EXHIBITION

2019.07.16 TUE. - 18 THU.
at DMOARTS

YUGO., a digmeout artist, and FM802's outdoor live event "MEET THE WORLD BEAT 2019," celebrating the station's 30th anniversary, will hold a POP UP SHOP in collaboration!

This is a limited time event where you can buy official goods of MEET THE WORLD BEAT (MTWB) designed by YUGO. at the art gallery DMOARTS on the 7th floor of LUCUAI-ALE, a commercial facility directly connected to Osaka Station. In addition to the official MTWB goods, T-shirts and tote bags will be on sale exclusively at DMOARTS.

[DMOARTS Limited Novelty]
YUGO. x MTWB goods with a total purchase of 5,000 yen (excluding tax), you will receive an original sticker!

[Artist]
YUGO.
Belongs to digmeout. Illustrator.
He has provided designs for rock bands and musicians, produced art for apparel brands and music events, illustrated fashion magazines, and is active in a variety of other artwork centered on music and fashion.
https://digmeout.net/artists/yugo/

DMOARTS
7F LUCUA 1100, 3-1-3 Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka
TEL06-6450-8187
OPEN 10:00 - 21:00 (Last day only 18:00 CLOSE)

DMOARTS will be exhibiting again this year at ART OSAKA 2019, an art fair to be held at Hotel Granvia Osaka, directly connected to Osaka Station.

ART OSAKA is Japan's largest hotel-based art fair specializing in contemporary art, and is the longest-established and most supported art fair in Japan. The lineup includes 54 galleries from Japan and abroad. From young artists to well-known artists, a wide selection of contemporary art will be exhibited and sold, ranging from paintings, sculptures, prints, and photographs to installations that use the entire space.

DMOARTS is pleased to present six artists, Hanako Kimura, Sakiki Matsumura, Daisuke Kondo, Shinya Daito, Kurumi Kotani, and Jasmine Noda at ROOM 6012. We hope you will visit ART OSAKA 2019 and enjoy the pleasure of committing to the world of contemporary art through our art collection.

ART OSAKA 2019
Date & Time　：Friday, July 5, 2019 - Sunday, July 7, 2019
preview：Friday, July 5 14:00-20:00 ※Invited guests and press only
read permission　：Saturday, July 6 11:00-20:00
July 7(Sun.) 11:00-19:00 ※Admission until 1 hour before the end of the fair

・venue
Hotel Granvia Osaka 26th floor
3-1-1 Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0001, Japan
・admission fee
¥1,800 / 1 DAY PASS
www.artosaka.jp

・Contact Us
DMOARTS (Attn: TAKAHASHI, KANEKO)
7F LUCUA 1100, 3-1-3 Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-8558, Japan
06-6450-8187
www.dmoarts.com

【Exhibiting Artists】
Hanako Kimura
Born in Kyoto and currently lives in Osaka. Graduated from Doshisha University, Faculty of Letters, Department of Aesthetics and Art. Photographer.
UNKNOWN ASIA 2018 Grand Prix.
Awarded the 16th Photography "1_WALL" Jury's Encouragement Prize (selected by Atsumi Kikuchi).
He regularly creates works on the theme of touching the vast gray zone that lies between the two extremes of "existence" and "non-existence" with the help of photography. In recent years, he has been working not only with photography, but also with three-dimensional works, drawings, and installations.
https://digmeout.net/artists/hanako-kimura/

Saki Matsumura
He completed his master's degree in painting at Kyoto University of Art and Design in 2017.
Selected for "Turner Acrylic Gouache Biennial 2017" and "Tokyo Wonder Seed 2017." Combining acrylic painting, silkscreen, and stencil, he attempts to visualize abstract concepts in his paintings with complex layers and three-dimensionality.
The expression that creates the illusion of a relationship between the earth and the figure, and the matiere that emphasizes the unevenness of the surface by spraying, create a gap between the viewer's perception and the reality, making the viewer aware of the distortion of his or her perception.
https://dmoarts.com/artists/saki-matsumura/

Taisuke Kondouh
In 2018, he graduated from Kyoto University of Art and Design, Graduate School of Art and Design, Painting Area.
He creates works by confronting the screen with the unique human elements of memory and emotion, converting them into the energy of "color. On the screen, where space is divided by the color plane, the complex inner feelings of people are condensed, creating images that seem to resonate with each other. He uses a method of production in which he fills syringes with mediums and acrylic paints, which he has calculated and blended in advance, and injects them onto the canvas through needles.
https://dmoarts.com/artists/taisuke-kondouh/

