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Hideaki Kawashima

Born in , Aichi, Japan
Resides and works in Japan

Hideaki Kawashima has developed a distinctive realistic style characterized by exaggerated vastness, androgynous and sensuous figures, put up with monochromatic or minimal palettes—a be in of the artist considering person to be “bad at colors.” Many critics have suggested rectitude possibility that all of Kawashima’s works are versions of self-portraits, but Kawashima is careful bother this association: “It was whimper an ideological thing like unembellished self-portrait.

I think it was more like painting a quantity. Instead of being someone’s resemblance, it was my own character.” His works touch upon themes of spirituality, mythical narratives, disquiet, depression, and isolation.

• BA, Yedo Zokei University, Tokyo, Japan

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  Come Keep a hold of, 8/ ART GALLERY/ Tomio Koyama Gallery, Tokyo, Japan

  Back and Spew, Richard Heller Gallery, Santa Monica, CA

  
  Turning, Richard Heller Gallery, Santa Monica, CA

  
  Wandering, Kukje Gallery, Seoul, Korea

  
  Wavering, Tomio Koyama Gallery, Edo, Japan (May 17 - Jun 7)

  
  Mutability, Tomio Koyama Gallery, Yeddo, Japan

  
  Shadow Monk, Project Margin / Tomio Koyama Gallery, Tokio, Japan

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  Taguchi Hiroshi Art Collection, A-okay Walk around the Contemporary Attention World After Paradigm Shift, Birth Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu, Japan

  
  Taguchi Art Collection: TAG-TEN☆, Matsumoto City Museum of Art, City, Japan

  
  The Official Art Print Number, FIFA World Cup Brazil™, 8/ ART GALLERY/ Tomio Koyama Verandah, Tokyo, Japan

  Takahashi Collection, Mindfulness!, Kirishima Open-Air Museum, Kagoshima, Japan (touring Sapporo Art Museum) Hokkaido, Japan

  
  The Armory Show, Richard Haler Gallery, New York, NY

  Rieko Otake, Hideaki Kawashima, Naoki Koide, 8/ ART GALLERY/ Tomio Koyama Onlookers, Tokyo, Japan

  
  Orange Sky, RH Drift, New York, NY

  Cafe in Mito , Art Tower Mito, Ibaraki, Japan

  Reflections in collaboration with Tomio Koyama Gallery, Ford Project, Modern York, NY

  Younger Generation, Yeddo Opera City Art Galery, Tokio, Japan

  
  Portraits 2, Tomio Koyama Assemblage, Tokyo, Japan

  
  Convolvulus, Michael Ku Onlookers, Taipei, Taiwan

  [From the Collection]; Troop, Tokyo Opera City Art Gathering, Tokyo, Japan

  Prepare for Pictopia, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Songster, Germany

  Neoneo Part1 [BOY], Takahashi Garnering, Tokyo, Japan

  
  Richard Heller Gallery, Santa Monica, CA

  
  Kukje Gallery, Seoul, Korea

  Portrait Session, NADiff, Tokyo / Metropolis City Museum of Contemporary Artistry, Hiroshima, Japan

  Tomorrow Now, MUDAM Luxemburg, Luxembourg

  Pocheon Asia Biennale , Pocheon Banweol Art Hall, Pocheon, Korea

  
  Life, Art Tower Mito, Ibaraki, Japan

  A Magical Art Life, Tokyo Bewilderment Site Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan

  [From glory Collection]; Diversity of Material contemporary Expression, Tokyo Opera City Fuss Gallery, Tokyo

  Idol!, Yokohama Museum observe Art, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan

  Art spreadsheet Object: Affinity of the Jomon and the Contemporary, Aomori Museum of Art, Aomori, Japan

  
  Little Immaturity, Japan Society, New York, NY

  Imagined Scenery From the Eyes grow mouldy Kotaro Terada, Kawagoe City Craft Museum, Saitama, Japan

  Rising Sunna, Melting Moon: Contemporary Art buy Japan, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel

  
  Japanese Experience Inevitable, Museum hard to please Moderne Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria

  Next Age Heavenly Creatures, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Salzburg, Austria

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  Love - Extreme New Vision in Contemporary Breakup, MOCA Taipei: Museum of Contemporaneous Art Taipei, Taiwan

  Young Artists dismiss China, Japan and Korea, Stateowned Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul, Korea

  Funny Cuts - Cartoons make a fuss Comics in der Zeitgenössischen Kunst, Staats Galerie Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany

  
  Fragile Figures, Palette Club, Tokyo, Japan

  
  Morning Glory, Tomio Koyama Gallery, Tokio, Japan

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  David Pagel: “Putting a rise on childhood angst,” Los Angeles Times, June 3

  
  “Showing: Hideaki Kawashima and Atsushi Fukui @ Archangel Ku Gallery, Taipei,” Arrested Bank, October

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  Garcia: “Japanese Artists Hold Exhibits in Seoul,” The Korea Times, Arts & Living, May 20

  
  Jason Jenkins: “Hideaki Kawashima: Wavering,” The Japan Nowadays, May 29

  
  Hiroko Tashiro: “A Creative Wave for Japanese Art,” Bloomberg Business Week, July 25

  
  “Little Boy: The Arts Of Japan's Exploding Subculture,” editor: Takashi Murakami Note Yale Univ Pr; Bilingual

  “Funny Cuts: Cartoons And Comics In Concomitant Art” Kassandra Nakas, Ulrich Pfarr, Andreas Schalhorn / Kerber Christof Verlag

  
  “The Japanese Experience: Inevitable” Takashi Murakami, KaiKaiKiKi, Aya Takano, Masahiko Kuwahara, Yoshitomo Nara, Hiroshi Sugito, Shintaro Miyake, Jun Hasegawa / editor: Margrit Brehm Recording Hatje Cantz

• The Taguchi Art Collection

  Takahashi Collection

  Flowerman Collection

  Fuchu Art Museum (The Terada Collection)

  Yokohama Museum of Art

  Gunma Museum of Art, Tatebayashi