Hayashi Takahiko
October 8 - October 29, 2017
10:00 am ~ 6:30 pm
Tuesday (Open by appointment), Wednesday (closed)
Exhibiting work : Mixed media, drawings, glass paintings, copperplate prints ‥‥abt. 20 pcs
Opening tea party
Date and time: Sunday, October 8th, 11: 00-12: 30 Venue: Artland Gallery Participation fee: No fee
In 1983, while still a student at art school, he started his solo exhibition of copperplate prints and drawings. As his creator, he has been energetically presenting his work, and at the same time, his writer's activities, which have continued to convey his position in words, are now being expanded to the Internet. I would like to ask him to talk about his role as a creator. He enjoys having a cup of tea and having a conversation with Mr. Hayashi. We look forward to your participation.
・ Choice not to seek a job-Decision not to act from a standpoint ・ Choice to go by yourself according to the work-Exhibition trip ・ Changes brought about by following the work now-What the Internet will change
Born 1985 Graduated from the Department of Oil Painting, Musashino Art University Currently 2026 “Abstract / Intricate Abstract” Hiro Gallery (Hashimoto, Japan) 2026 Collection 3: Special Exhibition “Reflecting City” The National Museum of Art, Osaka (Osaka, Japan)HAYASHI Takahiko
1961 Born in Kitagata, Gifu Prefecture, JapanEducation
1987 Completed the graduate program in Printmaking at Tokyo University of the Arts
Lives and works in Hidaka, Saitama Prefecture, JapanSelected Solo Exhibitions
2024 “Breath of Life, Breath of Line” Froelick Gallery (Portland, OR, USA)
2024 Etching Series: “Reflections on Laozi” Yanagisawa Gallery (Urawa, Japan)
2024 Etching Series: “Reflections on Laozi” Galerie Petit Bois (Osaka, Japan)
2023 “SHI HAN SEIKI” Froelick Gallery (Portland, OR, USA)
2023 “Multi-Axis, Swirling Lines” Galerie Tokyo Humanité (Tokyo, Japan) Selected Group Exhibitions
2025 Printmaking Today, Printmaking Tomorrow: Collection Plus Sato Museum of Art (Tokyo, Japan)
2025 Collection Exhibition 082: “Art on Paper” Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery (Tokyo, Japan)
2025 “Collectors’ Eye 4: The Nakajima Collection” Toyohashi City Museum of Art and History (Toyohashi, Japan)