Masaya Daito
Kyoto Seika University Graduate School is currently enrolled.
At first glance, Daito's sculptures are made of materials that are recognizable as glass bottles, but they are no longer inorganic industrial products, but rather organic and life-like forms of the human body.
The inside of the kiln, which cannot be intervened by a third party, is regarded as a single cosmic space, and the artist expresses a new point of view by deforming it by chance according to the laws of nature, that is, the nature of glass that melts at high temperatures and the force of gravity.
https://digmeout.net/artists/masayadaito/

Kurumi Kotani
In 2019, he will graduate from Kyoto University of Art and Design, Graduate School of Art and Design, Painting Area.
He creates paintings on the theme of relationships, signs and traces of existence.
In her signature series of paintings, "21g," the entire screen is envisioned as a "window," with traces of someone's touch on the condensed glass surface. Her interest in mystical and supernatural phenomena has led her to create paintings reminiscent of scenes from horror films, bringing to the surface the presence of an unseen and uncertain entity.
https://digmeout.net/artists/kurumi-kotani/

Jasmine Noda
Born in 1996 in U Thai, Thailand and came to Japan in 2003. Ceramic artist.
He will receive the President's Award at the Kyoto Seika University 2019 Graduation and Completion Works Exhibition for "Memory Swan 04/Prayer," which was created on the theme of the landscape of his home country, religion and crafts, ceramics and contemporary art.
He established HAKUHA PROJECT, which presents the form of ceramic art in line with the times while creating art works with ceramics as a craft. He is also an art producer.
https://digmeout.net/artists/jasmine-noda/

2019.6.28 Fri. - 7.15 Mon.
[6.29 Sat.]
Special Live Drawing by July Chiacchi Kohara x Neko Shogun (Neko Chiaki)14:00-16:00 / 17:00-19:00
Reception Party 19:00-21:00

DMOARTS is pleased to present the group show "From The Station".
DMOARTS, the art project digmeout of radio station FM802 / FM COCOLO, is a gallery of art from Osaka Station.
This is an exhibition of 9 artists with different styles of expression that DMOARTS would like to present to you now. Please come and see the exhibition.

[Artists]
chiaki kohara / Neko Shogun / Nakamura mucho yoshiteru / Terada Mayumi / riya / Sakurako Fujii / Tomeikaisen / chigira syoko / Goto Yoshitaka

chiaki kohara
Using acrylic gouache and various materials such as buttons, lace, and candy packages, the artist paints a wonderland that every girl must have longed for at one time or another. She received the "Yayoi Kusama Award" at the UNIQLO Creative Awards.
Won the Grand Prix at "canvas@sony2012". Currently, he is challenging technology x art performance, which is a departure from drawing.
https://digmeout.net/artists/chiaki-kohara/

NekoshowguN
The artist's style is characterized by dynamic black-and-white contrasts and rich detail, with motifs of insects, animals, and women, etc., that are both venomous and glamorous.
He is a popular artist not only in Japan but also in Europe and the U.S., having been sparked by video sites. In addition to his solo exhibition at digmeout project, he has created numerous artworks including concept images and jacket illustrations for games.
https://digmeout.net/artists/nekoshowgun/

Nakamura Mucho Yoshiteru
An artist who collages with materials found in everyday life.
She creates lovable works from various objects such as matchboxes, postage stamps, and vintage T-shirts, etc. She has been creating illustration works since 2018, and is active in exhibitions, including DMOARTS.
His work includes FM802 MEET THE WORLD BEAT 2015 visuals and Osaka Marathon 2016 Nanairo charity T-shirts.
https://digmeout.net/artists/nakamuramuchoyoshiteru/

Mayumi Terada
Lives and works in Osaka. Graduated from Konan University, Faculty of Letters. Currently active in books, magazines, advertisements, merchandise artwork, and exhibitions.
Has done CD jacket artwork for THE CHARM PARK, Nora Onna, Rika Tanaka, Beautiful Hummingbirds, and others.
He is the author of the book, "May It Be a Good Day," published by Kamome Books in June 2016.
Co-authored "100 years from now, on a day when neither you nor I will be around" published by Kyoto Buntosha.
Create while envisioning the story.
https://digmeout.net/artists/mayumiterada/

riya
Born in Chicago, U.S.A. in 1985.
Using the technique of paper cut-outs, he arranges icons such as animals, humans, waves, clouds, flames, and stars to create works that are somewhat haunting and ethnic, while evoking an ecological perspective.
Based on the artist's activities in original art, currently working with paper cutouts for magazine illustrations, video works, advertisements, textiles, fashion, collaborative goods design, and more.
https://digmeout.net/artists/riya/

