For a moonless night
- GALLERY
AWASE gallery, co-founded by artist Kohei Yamada and architect Riku Matsui, explores new relationships between artworks and spaces, traversing the boundaries of art and architecture. Their exhibition, "For Moonless Nights," embodies this concept, presenting an exhibition that transcends the boundaries of art and architecture.
[AWASE gallery]
AWASE gallery is an artist-run space based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, run by architect Riku Matsui and artist Kohei Yamada. Based on the art space "nudge field," it primarily develops solo and group exhibitions of fine art, while exploring new possibilities of expression through intersections with other fields such as architecture and media culture. The annual program is supervised by Yamada, with Matsui adding an architectural perspective, resulting in cross-disciplinary attempts such as collaborative projects between art and architecture, exhibitions incorporating architectural technology, and artists' interventions in space. Centered on the fusion of architecture and art, it proposes unprecedented exhibition experiences.
AWASE gallery is an artist-run space based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, founded by architect Riku Matsui and artist Kohei Yamada. Located in the art hub nudge field, the gallery focuses on solo and group exhibitions, while exploring new forms of expression through the intersection of visual art, architecture, and media culture.
With annual programming curated by Yamada and architectural perspectives brought in by Matsui, AWASE gallery presents interdisciplinary projects where artists and architects collaborate.
By integrating architectural elements into artworks and engaging artists in spatial experimentation, the gallery aims to offer innovative exhibition experiences and expand the possibilities of creative expression.
[AWASE gallery]
AWASE gallery is an artist-run space based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, run by architect Riku Matsui and artist Kohei Yamada. Based on the art space "nudge field," it primarily develops solo and group exhibitions of fine art, while exploring new possibilities of expression through intersections with other fields such as architecture and media culture. The annual program is supervised by Yamada, with Matsui adding an architectural perspective, resulting in cross-disciplinary attempts such as collaborative projects between art and architecture, exhibitions incorporating architectural technology, and artists' interventions in space. Centered on the fusion of architecture and art, it proposes unprecedented exhibition experiences.
AWASE gallery is an artist-run space based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, founded by architect Riku Matsui and artist Kohei Yamada. Located in the art hub nudge field, the gallery focuses on solo and group exhibitions, while exploring new forms of expression through the intersection of visual art, architecture, and media culture.
With annual programming curated by Yamada and architectural perspectives brought in by Matsui, AWASE gallery presents interdisciplinary projects where artists and architects collaborate.
By integrating architectural elements into artworks and engaging artists in spatial experimentation, the gallery aims to offer innovative exhibition experiences and expand the possibilities of creative expression.
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