Peter Arvidson, Hideki Tarui, Super Future Kid

Hiromart Gallery is pleased to announce the gallery's annual group-show WINTER SHOW – works by gallery artists. This time, features paintings by Peter Arvidson (USA), Hideki Tarui (Tokyo. Japan) and Super Future Kid (Germany/U.K.).

The show also contains small works of Peter Arvidson’s new series “Colorscape paintings” and new works by Hideki Tarui, especially made for this group show.

WINTER SHOW

November 30 – December 16, 2018

January 9 – 20, 2019

Artist:          Peter Arvidson, Hideki Tarui, Super Future Kid

Hours:         1 to 7 pm, Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays (and by appointment)

Artist Reception:   Friday November 30, 6-8pm (with Hideki Tarui)

Peter Arvidson

American painter living and working in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. He was born in New York and studied art at the State University of New York at Buffalo where he graduated with an MFA degree in Painting in 1992. His work is represented in the Boston, USA area by the Rice/Polak Gallery in Provincetown, and on the west coast by the Inclusions Gallery in San Francisco.

His paintings are collected nationally and internationally in several private and public collections.

Hiromart Gallery hosted his Japan debut solo show in 2018.

Hideki Tarui

Born in Tokyo, in 1988.

Graduated from the Tama Art University, Painting – oil painting, in 2012, and received an MFA degree in painting in 2014.

He is an active artist, he also attends and being selected for the prize in competitions, e.g. “Tokyo Wonder Wall” in 20ጸƹŀ“Tokyo Wonder Seeds” in 2014łϊэϬ2016ǎŀƒHis fist solo-show was held in 2014 at Wada Fine Arts in Tokyo.

Hiromart Gallery hosted his solo show in 2018.

Super Future Kid

Born in East Germany, in 1981. Currently she lives and works in London, U.K. She graduated at KHB - Academy of Art Berlin Weissensee in 2008, also attended the Chelsea College of Art and Design in London UK in 2006.  Since then, her works exhibited internationally in cities including London, Berlin, and Laguna Beach, Los Angeles, and Brooklyn, through the gallery shows and Art Fairs..

Her work is largely based on themes that strongly relate to certain ideas of childhood and youth, a time that still has a great influence on her personality and artistic identity.

Hiromart Gallery hosted her Japan debut show in 2018.

Artwork images:

Peter Arvidson “Yellow Morning Mountainside” oil on canvas, framed

Hideki Tarui “Hibana” (Spark) oil on wooden panel

Super Future Kid “Pig Asso” acrylic and airbrush on canvas

Please contact us for information and availability on the artworks: info(at)hiromartgallery.com

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