Sakurako Fujii Graduated from Kyoto University of Art and Design, Department of Information Design in 2018. Illustrator and graphic designer.
Colorful brush strokes symbolizing physicality and black-and-white lines designed on data evoke the relationship between melody and rhythm.
This rich "form" expressed through a back-and-forth between analog and digital forms is integrated with the intricately and intuitively drawn figures, and expresses the beauty of the body itself, transcending decoration.
https://digmeout.net/artists/sakurako-fujii/

towmeiline
Formed in 2012 at Osaka University of Arts. A team of creators active mainly in the Kansai region.
The group consists of Uki (painting and design), Shun (painting and illustration), and Toshio (video and sound), and their main performance work is a combination of live painting and projection mapping.
In recent years, in addition to live performances, they have been expanding their possibilities for expression through video works such as music videos and animation productions, providing graphics and illustrations for corporations, and participating in the Suchmos' Shibuya and Harajuku jack advertising project.
Winner of the Reviewer's Special Prize at the international art fair UNKNOWN ASIA Art Exchange Osaka 2018.
https://digmeout.net/artists/towmeiline/

Shoko Chigira
Born in Okinawa, currently resides in Tokyo. Graduated from Osaka University of Arts with a major in copperplate engraving.
The theme of the "Sedimentation Series," which involves multiple dripping of white base material, is sedimentary life.
The corals that make up the Shirahama beach in his hometown of Okinawa, which presents a major question to the artist's own idea that circulation is life = the "accumulation" of life and death. It shows that our activities and the cycle of life are based on the "accumulation" of all kinds of foundations.
https://digmeout.net/artists/shoko-chigira/

Yoshitaka Goto
Graduated from Kyoto Sangyo University, Faculty of Business Administration. Freelance photographer.
He creates CG and sci-fi movie-like worlds using analog techniques such as multiple exposures with a film camera and cross-process development. His sometimes fantastical and sometimes crazy works have been highly evaluated in various competitions. He has held solo exhibitions mainly in Tokyo and Osaka, and exhibited at art fairs in Japan and abroad. Many of his works have been used as artwork for Lomography's official website, various advertisements, and book covers. He is active both in Japan and abroad as an instructor of film camera workshops, guest lecturer at vocational schools, and guest speaker at talk events.
https://digmeout.net/artists/yoshitaka-goto/

2019 6/14 Fri. - 6/27 Thu.
10:00-21:00(Closes at 6:00 p.m. on the last day only)

Reception Party 6/15 Sat. 19:00-
Gallery Talk 6/15 Sat. 19:00-

DMOARTS is pleased to present "ON THE WAY BACK HOME," Haruka Kanzaki's second solo exhibition at DMOARTS, following last year.
Kanzaki is a designer / illustrator based in Tokyo.
The rhythm of the sharpness and blotting of the ink is pleasantly rhythmic, and the artist draws up a fresh and light depiction of the mundane.
Last year, he participated in the art book "digmeout 07" and has been involved in various commissioned works.

The works expressed in this exhibition are based on stories that came to the artist's own mind.
It's like something you've seen before for everyone, or seen on your travels.
For some, it is on the way to somewhere, and for others, on the way home.
We hope you will enjoy the stories that fold over and over in the days that follow.

[Artist Statement]
It is a Saturday morning at the beginning of April. Another all-night day is over, and I open the window that has been closed for days. On the TV, which I had left on instead of a clock, the weatherman or announcer is excitedly talking about the early summer weather.
Before I know it, the cherry blossom season is over, and my winter clothes, which have not been put away, are cramped and shriveled up in the corner of my bed.

Woman. It's so warm, I wish I could go to the beach, or if I didn't have a deadline today, I'd totally go to the beach," I mutter to myself as I push the scraps of paper on the floor into the trash.

Next scene. The woman is in a car crossing a bridge. The windows are fully open and loud music is playing in the car. She is wearing sunglasses, so we cannot see her expression, but she is humming a tune.

