse range of mediums and artistic styles, these artists transform their observations of society, culture, and personal experiences into thought-provoking pieces that invite viewers to reflect on contemporary issues.

Hideki Iinuma

Hideki Iinuma

Iinuma is an artist who continues to produce with inspiration from women living in the present age. Dressed in the latest fashion, she has expressed the conflict, strength, and beauty of women living in the present age with wood carving works.

Igor Dobrowolski

Igor Dobrowolski

Igor Dobrowolski was born in Jelenia Góra, Poland. Dobrowolski’s work has been exhibited in Miami, Warsaw, Wroclaw, Berlin, Rzeszów and London and can be found in the private collections of numerous celebrities including Channing Tatum, Gigi Hadid, and Nicole Scherzinger. In recent years, artists have actively cooperated with different fields. Besides the fashion industry, Dobrowolski collaborated with internationally recognized band 5 Seconds of Summer for a live painting masterclass. In 2020, the artist held the first Asian solo exhibition at GIN HUANG Gallery, which has received great response and support. In 2021, Igor Dobrowolski will once again hold an solo exhibition at the GIN HUANG Gallery Taichung Space.

Van Ray

Van Ray

Van Ray's work reflect a fusion of street art, pop art and contemporary art - retaining the basic elements of his distinctive artistic style without loosing sight of his intended social criticism. His recent work makes use of various techniques, such as aerosol paint, acrylic paint, collage and decollage, on iron sheets, acrylic glass, wooden slats or retro vending machines.

Joe Iurato

Joe Iurato

Due to many years of creative experience and his unique presentation and narrative ability, Joe is not only popular in European and American countries and is widely loved by everyone, but attract the cooperation of many brands from different industries which include: The NFL, Kenneth Cole, GQ, Red Bull, Adidas, Mike Tyson’s Iron Mike Productions, The New York Racing Association, Nike’s House of Hoops, ESPN, the NBA, NBC’s Sunday Night Football, Sprite, USA Network, Nusret Steakhouses, Nickelodeon, and Paramount Pictures. Besides, the richness and artistry of Joe's works also become some of the museum collection.

Ko-Hey! Arikawa

Ko-Hey! Arikawa

Arikawa, who began his career by painting and selling artworks on the street, has held the large-scale solo exhibition "Ko-Hey! Arikawa EXPO®︎" every year since 2005, attracting over 12,000 visitors during the exhibition period with a long-standing following among visitors of all ages. His representative work, "BEST FRIENDS Matthew kun," a boy with red hair, has become an icon known by all, building bridges between people through various projects in Okinawa and other parts of Japan.

Val : THE STORYTELLER|French Artist Val Solo Show
Val

Val : THE STORYTELLER|French Artist Val Solo Show

Gin Huang Gallery is honored to announce the exhibition of works by French artist Val. Val is a high-profile French artist known for her unique creative style and profound artistic touch.

Val
Val

Val

To begin with, in those almost deformed semi-architectural constructions, it has always been placed with one or multiple slim human figures whose spirituality remains but flesh and body are deprived of.

ART TAIPEI 2023【 H11 Gin Huang Gallery 】

ART TAIPEI 2023【 H11 Gin Huang Gallery 】

We cordially invite art enthusiasts and collectors to visit Gin Huang Gallery's booth “ H11 “ at Art Taipei 2023 and immerse themselves in the captivating beauty of contemporary art.

July Ancel

July Ancel

Each creation of July is done whith each painting consisting of several different superposed paintings. She does not cover at each layer the all the surface to do another one over it: she keeps one part of each of the previous ones.