ART NAGOYA 2019

2019 Feb. 15 (Fri.) 13:00-19:30 Preview (press and invited guests)
Feb. 16 (Sat.) 11:00-19:00 Open to the public
Feb. 17 (Sun.) 11:00-19:00 Open to the public

Venue: Hotel Nagoya Castle, 9th floor,
Artland Gallery will exhibit at No. 911
3-19, Hinokuchi-cho, Nishi-ku, Nagoya City

Press Release

The exhibition will feature works by two artists: Kataoka, who expresses the joys and sorrows of daily life and the distortions and contradictions of society in his paintings and poems, and Zhou Gao, who was born in China and studied at a Japanese art college and has since been questioning the meaning of life and human existence in society while traveling back and forth between Japan and China. Since then, he has been questioning the meaning of life and the existence of human beings in society while traveling back and forth between Japan and China.

Based in Japan (Yokohama) and China (Shanghai), Zhou Gou has been developing a wide variety of oil paintings, drawings, watercolors, and collages, and has been steadily gaining recognition by participating in art fairs in Asia, Europe, and the United States in recent years.

Kataoka, based in Japan (Tokyo), uses crayon and acrylic resin paints to create a good match between the images evoked by poetry and the actual images reflected on the retina, and has been gaining recognition both in Japan and abroad in recent years.