The Mystery of Human Body

Last week I had a chance to show 3 of my drawings in a group show The Mystery of Human Body at the Artglorieux Gallery in GINZASIX, Tokyo. This was the second time showing those 3 pieces in the same gallery, but this time one of them "Azured Memory" was sold thanks to the hard work of Gallery Sumire. I wish I could have seen the show in person. If I have another chance to show my work like this in Japan, I will do my best to make it there for the opening.

The Stars ~ シリウスの煌めき

I am showing 3 drawings in an upcoming show in Ginza district, Tokyo. The show is titled "The Stars - シリウスの煌めき" and it is a group show curated by Gallery Sumire and takes place at ArtGloriex Gallery in GINZA SIX building. It is my first chance in a long long time to show my art in Japan, so I am really excited about it. On top of that, judging from the names of the artists included in this group show, it is going to be a very interesting high quality exhibit. 

Art on Paper Fair

Here is the screen capture of Arcadia Gallery page that sows my drawings from Art on Paper Fair that just started Thursday 9-9-2021. I am looking forward to seeing them in person soon!

Bryn Du Art Center Show opened

Bryn Du Art Center opened their annual group show on 3/5. I haven't been there myself in person yet (I am planing on going) but my lovely model for this drawing Miss M. did. Photo courtesy of Katy Jobe.

Update on Monday, April 12, 2021 at 06:43PM by Hiroshi Hayakawa

Here is another snapshot from the visit.

Virtual My Studio Show at Sharon Weiss Gallery

A few days after the opening of Bryn Du Show, I was invited to be a part of a group show at Sharon Weiss Gallery. Due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, the show had to be turned into an online only exhibit. The theme was artists' free interpretation of their work space/studio. I had a few different ideas, but none of them was exciting enough to turn into a piece. So I decided to take a simple approach and depict an object in my work space at home: a dog skull. This is the link to the gallery. And here are a couple of screen captures from the Youtube video the Gallery produced.