ART FAIR
Future Fair
May 13 – 16, 2026
VIP Preview: Wednesday, May 13, 1-8pm
Fair Hours: May 14, 12-8pm; May 15, 12-7pm; May 16, 12-6pm
Booth U10
Chelsea Industrial, 535 W 28th St, NYC
We are pleased to announce our participation in Future Fair, taking place May 13–16, 2026, at Chelsea Industrial. The gallery will present works by Marina Berio, Miné Okubo and Asako Tabata.
We look forward to welcoming you soon!
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NEW EXHIBITION
Asa Hiramatsu: To Be Cloud
May 14 – July 2, 2026
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 14, 6-8pm
We are pleased to present To Be Cloud, the first solo exhibition by Tokyo-based painter Asa Hiramatsu. On view from May 14 through July 2, 2026, the exhibition gathers eighteen new paintings that distill the artist’s investigation into the inner landscape she carries within herself — and that, she believes, each of us carries as well.
A self-taught painter and illustrator, Hiramatsu makes tranquil, contemplative scenes built up in muted color and the heavy, layered surface of oil paint. She calls them inner landscapes: a world she holds within herself, running parallel to the one we share. For Hiramatsu, painting is a way of descending into her own inner topography and registering what she finds there — meeting familiar faces, finding new patches of ground, driving a stake to mark that she has been. It is, in her words, an act of “understanding why I am myself.” That journey, by its nature, opens into the viewer’s own — into the self, and into its relationships with others, with society, with the natural world.
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UPCOMING TALK
Hideo Furukawa and Tomoka Shibasaki in Conversation with Matthew Sharpe
Saturday, May 16, 2026
2:00pm
We are excited to host a special event: Hideo Furukawa and Tomoka Shibasaki in conversation with Matthew Sharpe in collaboration with the annual anthology MONKEY . MONKEY’s contributing editor Roland Kelts and MONKEY’s founder Motoyuki Shibata will moderate a wide-ranging conversation among the three acclaimed authors, from a discussion of their latest works to their writing practices. Kendall Heitzman, a principal Furukawa translator, as well as Ted Goossen, MONKEY co founder, will also join the conversation.
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PAST ASIA WEEK NEW YORK EXHIBITION
SPRING GROUP SHOW
KEIKO ARAI, HIROYOSHI ASAKA, KIYOSHI HAMADA, YASUKO HASUMURA,
MOEKO MAEDA, NORIHIKO SAITO, KENTA TAKAHASHI, SHIGEMI YASUHARA
March 19 – May 9, 2026
Opening Reception: Thursday, March 19, 6-8pm
We are thrilled to present our Spring Group Show during this season’s Asia Week New York this March. The exhibition features nine distinguished artists from Japan, each rooted in the traditions of their respective mediums and pushing those traditions forward to engage with contemporary questions of materiality and perception.
Participating artists include Kiyoshi Hamada, Yasuko Hasumura, Noriyuki Saito, Tabuchi Taro, Shigemi Yasuhara, among others—each offering a distinct yet resonant voice within the continuum of Japanese art.
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About the Gallery
Since its founding in Tokyo in 1996, Seizan Gallery has represented artists who work in a variety of media and styles. Based in Ginza, in the heart of culture and luxury business in Tokyo, Seizan represents nearly fifty contemporary artists as well as the estates of modern masters. After inaugurating its first overseas exhibition space in 2018, in Chelsea, NYC, the gallery has presented the work of artists who produce artworks with universal aesthetic appeal yet possess a strong connection to traditional roots. Such artists include Yasuko Hasumura, Kengo Takahashi, Emi Katsuta, Toko Shinoda, Toshiyuki Kajioka, and Yasushi Ikejiri. Located in vibrant cultural centers in both East and West, Seizan Gallery works with emerging artists to fulfill their vision and potential to contribute to the art world.