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Group Exhibition FLARE
Period: Thursday, October 10, 2024 - Friday, November 8, 2024
Opening Hours: Monday-Saturday: 11:30AM - 6:00PM / Sunday: 12:00AM - 6:00PM
Location: Onitsuka Tiger Regent Street, London Flagship (249-251 Regent St., London W1B 2EP, UK)

ONITSUKA TIGER REGENT STREET, LONDON FLAGSHIP

David “Mr.StarCity” White

David « Mr. StarCity » White (né en 1979) est un artiste pluridisciplinaire dont la créativité s'exprime sous différentes formes : peinture, sculpture, poésie, musique, théâtre, cinéma et photographie. Il doit sa renommée croissante à ses représentations colorées mettant en scène des sujets réels ou imaginaires. Cette série d'œuvres s'achève sur des scènes mystiques qui condensent la beauté, la passion et les conflits de la vie quotidienne. (Tiger Gallery™, du 12 octobre au 26 novembre 2022)

Godwin
Champs
Namuyimba

Godwin Champs Nam Imba

Godwin Champs Namuyimba est célèbre pour ses peintures à couches complexes qui se servent du corps humain pour explorer les thèmes de l'identité et de la race, dans un contexte d'Afrique postcoloniale. Dans les portraits de ses amis et des membres de sa famille peints dans des environnements domestiques, Namuyimba transforme leur quotidien en une représentation tour à tour inspirante, ambitieuse et fantastique du monde.
Né en 1989 à Masaka, en Ouganda, Namuyimba a obtenu son BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) à l'université de Kyambogo à Kampala, en Ouganda, en 2017. Ses tableaux ont été exposés dans le monde entier, et des expositions entières leur ont été consacrées à la Galerie Marguo de Paris, la galerie Zidoun Bossuyt de Luxembourg, la galerie East-Projects de New York, la galerie Ars Belga de Bruxelles et la galerie Steinsland & Berliner de Stockholm. Les peintures de Namuyimba sont conservées dans les collections du musée d'Art moderne Grand-Duc Jean (MUDAM) de Luxembourg, de la W Art Foundation de Qingdao, Shanghai et Hong Kong, de la bibliothèque municipale d'Örebro en Suède, et du Bunker Art Space de West Palm Beach en Floride.

Michele Fletcher
(b. 1963, Ontario, Canada)

January 27 - March 25, 2023

Vit et travaille à Londres. Elle est titulaire d'un BA (Honours) en beaux-arts et théorie critique du Goldsmiths College et d'un MA en beaux-arts du Chelsea College of Art and Design. Elle a reçu le prix Neville Burston de peinture du Goldsmiths College et le prix Marmite de peinture. Elle a également été lauréate du prix de peinture John Moores 2020/21. Ses œuvres ont été sélectionnées pour l'exposition d'été de la Royal Academy en 2009, 2018, 2021 et 2022.

Maurice Mboa

Maurice Mboa (né en 1983 à Yaoundé, au Cameroun) réside et travaille dans la ville suisse de Genève. Ses œuvres sont connues dans le monde : de l'Afrique à l'Europe, en passant par le Moyen-Orient et l'Amérique, elles ont fait l'objet d'une exposition de la Pace Gallery, à Genève, en 2022, et ont partagé les espaces de la Pace Gallery de Palm Beach, en Floride, ainsi que ceux du Nassima Landau, à Tel Aviv, lors d'expositions groupées. Découvrez « Immersion », la première exposition de Maurice Mboa au Royaume-Uni.

Izumi Kato

Izumi Kato (né en 1969) vit et travaille entre Tokyo et Hong Kong. Parmi les récentes expositions en solo de ses œuvres, figurent le WATARI-UM (musée d'art contemporain Watari) à Tokyo, le SCAD Museum of Art, dans l'État de Géorgie, aux États-Unis, le musée d'art contemporain de Hara et le Hara Museum ARC, à Tokyo et à Gunma, au Japon, la Fundación Casa Wabi, à Puerto Escondido, au Mexique, le Red Brick Art Museum de Pékin, la galerie Perrotin, à Paris, New York, etc. ou encore la galerie Stephen Friedman, à Londres. En 2007, ses œuvres étaient présentées lors de la 52e exposition internationale de la Biennale de Venise, organisée par Robert Storr.

