Arts of Japan - Japanese Art Dealers Association

Arts of Japan
Asia Week
New York 2013
President’s Message
O
n behalf of the members of the Japanese
Art Dealers Association, I would like to
welcome you to the twenty-first edition of
Asia Week. The event started in New York in 1992
and soon grew to include two art fairs, a version in
London, and a smaller edition held in September.
JADA 2013: An Exhibition by the
Japanese Art Dealers Association
Changes in the world’s economy and New York’s
ever-shifting commercial real estate leases have
led to the cancellation of the fairs, yet Asia Week
is more robust – if more decentralized – than ever.
This year over 50 prominent galleries are taking
part in Asia Week, including JADA’s five members
and seven affiliated dealers from three continents.
Momoyama Style!
Ukrainian Institute of America
2 East 79 St., New York, NY 10075
March 16, 11 am – 5 pm
March 17 – 20, 11 am – 6 pm
Attributed to Kano Tanyu (1602-1674); Pines (detail);
pair of six-panel gold leaf Japanese screens; 17th century;
H. 67 x W. 146 in. each (165 x 365 cm).
Japanese Art Dealers Association
Dedicated to the Traditional Fine Arts of Japan
www.jada-ny.org
The Japanese Art Dealers Association (JADA) was
established in 2002 to highlight the traditional arts
of Japan. Our interests range from archaeological
works to those made in the early decades of the
twentieth century. In keeping with our mission, we
encourage scholarship in the field of Japanese art
and have co-sponsored lectures and symposia at the
Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, Asia Society,
the Frick Collection for the History of Collecting,
and Japan Society.
This March, we are holding our seventh
collaborative exhibition, JADA 2013: An Exhibition
by the Japanese Art Dealers Association, which is
accompanied by a smaller show, Momoyama Style!,
which looks at some exceptional works of art from
the period many consider Japan’s Renaissance and
its influence on later works. In addition, several of
our members are holding concurrent exhibitions at
their galleries during Asia Week 2013.
This guide focuses on Asia Week activities
involving Japanese art, including notable
exhibitions at Japan Society and the Metropolitan
Museum of Art. Should you misplace the guide,
information is available for smart phones on our
website, www.jada-ny.org.
We hope you will have the opportunity to explore
many of the important Japanese works of art that
will be presented during Asia Week.
Sebastian Izzard
President, JADA
In Memoriam:
Mary Griggs Burke
T
he remarkable, inspiring Mary Griggs Burke
passed away in December at age 96 in New
York City. Few collectors in any field or in any
period were as sensitive and insightful as Mrs. Burke.
Over the course of a lifetime, beginning during her
years in graduate school, Mrs. Burke dedicated herself
to discerning and appreciating the subtleties, nuances,
and remarkable beauty of Japanese art. She was also
exceptionally generous in sharing her knowledge, her
love of art, and her breathtaking collection of over 1,000
works, from 3000 BC to the 19th century: a span of five
millennia. The Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibited
works from her collection in 1976 and again in 2000. In
1985, works from her collection were shown at the Tokyo
National Museum; it was the first collection from the West
to be exhibited there.
As generous as she was gracious, Mrs. Burke in 2006
announced that she would be bequeathing her collection
to the Met and to the Minneapolis Institute of the Arts.
While Mrs. Burke will be greatly missed, her great
achievements will be commemorated forever and enjoyed
by millions of people in the generations to come.
Mary Burke receiving the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold and
Silver Star, from the Japanese government, in April of 1987. The
presenter is Ambassador Hidetoshi Ukawa, Consul General of
Japan to New York, at the time.
JA DA ASI A W EEK EX HIBI T IONS
JADA 2013: An Exhibition by the
Japanese Art Dealers Association
Momoyama Style!
March 16, 11 am – 5 pm
March 17 – 20, 11 am – 6 pm
Ukrainian Institute of America
2 East 79 St., New York, NY 10075
- Takanobu (1571-1618); The Shell of the Locust
ABOVE Kano
(Utsusemi), Chapter 3 from The Tale of Genji (detail); Momoyama
period, late 16th-early 17th century; H. 58 ¼ × W. 141 ½ in.
(148 x 359.5 cm); Courtesy: Koichi Yanagi Oriental Fine Arts.
To be exhibited in Momoyama Style!
Left, ABOVE Dish with Chrysanthemum Chain Design; Hizen ware,
Nabeshima type; porcelain with underglaze blue, iron red and colored
enamels; early Edo period, ca. 1650–60; H. 1¾ × Diam. 7¾ in.
(4.6 × 19.7 cm); Courtesy: Sebastian Izzard LLC Asian Art.
To be exhibited in JADA 2013.
Left, BELOW Tea Bowl; Mino ware, Black Oribe (Oribeguro) type;
Momoyama period, late 16th–early 17th century; H. 3 × Diam. 5 ½
in. (8.6 x 13.8 cm); Courtesy: Koichi Yanagi Oriental Fine Arts.
To be exhibited in JADA 2013.
JADA MEMBER
Koichi Yanagi
Oriental Fine Arts
17 E. 71 St., 4th Fl. New York, NY 10021
Tel 212.744.5577 | Fax 212.744.6865
[email protected]
Specializations Japanese paintings, screens, ceramics,
tea ceremony objects, lacquer, and Buddhist art
Asia Week GALLERY Exhibition
Kokon Biannual: Spring 2013
March 12 – April 4; Monday – Friday, 10 am – 6 pm
Also exhibiting in
JADA 2013: An Exhibition by the Japanese Art
Dealers Association and Momoyama Style!
March 16, 11 am – 5 pm; March 17 to 20, 11 am – 6 pm
Ukrainian Institute of America
2 E. 79 St., New York, NY 10075
ABOVE Tamayori hime on a Disk; gilding and silver plating on copper;
Heian period, 12th century; Diam. 5 in. (14.5 cm).
