NANZUKA Presents a Diverse Set of Work From a Cast of Emerging and Celebrated Artists
“Prism” will be on view at the gallery’s UNDERGROUND location until November 6.
“Prism” is a new group exhibition at NANZUKA UNDERGROUND that showcases a diverse cast of artists who are each casting a brilliant light amidst the pandemic.
Visitors will immediately notice Tetsuya Nakamura eclectic supercar — an amorphous sculpture that looks part Batmobile, part American muscle car, and part synthetic life-form. Further into the exhibition and his fellow Japanese sculptor, Ryuichi Ohira has created a set of wooden reliefs that comment on the natural environment and human acts of creation, along with the relationship with personal expression and energy.
Contrasting the auto-centric pieces is the work of acclaimed American artist, Cleon Peterson, whose minimal aesthetic comments on the corruption and power structures that have persisted in society for thousands of years.
To complement her solo exhibition, “THE PLANETS,” on view now at NANZUKA 2G, Seoul-born artist, Yoon Hyup presents two paintings that reflect the hustle-and-bustle of his newfound home — New York City. Check out the full artist below for “Prism,” which is on view at Tokyo’s NANZUKA UNDERGROUND gallery until November 7.
In case you missed it, Daniel Arsham has unveiled his new ‘CRYSTALIZED CHARMANDER’ figure.
NANZUKA UNDERGROUND (2F)
3-30-10 Jingumae Shibuya-ku Tokyo
“Prism” Artist List:
Julio Anaya Cabanding
Jang Koal
Tetsuya Nakamura
Ryuichi Ohira
Cleon Peterson
TOKI
Yoon Hyup