S.H. Kim

S.H. KIM

Born in 1992 in South Korea (Seoul). Having been familiar with Japanese and American animated films since childhood, her Explosion series includes nostalgic childhood memories of her favorite animated films and subtle questions of identity related to her experience as an Asian living in the United States. Skillfully painted with oil sticks and oil pastels, with bare hands and fingers, and directly without drawing, the artist creates scenes that are raw, intuitive, and yet intensely evocative. Everyone experiences conflict, whether internal or external. Explosions convey conflict, but they also, in a sense, eradicate it. I guess I am trying to use the energy of explosions to provide clues to resolving the many conflicts of modern society," Kim said. Kim said.

Kohei Nawa

Sculptor / Director of Sandwich Inc. / Professor at Kyoto University of the Arts
Born in 1975, and based in Kyoto, Japan, Kohei Nawa received a PhD in Fine Art/Sculpture from Kyoto City University of Arts in 2003, and established Sandwich in 2009. He is now a professor at the Kyoto University of the Arts.

Focusing on the surface “skin” of sculpture as an interface connecting to the senses, Nawa began his PixCell series in 2002 based on the concept of the cell, symbolizing the information age. Adopting a flexible interpretation of the meaning of sculpture, he produces perceptual experiences that reveal the physical properties of materials to the viewer through works addressing themes related to life and the cosmos and to artistic sensibility and technology, including Direction, in which he produces paintings using gravity, Force, in which silicone oil pours down through a space, Biomatrix, in which bubbles and grids emerge on a liquid surface, and Foam, in which bubbles form enormous volumes.

Recently, Nawa has also worked on architectural projects, including the art pavilion “Kohtei.” “VESSEL,” a performance work produced in conjunction with Belgo-French choreographer and dancer Damian Jalet, has been presented around the world since its premiere in 2015. In 2018, his sculpture “Throne” was exhibited under the Pyramid at the Musée du Louvre in Paris, France. In 2023, “Ether (Equality),” a 25 meters-tall sculpture was installed permanently on Seguin Island on France's Seine River.

Kengo Kito

Born in 1977 in Aichi, Japan. Kito earned an MFA in Painting from Kyoto City University of the Arts in 2003 and is now a professor at the Graduate School of Kyoto University of the Arts.
Kito has been an active figure in the Japanese art scene since his student years. In 1999, he became involved with Art Space Dot, one of the few artistrun spaces in Japan at the time.
His body of work spans a diverse range of mediums, including large-scale installations, paintings, sculptures, and photography. Kito integrates color, reflection, and movement into his pieces, incorporating mass-produced objects such as hula hoops, shampoo bottles, scarves, glitters, and mirrors.

Daisuke Ohba

Daisuke Ohba’s iridescent pearl paintings evoke an illusion that emerges and fades through the transience of time. As image and color continuously change within the conditions of ambient light, the painting constructs a quiet dialogue with a viewer by developing a relationship in pictorial space. The image, crystallized within the mind of the painter, is then activated and brought to life. While these responsive effects—inducing light movement and flickering in the viewer's eye—have been intended through methodological experiments according to optical laws, the painting also embraces the notion of chance during the process of painting, thus producing an unexpected formation of patterns.
Photo by You Ishii

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YUKI TERASE

Founding Partner
Art Intelligence Global

Yuki Terase began her art career at Sotheby’s in 2011 and was Head of Contemporary Art, Asia, from 2018 to 2021.
During her tenure, Terase drove Hong Kong’s bi-annual contemporary art auctions into $100 million+ events and secured market leadership in Asia for seven consecutive seasons. In addition to overseeing record-breaking sales of works by major Asian contemporary artists, Yuki established new benchmarks for Western art in Asia and placed numerous blue-chip works into prominent collections. In 2021, Terase left Sotheby’s to establish the international art advisory firm Art Intelligence Global (“AIG”) alongside fellow Sotheby’s alumni Amy Cappellazzo.
Headquartered in both Hong Kong and New York, AIG provides a wide range of services, including private sales and transactions, comprehensive advisory services, as well as specialist services to artists, family offices, and trusts and estates.
Terase is a Founding Patron of M+ Museum, Hong Kong, and sits on the Board of Para Site, Hong Kong.

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