31 October 2011
This exhibition of contemporary textile artists from Japan and the UK celebrated fifteen years of collaborative activity. The curator, Lesley Millar, opened the exhibition and introduced the artists.
14 September 2011
One of the attractions of Ohba’s art is his use of iridescent pearl paint, ever-changing image shifts and colour transition as the light varies or as the viewer moves. Ohba will be Introduced by Keith Whittle, International Projects Associate, Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design and Japan Foundation Fellow.
9 July 2006
This was the only public exhibition of the photographs taken by Robert Whitaker, (the only person allowed to take photographs of the band on their flights and in their hotel room). His photographs provided a unique record of their three intense days on tour in Tokyo.
31 May 2006
A private viewing which exhibited the glass and ceramic work of Keiko Mukaide and Simon Ward by Cross Currents, and examined the cultural differences and similarities of two artists from opposite sides of the world. With a myriad of experience of living and working in both Japan and the UK, the exhibition visually explored fragments of their shared narrative and the sympathies and contrasts between their island cultures.
7 March 2006
For the first time in the UK, work by acclaimed master craftsman Yukio Yamamoto was showcased in a new exhibition. It offered a rare opportunity to discover and appreciate hyoso, the traditional Japanese craft of mounting artworks.
10 January 2006
An exhibition featuring the collaboration between Royal College of Art designers Harriet Harriss and Suzi Winstanley and Kyushu University (in association with Helen Hamlyn Research Centre, Royal College of Art)
12 November 2008
The Private View was held to mark the opening of the exhibition.
16 October 2008
3 June 2008
During the last five years, this British architectural photographer has taken over 2,500 images of contemporary architecture in Japan. A selection of these photographs were exhibited for the first time at Daiwa Foundation Japan House.
9 April 2008
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation was pleased to announce an exhibition of installation and photography by Yukako Shibata.
