Gallery Itsutsuji

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Gallery Itsutsuji
TypeContemporary Art Gallery
IndustryArt Gallery
Founded1990
Headquarters
Tokyo
,
Japan

Gallery Itsutsuji (ギャラリー 五辻, Gyararī Itsutsuji) is a contemporary art gallery founded in 1990 by Michiyasu Itsutsuji.

History[]

Front Gallery Itsutsuji.jpg

Expanding a tradition built over 20 years from around 1970 to 1990 by Fuji Television Gallery, Michiyasu Itsutsuji founded in the traditional cultural heart of Tokyo (Bunkyo-ku) this contemporary art gallery in 1990 (see Art Museum, notable galleries list). Michiyasu Itsutsuji was made by French Culture Ministry a Knight (chevalier) of Ordre des Arts et Lettres (reputed sponsor Musee du Jeu de Paume's D. Abadie.

When in the mid 60s to 70s the support-surface movement appeared in France, Gallery Itsutsuji was the point of introduction of the movement into Japan, exposing it to museums and private and corporate collections.

For example, Claude Viallat,[1] Louis Cane, Jean-Pierre Pincemin, Daniel Dezeuze, and Jean-Michel Meurice, Gérard Titus-Carmel, Pierre Buraglio.

Currently, while still representing the artist the gallery helped introducing to Japan, the gallery promotes the following younger artists: Guillaume Bottazzi from France,[2] Katsue Sukenari[3] from Japan and others. It also promotes Japanese contemporary artists, Ay-O being one of them.

Biography[]

Before founding his own gallery, Michiyasu Itsutsuji worked at the Fuji TV gallery. He recently played advisory roles in some exhibits at Fukui City Museum, Miyazaki prefectural art museum.[4]

References[]

  1. ^ "Itsutsuji - 1993. Librairie Tobeart". www.tobeart.com.
  2. ^ "Bottazzi: Official website of Guillaume Bottazzi, visual artist". guillaume.bottazzi.org.
  3. ^ ana.co.jp Archived 2011-09-26 at the Wayback Machine
  4. ^ "宮崎県立美術館　美術館全景". www.miyazaki-archive.jp.

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