Celebration
Yoko Sanagi
July 20 - July 25 2010
Yoko Sanagi was born in 1977 and grew up in Tokyo, Japan. After she had graduated from Tokyo University, desiring for something original to create, she began to paint pictures again as she liked in her childhood. She has found her style to paint images from inspiration, mainly by watercolor pigment that charms her by its transparency and beauty. Her artworks are featured by its bright and fantastic style, that make the best of color blots and grazes happened to come out. While using watercolor, she creates the texture similar to the Japanese-style painting, taking the technique of salt and stencil. Her main works are Illustrations on books and sales of artworks at on-line shop etc. She also participates in many domestic and foreign exhibitions. Her motto is to send people "Light" through her works, the theme of which is spirituality. "Light" means clear, peaceful balanced consciousness.

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STRONG SMILE
kennji
July 13 - July 18 2010
He was born in 1983.
He studied the design by himself.Afterwards, he joined the production company of the cellular phone contents.
He's participated in some exhibitions and He is acting as a painter now.

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DRAMATIC KITCHEN & Human Eyes
Maiko Akinobu a.k.a. PUMP-ME-UP
July 8 - July 11 2010
Born and raised in Tokyo, Japan. Learned illustration and design at Kuwasawa Design School. A cook license holder and a gourmet, but eats little because of her weak stomach and intestines. Often draws illustrations with appetite as its themes from her big love for food. Doesn't mean always can draw illustrations looking "delicious" though. Also good at drawing with a taste of MANGA.

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Clay Dolls Exhibition "NAGOMI"
KIYO
May 25 - May 30 2010
Kiyo was born in 1944, during World War II, in a country town in Kyushu, the southern part of Japan. She created dolls made of cloth from an early age, and has loved dolls all her life. After she brought up her 3 children, she started learning to make clay dolls. She tries to send messages through her works. When she made a large statue of a prajna [a japanese traditional figure of Buddhism], she expressed her anger at the news of terrorism. when she made a small child doll, she commemorated her son who died at the age of four. Kiyo hopes that You will receive the messages of her dolls. She has put her experience as a dressmaker to use in the dolls. In all of her works, the accessories and clothes of the dolls are handmade. Especially, she spent much time on these objects, such as Japanese sandals, fans, shoes, hats. She hopes You wil enjoy the objects as well as dolls themselves.

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Flavor
Takeshi Sato a.k.a. GOSPEL
May 18 - May 23 2010
I”GOSPEL” became interested in drawing and painting since he was a child. In 1990, he moved to Tokyo alone in search of a better environment where he could keep drawing. He keeps searching for his own style as he teaches himself to get different types of skills. The characters, which he creates by using a variety of techniques, such as acrylic paint, airbrush, or spray, attract many people regardless of genre. And in Japanese Hip Hop culture which keeps developing in various ways, he keeps projecting a unique image in accordance with his first impulse.Because look-alikes become more and more common these days, his style of cherishing his real origin and his various works of not only live paint but also apparel, CD artwork and magazine coverare recognized and supported widely, not limited to just Hip Hop, among both major ground and underground.

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