I painted this exhibit, wondering what would happen.
Where are you going?" I want to travel endlessly, saying things like, "Umm, I'm on my way home." If I get bored, I can just come back.

[Profile]
Haruka Kanzaki
Graduated from Kuwasawa Design School in 2017
Graphic Designer / Illustrator
While working as a company employee, he is also active as a freelancer.
https://digmeout.net/artists/haruka-kanzaki/

2019.5/31 Fri. - 6/13 Thu.
10:00 - 21:00 (Closes at 6:00 p.m. on the last day only)

Reception Party 5/31 Fri. 19:00-
Gallery Talk 5/31 Fri. 19:00-

We are pleased to announce Rooo Lou's solo exhibition "LIFE".
Rooo Lou is a designer/illustrator whose work is characterized by simple line drawings of people and soft colors. Currently based in Tokyo, this will be the artist's first solo exhibition in her hometown of Osaka.
In addition to approximately 30 artworks, merchandise will be available for purchase at this exhibition. Please take this opportunity to visit the exhibition.

[Artist’s Statement]
For the past several years, I have been focusing on "people" in my work.
Are they laughing, angry, or sad?
I hope you will enjoy each work in its own interpretation.

[Profile]
Rooo Lou
Designer / Illustrator
She focuses on portraits that are simple with minimal expression and color, but that convey emotion and individuality.
https://digmeout.net/artists/rooo-lou/

2019.5/17 Fri. - 5/30 Thu.
10:00-21:00 (Closes at 6:00 p.m. on the last day only)

Reception Party 5/18 Sat. 18:00-
Gallery Talk 5/18 Sat. 19:00-

DMOARTS is pleased to present "Traces Of The Soul," a solo exhibition by Ryoki Kurasaki.
Kurasaki paints portraits based on oil paintings and burns the eyes of the painted figures. He attempts to pursue the reality of the painted motifs by using the phenomena and materials generated by burning the canvas, the exposed space, and the compositional elements of the canvas itself.
In this exhibition, the "Traces Of The Soul" series, which expresses life and the soul with soot and burn marks created by burning canvas, and the "Blindness" series, which expresses how we face death and our attitude toward it in today's society, where death is far away, by blurring the motif of the dead and burning their eyes. Blindness" series will be exhibited. This is the first solo exhibition in Osaka by the artist, who has been well received at UNKNOWN ASIA and ART OSAKA. We hope you will take this opportunity to visit the exhibition.

[Artist's Statement]
Fire has often been a metaphor for life.
This is because the "burning while consuming fuel" of a flame is similar to the "feeding while active" of humans, and the "extinguishing" of a fire is associated with "death," among other things.
By incorporating fire into my work, I attempt to approach the reality of the motifs depicted.

[PROFILE]
Ryoki Kurasaki
1995　Born in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture
2016　Graduated from Kyushu Designer Gakuin

・display
2016
「Heart Art in FUKUOKA 2016」Fukuoka Asian Art Museum Fukuoka
Joint Exhibition of Local New Creators" Iwataya, Fukuoka
2017
Paris Fashion Week" Amijed booth France
「DISCOVER THE ONE JAPANERE ART」 Galerie JOSEPH Saint Martin 　France
「UNKNOWN ASIA 2017」 Osaka
2018
「A SIGN OF EMOTION」 Masataka contemporary Tokyo
The 13th Tugboat Award Winners Group Exhibition" Tokyo, Japan
「UNKNOWN ASIA 2018」Osaka

・art fair
2018
「ART OSAKA 2018」Osaka（DMOARTS）
「Art Expo Malaysia 2018」 Malaysia（LSD）
「PARIS CONTEMPORARY ART SHOW」France（Gallery Kogure）
「ART ASIA 2018」Korea（Gallery Kogure）
2019
「Taipei Dangdai 2019 」Taipei（Roentgenwerke AG）
「ART FAIR PHILIPPINES 2019」Philippines（Gallery Kogure）
「ART FAIR TOKYO 2019」Tokyo（Gallery Kogure）
「ART CENTRAL 2019」Hong Kong（Gallery Kogure）

・Awards
13th Tugboat Awards, Honorable Mention
UNKNOWN ASIA 2018 Jury's Ryoichi Matsuo Award (TEZUKAYAMA GALLERY)

・Media Coverage
2017　「The Guide Artists」Published in Volumes 8 and 10 Spain
2018　「The Guide Artists」Japanese artist special issue cover and artwork
　　　　Nikkei Plus 10 "Art Special
2019　 Art Collectors March issue

2019.4.26 Fri. - 2019.6.23 Sun.
16:00-21:00

Reception party : 5.24 Fri. 18:00-20:00
*Please note that this is not the first day of the exhibition.

