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Diplopia People interested in perception have long struggled to explain what visual processing does to create what is actually seen. To provide clarity, the exhibit "Diplopia” showcases the differences and similarities between Asanti’ Austin and Elaine Marie. The mother and son team feature their respective works of art at the Ouchi Gallery of Brooklyn, April 19th at 7 pm. This exhibit explores the “simultaneous perception" of one vision by these two artists; "double vision" or Diplopia. Diplopia asks a series of intimate questions that bring the viewer inside a perplex mother/son relationship. How do they transfer information which multiplies vectors, aligns circles, bends lines and twists angles? Diplopia delves into questions of spirituality, self reflection, immortality and the effects of interactions with those who come into our lives and are replaced by temporary actors. Elaine Marie uses surrealistic imagery in vivid impressionistic color through lush pastel strokes as she explores themes of personal relationships. Whereas, Mr. Austin boldly steps in tandem with a projection of the fashion industry and its idiosyncrasies through satire, making a point of wizardry through erratic black lines breaking apart relationships. However, they find common stylistic ground in their artistic influences and passions. While not instantly obvious, their influences can be traced back to the Impressionists, Les Arts Décoratifs , Sandro Botticelli, Salvador Dali, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Japanese Lithographs and the beauty of the world around them. Truly a hot and cold relationship like their physical realities, Miami and New York, now mother and son see " eye to eye." CLICK TO SEE PHOTOS |
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DJ FREE in da HOUSE Keisuke Okada was born on July 14 that is the coincidently same as freedom day, French Revolution.
He didn't use a ruler and loved freehand drawing in his childhood.
After growing up, Keisuke Okada has actively worked for diverse field like Drawing, PUNK HARD CORE BAND, DJ, HIPHOP and even Japanese Office Worker!
In 2008, He created his DJ style that is mixing only free songs and start working as another independent unit named DJ free (free of charge)
He distributed his free T-shirt in 2009 and this publicity work leads him to hold solo exhibition in 2011.
For the fee of going abroad, he is trying to sell his works and make this voyage for free.
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Happy people Happy Sun! Akiko Ogusu learned American literature and culture at Chuo university in the late '90s and became very interested in the beat generation. From there she learned about the hippie movement and studied the psychedelic history of San Francisco. She was atracted to the Fillmore style of poster art and the Woodstock Festival. She did promotions for a concert-related production company from 1998-2004. Wanting to be more involved in the artwork, she changed her job to a design company. There she learned Adobe illustrator, Photoshop, and graphic desigh. She eventually became unsatisfied with doing design only and attended an illustration school. Since graduating in 2006, she has shown her work in galleries in Japan and won many prizes. Her dream is to have a show here, in NY and world wide country. Her personal theme is "The Sun Always Smiling and People Always Happy". These paintings are strongly influenced by the psychedelic posters of Wes Wilson (who is her favorit artist)with a pop of primary color. CLICK TO SEE PHOTOS |
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Emotions Mi-Soon Park was born in South Korea and moved to Tokyo in 2005 where she has been living with her own job. She likes to use the warmth and texture of wood cut ; either direct pressing or direct painting on wood panel based on the digital painting . Most of all, the basic concept of her work is that [Ugly = Beautiful]. Where is the definition of the beauty? Exploring Aesthetics is accompanied by not only the beauty but also the circulation of feelings and expression as well. The repetition and transformation of the very new feelings, which are produced from the inner side, are reflected as Expression that is sort of shapeless energy. She believes that the aesthetic satisfaction from the freedom of expression is the way to communicate with Aesthetics and her own identification. Right after learning at her design college, Tokyo became her main stage where she holds an exhibition of her works. Recently, she started the exhibition in New York & Seoul . and she was honored by an art organization in Seoul with the art award in 2011. CLICK TO SEE PHOTOS |
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Fantasia fumimi was born in Musashino-City, Tokyo.She learned mainly art in a high school, a junior college.After graduationShe planned it in a design office and produced it and designed it.She became the freelance in the next.However, she restarted it by many circumstances from 2009.She performs an exhibition and a work exhibition, a class by pastel art and does the goods of the accessory, a design of the stationery by digital art now.The motif has many an illusion beast, an animal, fantasy works.She draws the person image recently. CLICK TO SEE PHOTOS |
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Little Great Nature Natsuo qualified as a official forest guide recognized
by the Minister of Agriculture,Forestry and Fisheries.
Since then, he has been involved in guiding citizens to urban nature by various nature observation programs.?And he is also teaching children how to create unique nature handicrafts as one effective way of environmental education.
