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Revision as of 12:20, 15 October 2006
Established in 1994, Mizuma Art Gallery is a Japanese Contemporary Art gallery in the Naka-meguro area of Tokyo. Their best known artist is Makoto Aida. They are also known for representing several artists who have been associated with the Nihonga movement in contemporary Japanese art. The gallery is owned by Sueo Mitsuma.
Address
2F, Fujiya Bldg.
1-3-9, Kami-meguro
Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0051, Japan
Artists
- Makoto Aida (会田誠)
- Satoru Aoyama (青山悟)
- Manabu Ikeda (池田学)
- Hirofu Iso / komainu (イソ ヒロフ /komainu)
- Yumi Karasumaru (烏丸由美)
- Akino Kondoh (近藤聡乃)
- Tomoko Konoike (鴻池朋子)
- Jin Kurashige (倉重 迅)
- Jim Lambie
- Jun Nguyen-Hatsushiba
- O JUN
- Hiroko Okada (岡田裕子)
- Susan Philipz
- Jeanne Susplugas
- Koji Tanada (棚田康司)
- Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚)
- Shinsuke Tsutsui (筒井伸輔)
- Sachie Noda (野田幸江)
- Naoko Majima (真島直子)
- Hiroyuki Matsukage
- Kaoru Motomiya (もとみやかをる)
- Muneteru Ujino (宇治野宗輝)
- Akira Yamaguchi (山口晃)
- Masao Yamamoto (山本昌男)
- Ryuki Yamamoto (山本竜基)
External Links
- Mizuma Art Gallery website (English/Japanese)