I visited Kenjiro Okazaki’s solo exhibition “In Storage” at Nantenshi Gallery. This is the final exhibition to be held in the gallery’s current space.
Installation view (1st floor)
Since its founding in 1960, Nantenshi Gallery has held numerous exhibitions of avant-garde artists such as Shuzo Takiguchi, Ai-Mitsu and Shunsuke Matsumoto, and has actively introduced young and international artists — a gallery with a long and storied tradition. It is also the venue of Kenjiro Okazaki’s very first solo exhibition, and the two have continued a relationship over many years. In 2020, to mark the gallery’s 60th anniversary, they collaborated on editing and producing art and picture books, including the signed art book “Kur Kur: Kurukuru at the Bottom of the Earth.”
For this exhibition, “In Storage,” works shown at Nantenshi Gallery SOKO in April 1992 were reconstructed and displayed, together with past and recent works. The exhibition was spread across the first and second floors.
First floor / Second floor
Details
Kenjiro Okazaki
In Storage
Venue: Nantenshi Gallery
Dates: Mon 1 – Sat 27 September 2025
Hours: 11:00am – 6:30pm (closed Sundays)