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dot and dot As a painting material she mainly uses a ballpoint pen. She draws a little strange world and fishes living there as a motif by a pointillism stippling, lines and silkscreen printing. She is seeking my own way of presentation, hoping to create works, which make people feel happy when they see them. She was born in Kobe in Japan. She grew up in U.S.A. until 5 years old. She majored in Textile Design at Art University in Tokyo now, and she studies in Finland as an exchange student in 2011. She has some group or solo exhibition from 2008. |
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Japan Artist Show "ARTeCERO" is the exhibition of "Artist Space CERO" that is in Osaka, Japan. Artist Space CERO is run by the artists members. This exhibition will show the various artworks of the members and non-members of Artist Space CERO. "CERO" means zero, and "ARTE" means art in Spanish. "ARTeCERO" means zero art. It will give someone the various images. ARTeCERO is organized by Takashi INABA who is an artist. He is the chief member of Artist Space CERO. |
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RED Kayako Takatsuna was born in Kawagoe, Saitama and grew up in Tokyo, Japan. She started Calligraphy at the age of five. Her mentor, Koen Suzuki had taught her a traditional method of Calligraphy, SHODO, for over twenty years. Since she was an elementary school student, Kayako has received many calligraphy awards in Japan and China. After Ms. Koen passed away, she discovered her original style of Japanese calligraphy through her life. In 2004, Kayako moved to Los Angeles to pursue her career as an artist and a performer. Ever since then, she has worked for art shows, hotel lobby, restaurants, film titles, and theatrical sets. Through her life experience, Kayako's skill has blossomed into a style uniquely her own, harmoniously melding the traditional with the contemporary. In 2007, She had her 1st(Los Angeles) calligraphy exhibition. In 2009 and 2010, She had five solo exhibitions and many events in Los Angeles. In 2011, Kayako has her 1st solo exhibition in NY. |
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BORN BRAVE vol.1 Globally, children are thought of as cute, innocent, joyous creatures. However, we know that there are many children who, for a myriad of reasons, have been forced to face a reality that is stark and difficult although not without some childhood pleasure. Art Magnet, a non-profit organization sponsored by the New York Foundation of the Arts, will be hosting a photography exhibit to benefit the children of Artists For Charity (http://artistsforcharity.org/). AFC is an orphanage located in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. It is home to children who are orphans and HIV positive. The proceeds from the sale of the exhibit's photos will go to provide the children with educational and other types of equipment. Several of the children are artists. We also hope to sponsor a few of these individuals to New York for summer art classes in 2011 or 2012. |
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THINKING DRAWING THAWING Jieun Yim was born in 1988 in Seoul, South Korea. Her work is about curiosity and imagination, and began in her childhood. In the beginning of her artistic life, she changed her point of view about curiosity. First it was a selfish instinct and now it is a tool to communicate with the audience. She is now continuing to work for the answers to her questions and the processes to express them to the audience and herself. She wants to recreate new meanings from her whimsical thoughts. |
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my style is me Daisuke Mishima was born in Amami Oshima on November 15th 1982 and raised in Osaka. He graduated college in Japan as an English major in 2004, then decided to go to New York. After he accomplished his English study at the language school, he also qualified for a certificate of bartender/mixology at New York Bartending School. As soon as he got back to Japan, he gained his interest in a designer by experiencing the restaurant menus and interior design at his work, the restaurants/bars. It made him change his career into a designer eventually. Now He is expanding his great talent to not only a graphic designer but also to a calligrapher. His artistic work is done in both Japan and US. |
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100 Artist Show Year ‘10. 100 artists. 100 pieces. 1 month. "100 Artist Exhibition" is the second huge group exhibition of the new year at Ouchi Gallery. The theme of this exhibition is a collaboration of 100 artists from Japan and NY, both pro and amateur, and to support them to take a step towards expanding their artist activity globally. |
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Art for Gifts Give an original art piece as a gift to someone you love so that art can be a part of their life. This is the concept of "Art for Gifts". As the winter holiday season approaching, Ouchi Gallery will turn into an art store for 3 weeks, offering various artworks collected from local artists for sales as well as for exhibition. The joy you feel when Their artwork becomes someone's gift would also be the best gift for themselves. |
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Type is AB Furuya starting his carrier as an illustrator and a comic artist for publishing since 1989. His works were published in Japan, U.S., Taiwan and Korea. His bloodtype is AB. Furuya's works are painted by Acrylic, gouache and Photoshop. Furuya tries to make illustrations which make people feel the warmth of human and kindness of their heart. In addition to illustrations of books and advertisements, His serial four-frame comic strips are published in magazine for kids. |
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It is a tree
Okada graduated from B-semi Learning System of Contemporary Art in 2003. |
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Delusional Lunch |
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a touch |
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Nora&Home nana inoue art works |
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LOVELY PEOPLE |
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Only in my dreams～やさしいきもち～ |
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Maiko Ida solo exhibition |
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Love Cats and Rabbits |
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Rainbow Bridge |
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I'm just a girl! |
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The last summer project: "Two great artists' exhibition" |
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House |
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Vacance |
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The daydreamer's sketch |
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