Official
BAG-Brillia Art Gallery-"Until January 12th (Sun).
Ginza Gallery's "En and Lines-Kyogen's Kiseki-" exhibition will be held until January 12, 2025.
After receiving e-mail information, I went to BAG-Brillia Art Gallery- adjacent to the Police Museum in Kyobashi (POOLICE MUSEUM).
Joryu Hatoba, a painter on the coat of arms, was responding to visitors, and his son, Yoho Hatoba, spoke.
He told me about Hataba's work, "Crest on the coat of arms", "The job of putting a family crest on a kimono by hand."
In addition, he sublimated the family crest into design art, and talked about the expression and painting techniques created by the fusion of handwriting and digital.
At the venue, many works including "Mon Mandala®" were exhibited.
The 115-year history of Kyogen, a painter on the coat of arms, which began in Kyobashi, Tokyo.
In the middle of this photo, an old map created by Shoryu Hadoba, a painter on the emblem, there is a brand name written as "Kyogen" under Okemachi and above Minami Sayacho.
In terms of the current location, it is the place where Kyobashi Edgran is located.
By the way, Tatamicho on the left of the photo is the place where the current Tokyo Square Garden is located. The central FM is here.
(After I finished writing this article, I saw an interview at Central FM at Hello Radio City.)
A group of wonderful works with family crests
I took a picture of a work depicting a family crest with "Mon Mandala®".
In addition to the wonderful work, I showed you a drawing book about how to draw, but it is similar to the drawing of the lines and lines drawn in Lotrek's "Moran Rouge" in France, and the audience ahead. I felt it.
I wore a crest hakama at a wedding in the New Year, so I decided to think about the family crest of my house.
Please take a look at the exhibition of family crests, which is a Japanese tradition.
Click here for the website of Kyogen Co.
Edges and Lines-Kyogen's Kiseki-The Emphasis on the Crestler, Hadoba Shoryu Hadoba Yoho
Venue: BAG - Brillia Art Gallery
Address: Tokyo Tatemono Kyobashi Bldg., 6-18 Kyobashi 3-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0031, Japan
Date: November 23, 2024 (Saturday holiday)-Sunday, January 12, 2025
Opening hours: From 11:00 to 19:00 (free admission)
Closed days: Monday (or the next day if it is a national holiday) December 30-January 6
Inquiries: BAG - Brillia Art Gallery - Operation Secretariat Mail:brilliaartgallery_unei@pj_quaras.co.jp
Host: Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd.
Planning Supervision: Sculpture Forest Arts and Culture Foundation