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Gallery in Tokyo's Ginza specializing in contemporary and especially minimalist art. Has current and past exhibitions and catalogs, as well as a section on Mono-ha. http://www.kamakura-g.com/new_index/home-e.htm |
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Located near Kyoto, Japan, original paintings and prints inspired by the Japanese Noh Theater, botany and studies of the figure. http://HuntGallery.com/ |
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Located in Ginza, dedicated to Buddhist art, ceramics, primitive art, lacquer ware, paintings, and prints from Japan, China and Korea. http://www.shouun.co.jp/ |
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Tokyo publisher of contemporary Japanese graphic art. They have limited edition lithographs, woodblock prints, silkscreens, and etchings, as well as books about their collection. Displays artist portfolios and street map. http://www.tolmantokyo.com/ |
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Provides overviews of the Ukiyo-e ('Pictures of the Floating World'), Shin Hanga ('New Prints'), and Sosaku Hanga ('Creative Prints') traditions (containing profiles and works by representative artists), and Selected Topics of Japanese print studies. http://spectacle.berkeley.edu/~fiorillo/ |
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