DMOARTS makes its first appearance at BANK BED GALLERY in GUEST HOUSE DENCHI, Asakusa!
My First ART", a series of prints of the same size and at the same price, will be exhibited and sold.
My First ART and original goods by representative DMOARTS artists will be displayed in the gallery space on the first floor, and My First ART by Tokyo-based DMOARTS artists will welcome guests in the guesthouse on the second floor.

My First ART Participating Artists：
chiaki kohara / Neko Shogun / Palm Graphics / Heroshinakyamera / Momoyon /
Chika Tanigawa / Yoriko Youda / Ryohei Yamashita / Sachicafe / Katsuyuki Hoshino / eimi / riya / Keiko Ogawa /
Madoka Kinoshita / Taniguchikazuko / Hikari Yamazaki / WORD ART PRESS & SUPPLY /
buggy / Aki Miyajima / groovisions and more!

BANK BED GALLERY in GUEST HOUSE DENCHI
2-8-5 Nishi Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0035, Japan
050-1194- 0168
info@denchi-asakusa.jp
www.denchi-asakusa.jp

2019.5/3 Fri. - 5/16 Thu.
10:00-21:00 (Closes at 6:00 p.m. on the last day only)

5/4 Sat.
Opening Reception 18:00-
Gallery Talk 19:00- Interviewer: Taniguchi Yoshihiro（DMOARTS）

DMOARTS is pleased to present the first solo exhibition of Tsukue Akimoto.
Akimoto Tsukue has attracted attention at UNKNOWN ASIA with his strange, derealized, stateless, and overwhelming presence, and has expanded to other Asian countries. We hope you will enjoy his triumphant return to the exhibition with tremendous support.
During the exhibition, a zine-making workshop by the artist is also scheduled.

[Artist's Statement]
Strange, Bizarre, Kitsch, Mondo, Cheap. I hope to create something with an indescribable atmosphere that these adjectives do not suffice to describe.
The dizzying feeling you get when you see a sign in a foreign travel town that looks like it can't be read. Daily necessities with an unbelievable sense of color. The texture and taste of something sweet or spicy or whatever. A novel and fascinating smell that you have never smelled before.
There is a pleasure in travel in the unknown and the unknowable.
I would be happy if you could enjoy the mixed atmosphere of the objects with such a traveling mood.


[ZINE making workshop]
Printed materials and clippings collected from different countries come to DMOARTS from the workshop of Akimoto Tsukue!
Why not create your own wonder book, just the way you like it?
No rules, just use your creativity and have fun!
May 3 - May 7, 2019 Writers in the gallery, paid as they go
Participation fee 1,500 yen (tax not included)

[Profole]
Tsukue Akimoto
Illustrator and cartoonist.
Strongly influenced by Asian and foreign cultures, he pursues strange exoticism and recreates the excitement of international travel.
In recent years, he has exhibited at art book fairs in Seoul and Taipei, and has had solo exhibitions in Hong Kong, Shenzhen, and Taipei, expanding the scope of his activities in Japan and abroad.TIS member.
He plans to exhibit at a solo show in Taipei and an art event in Shanghai by the end of the year.

