Aguri Uchida’s works embody new possibilities for Nihonga (Japanese painting) while exploring the meaning of human existence. This exhibition reveals her enthusiasm for painting the human body, mainly through new works, as a monolith in gallery space. It includes representational images filled with human emotions from the artist’s early period, works from around the year 2000 that embody an almost corporeal reality through abstract expression per se, and recent large-scale works that give out an overwhelming presence in the spaces in which they appear.

Date

May 20, 2019（Mon）-June 16, 2019（Sun）

Time

10:00-18:00（Saturday and special opening day 10:00am – 5:00pm）

Closed

Sundays, national holidays

Admission

Free

Venue

Musashino Art University Museum Gallery 3・4, Atrium2

Organizer

Musashino Art University Museum & Library

Japanese