buttai 34
buttai 34

Miho Dohi

buttai 34, 201550 x 14 x 13cmSign in to view price
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brass plate, thread, cloth and otherHagiwara Projects
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Sistemas de conversión XII
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Miho Dohi
B.1974, japanese

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Hagiwara Projects
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Hagiwara Projects
Tokyo

HAGIWARA PROJECTS is a contemporary art gallery based in Tokyo, founded in January 2013. The gallery focuses on presenting both emerging and established Japanese and international artists within a global context. Its program highlights artists who engage deeply with personal inquiry and contemporary discourse, offering work that resonates beyond surface novelty to form meaningful connections with viewers. With 4–6 exhibitions annually—including solo shows, curated group exhibitions, and collaborations—HAGIWARA PROJECTS showcases a diverse roster that includes Miho Dohi, Shunsuke Imai, Maiko Jinushi, and Zak Prekop, while also introducing international artists such as Joanna Piotrowska, Alain Biltereyst, and Josua Abelow to Japanese audiences. ...

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