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New York location
521 West 26th Street
New York, 10001
USA
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Sako Ryuhei, Mokumegane Uchidashi Vase 02, silver, copper, shakudo, shibuichi and kuromido, Executed in 2020
Sako Ryuhei, Mokumegane Uchidashi Vase 02, silver, copper, shakudo, shibuichi and kuromido, Executed in 2020
Okuyama Hoseki, Flower Vase Dew Grass, gold, silver, shakudo (alloy-copper,gold) and shibuichi (alloy-copper, silver), Executed in 2003
Okuyama Hoseki, Flower Vase Dew Grass, gold, silver, shakudo (alloy-copper,gold) and shibuichi (alloy-copper, silver), Executed in 2003
Katsura Morihito, Silver Incense Burner, gold, silver, copper and shakudo (alloy-copper, gold), Executed in 1984
Katsura Morihito, Silver Incense Burner, gold, silver, copper and shakudo (alloy-copper, gold), Executed in 1984
Exhibition
The Eternal Beauty of Metal
March 11, 2021–August 31, 2021
The gallery is open by appointment only until September.
In celebration of Asia Week New York 2021, Onishi Gallery (521 W. 26th Street) is proud to announce its next exhibition “The Eternal Beauty of Metal,” opening on March 11. The exhibition’s title, “The Eternal Beauty of Metal,” reflects the philosophy of Ōsumi Yukie—Japan’s first female Living National Treasure in metal art—who has written that there is “ . . . something particularly meaningful about the way that metals can substitute the permanent for the fleeting and transitory, conferring eternity on phenomena that would otherwise have a limited lifespan.” Featuring vessels made from gold, silver, platinum, copper, lead, and unique Japanese alloys, worked in techniques including casting, chiseling, hammering, and overlay, “The Eternal Beauty of Metal” will show that the makers of these contemporary masterpieces are distinct in their personal modes of expression, but united in their embrace of traditional methods.
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