We are pleased to present a solo exhibition of works by jewelry artist Maho Takada.
The theme of this solo exhibition is “Ears, Fingers” — focusing on the ear and the finger.
New pieces, primarily earrings and rings, will be on display.
Her work, which lies somewhere between art and design, is enjoyable even just to hear the stories behind each piece.
From items perfect for everyday use to more artistic expressions, we invite you to come and experience her world throughout the exhibition.
MENTOSEN will exhibit at SICF25 to be held May 5-7 at Spiral, Aoyama.
SICF (Spiral Independent Creators Festival) is an annual art festival held during Golden Week since 2000 by Spiral, a cultural complex in Minami Aoyama, Tokyo, to discover, nurture and support young artists. (more…)
We are pleased to present an exhibition of jewelry artist Maho Takada’s works.
She will be showing her new works, including those that were selected for the Itami International Craft Exhibition last year in 2023.
Her works create a series of beautiful shapes from metal lines. They are as light as a feather and will surely surprise you. (more…)
2022.10/14~23 October Contemporary jewelry artist Maho Takada Solo Exhibition will hold at SHINKO STUDIO’s Setagaya store. (more…)
We are pleased to present an exhibition of the work of Ms. Kazuko Nishibayashi, a Japanese contemporary jewelry artist who has been doing activities in Germany for nearly 30 years. Her jewelry has a universal beauty that does not fade away over the years.
The exhibition of her works held at a gallery in Munich last year was a great success despite the Corona disaster. This time, she will temporarily return to Japan from Germany and will be at the SHINKO STUDIO store on some days. If you would like to meet her, please check the dates she will be at the store. The delivery will be made after she return to Germany, so you will be able to receive it in June or later. (more…)
2021.09.20
We will held an Asagi Maeda exhibition from October 8 (Fri) – 18 ( Mon) at SHINKO STUDIO Tokyo Shop. Asagi Maeda has been energetically creatingting contemporary jewelry in Japan.
Her works are highly regarded, mainly in the United States. Her pieces are owned by Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Museum of Arts and Design, MAD in New York. The last day ends at 16:00.
It may be a reason why it is very familiar to the general public because she creats both large-scale pieces as arts and jewelry that can be worn in our ordinary days.
Her jewelery expresses everyday life.
It gently teaches us what is important to people in the Corona era.
