Inoue Yuichi (Japanese, 1916-1985), Hin (poverty, the naked state of birth, in Zen philosophy), 1974, ink on Japanese paper, 107 × 126 cm (image); 109 × 128 cm (overall)

Masterpieces of Japanese Art: A Timeless Dialogue
March 14 – 21, 2025
Exhibiting at: Joan B Mirviss LTD, 39 East 78th Street, Suite 401
Asia Week Hours: March 14 & 17-21, 11am-6pm; March 15, 11am-5pm; March 16, 12-5pm (otherwise by appointment)

Shibunkaku is delighted to present Masterpieces of Japanese Art: A Timeless Dialogue, an exhibition showcasing the richness of Japanese artistry, from classical ink paintings to avant-garde expressions during this season’s Asia Week New York. Featuring masterpieces such as Hakuin Ekaku’s Edo-period Zen scrolls, Munakata Shikō’s dynamic woodcut prints, and Inoue Yuichi’s powerful single-character calligraphy, this collection highlights the enduring interplay between tradition and innovation, celebrating the timeless beauty of Japanese artistic expression.

They look forward to welcoming you to their exhibition in New York soon!