[Major Awards]
2018 TIS（Tokyo Illustrators Society）Publicly solicited Bronze Prize　/ Keiji Ito Grand Prize
2017　「UNKNOWN ASIA Art Exchange OSAKA」
　　　　Jury / Benny Au Award (Hong Kong), Eric Zhu Award (Shenzhen)
　　　　Reviewer Awards/ Otani Tokimasa Award, Kobuki Takafumi Award, Kuboyama Yoko Award
2012　He won the Grand Prix of the 2nd Almost Nikkan Itoi Shimbun "Almost Nikkan Manga Grand Prix", and "The Big One and the Small One" has been serialized in "Almost Nikkan Itoi Shimbun" since 2013.
　　　　　
[Selected Solo Exhibitions]
2019　special exhibition 『PAPER WORKS』 THE Blank GALLERY（Harajuku）
2018　solo exhibition『Bizzare Souvenir』 diida ART BOX（Taipei）
solo exhibition『Exotic Bazaar』OCT Loft（Shenzhen）curation/Eric Zhu
solo exhibition『Strange Market』PMQ （Hong Kong）curation/Benny Au
two-person show 『JAMAIS VIU / Fujio Kido + Akimoto Tsukue』Idyllic city life style bookstore（Taipei）
『ART GROUND 03』（Bangkok）curation/Jam Factory
special exhibition 『PAPER WORKS』 THE Blank GALLERY（Harajuku）
2017　solo exhibition『Tsukue Akimoto Exhibition』DEER BOOK SHOP（Seoul）
2014　solo exhibition『Uncle Drawing』FORT by PORT（Ikenokami）
akimototsukue.com

Saki Matsumura, whose latest solo exhibition "the eyes: they see" will be held at DMOARTS, will simultaneously hold a solo exhibition "the earth and the figure" at H.P.FRANCE WINDOW GALLERY MARUNOUCHI in Marunouchi, Tokyo.

Saki Matsumura constructs multi-layered screens using various techniques such as stencil and silkscreen.
The title of this exhibition is taken from the book by E.J. Rubin, a psychologist who proposed "Rubin's vase," which is a representative example of Gestalt psychology. One of the concepts described in the book is that people cannot perceive things that extend uniformly to their field of vision, and that they perceive shapes only when there are two dissimilar regions. These two areas are divided into "figure" and "ground," with "figure" emerging as a form and "ground" as its background. There is no clear motif in Matsumura's works. However, after viewing his works, a strong image remains in the viewer's mind. This is the result of his careful selection of the elements of his works, such as the fine texture of the materials, the rubbing of the paint, and the unevenness in certain areas, and his painstaking composition, which sometimes inverts the relationship between the ground and the figure.
We hope you will take this opportunity to visit the exhibition.

[Overview]
Saki Matsumura Solo Exhibition "chi to zu"
Friday, April 19, 2019 - Friday, May 17, 2019
Location：H.P.FRANCE WINDOW GALLERY MARUNOUCHI
Marunouchi Building 1F, 2-4-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-6301, Japan
Hours: Mon-Sat 11:00-21:00 / Sun & Holidays 11:00-20:00
organizing：hpgrp gallery tokyo (http://hpgrpgallery.com/window)
cooperation：DMOARTS / digmeout

2019.4/19 Fri. - 5/2 Thu.
10:00-21:00 (Closes at 6:00 p.m. on the last day only)

Reception Party 4/20 Sat. 18:00-
Gallery Talk 4/20 Sat. 19:00- listener:Ryo Takahashi（DMOARTS）

DMOARTS will hold a solo exhibition of Saki Matsumura for the second time in a year.
Matsumura is a painter who attempts to visualize abstract concepts. The white lines that appear in many of his works are actually blank spaces on which nothing is drawn. By depicting the surrounding shapes and colors, Matsumura expresses the human act of reading information from signs that are never concretely verbalized, as well as the space between the lines.
The works presented in this year's exhibition show a richer and more colorful expression compared to last year's exhibition. Through various exhibitions and commissioned work, the artist has evolved from the rigid world of monochrome to a unique and playful depiction.

The title "The eyes: they see" is made up of two words in an anagram relationship.
Like letters whose meanings can be changed by rearranging them, Matsumura's questions about visible phenomena and his insatiable search for the unseen are sure to be enjoyed by all.

[PROFILE]
Saki Matsumura
1993 Born in Nagano Prefecture
2017 M.F.A. in Painting, Kyoto University of Art and Design
https://dmoarts.com/artists/saki-matsumura/

solo exhibition
2016 at THE TERMINAL KYOTO (THE TERMINAL KYOTO, Kyoto)
2017 Over and over again(sundaycafe・Tokyo)
2018 SEEING THINGS（DMOARTS・Osaka）
Awards
2014 Kyoto University of Art and Design Graduation and Completion Works Exhibition, Incentive Award
Turner Acrylic Gouache Biennial 2017, Honorable Mention
Selected, Tokyo Wonder Seed 2017
Publications, etc.
2018 ARTBOOK「 SakiMatsumura」　Published by DMOARTS
2018 JALX ART+WINE PROGRAM Beaujolais Villages Nouveau Label Artist