To be exhibited in JADA 2013.
-itsu (1761–1828); Tiger and Moon; Calligraphy by
RIGHT Sakai Ho
Kameda Bo-sai (1752–1826); hanging scroll; color and ink on silk;
Edo period, 18th-19th century; H. 44 × W. 17 in. (111.5 × 43.3 cm).
To be exhibited in Kokon Biannual: Spring 2013.
JADA MEMBER
Sebastian Izzard LLC
Asian Art
17 E. 76 St., 3rd Fl. New York, NY 10021
Tel 212.794.1522 | Fax 212.794.2160
[email protected] | www.izzardasianart.com
Specializations Japanese paintings, prints, sculpture, lacquer,
ceramics and metalwork, and select Korean works of art
Asia Week Gallery Exhibition
Japanese Paintings and Prints of the
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
March 16 – 22, Monday – Saturday, 11 am – 5 pm;
Sunday 1 – 5 pm
Also exhibiting in
JADA 2013: An Exhibition by the Japanese Art
Dealers Association and Momoyama Style!
March 16, 11 am – 5 pm; March 17 to 20, 11 am – 6 pm
Ukrainian Institute of America
2 E. 79 St., New York, NY 10075
ABOVE Suzuki Harunobu (1724–1770); Returning Sails at Ryo-goku
(Ryo-goku setta no sekisho); color woodblock print: chu-ban tate-e,
H. 10 × W. 7 in. (27.3 × 19.7 cm); series: A Fashionable Eight Views
of Edo (Fu-ryu Edo hakkei); signed: Suzuki Harunobu ga.
To be exhibited in Japanese Paintings and Prints of the Eighteenth
and Nineteenth Centuries.
-itsu (1761–1828); Yo-ryu Kannon Ascending to Heaven;
RIGHT Sakai Ho
hanging scroll; ink, color and gold leaf on silk; Bunka era, 1804–1818;
H. 32 × W. 14 in. (83 × 36 cm); signed: Mogodo-shi (Wu Daozi) zu
To-gakuin Monsen Ho-itsu haiga; sealed: Shaka Ho-itsu rinbo and Bunsen
To be exhibited in JADA 2013.
JADA MEMBER
Mika Gallery
595 Madison Ave., 8th Fl. New York, NY 10022
Tel 212.888.3900 | Fax 212.888.3906
[email protected] | www.MikaGallery.com
Specializations Buddhist arts, Arts of the Jomon, Yayoi
and Kofun periods, Japanese medieval to pre-modern period
paintings, and lacquer and ceramic works Asia Week Gallery Exhibition
Japanese Art
March 15 - 22, 10 am to 6 pm daily, including Sunday
Also exhibiting in
JADA 2013: An Exhibition by the Japanese Art
Dealers Association and Momoyama Style!
March 16, 11 am – 5 pm; March 17 to 20, 11 am – 6 pm
Ukrainian Institute of America
2 E. 79 St., New York, NY 10075
ABOVE Sangaibishi Hatasashimono Banner; silk, shibori tie-dyed;
Momoyama period, 16th century; H. 35 × W. 17 in. (89 × 44 cm);
Provenance: Ogasawara Family.
To be exhibited in JADA 2013.
RIGHT Shakou-shiki (Goggle-eyed type) Dogu Figurine; earthenware;
final Jomon period, circa 1000-300 BCE; H. 11 × W. 8 in. (28 × 22 cm).
To be exhibited in Japanese Art.
JADA MEMBER
Leighton R. Longhi, Inc.
Asian Fine Art
Tel 212.722 5745 | Fax 212.996.0721
[email protected] | www.leightonlonghi.com
Specializations Japanese paintings, screens, sculpture
and ceramics
exhibiting in
JADA 2013: An Exhibition by the Japanese Art
Dealers Association and Momoyama Style!
March 16, 11 am – 5 pm; March 17 to 20, 11 am – 6 pm
Ukrainian Institute of America
2 E. 79 St., New York, NY 10075
ABOVE Complete Set of Armor (detail); leather, iron, silk, and gilt and
lacquer applications; Momoyama period, late 16th century; H. 67 ½ in.
(171.5 cm); Provenance: Ishida Mitsunari.
To be exhibited in Momoyama Style!
RIGHT Sword Mountings, Scabbard, and Box for Daimyo Arima Tadayori’s
Rai Kunimitsu Sword; solid gold mounts with gold foil scabbard lacquered
with tendrils and Tokugawa crests, wood, and silk brocade; Edo period,
17th century; L. 39 in. (101 cm).
To be exhibited in JADA 2013.
JADA MEMBER
Erik Thomsen Gallery
23 E. 67 St. 4th Fl., New York, NY 10065
Tel 212.288.2588 | Fax 212.535.6787
[email protected] | www.erikthomsen.com
Specializations Japanese paintings and screens, early tea
ceramics, Japanese gold lacquers, signed ikebana bamboo baskets,
and select contemporary Japanese artists such as the gold lacquer
master Mushu Yamazaki and ceramic artist Sueharu Fukami
Asia Week GALLERY ExhibitionS
Taisho Period Screens and Scrolls and
Contemporary Sculpture by Sueharu Fukami
March 16 – 23, 11 am – 6 pm daily, including Sunday
March 25 – April 19, Monday – Friday, 11 am– 5 pm
and by appointment
Also exhibiting in
JADA 2013: An Exhibition by the Japanese Art
Dealers Association and Momoyama Style!
March 16, 11 am – 5 pm; March 17 to 20, 11 am – 6 pm
Ukrainian Institute of America
2 E. 79 St., New York, NY 10075
-rin (1875–1910); Shoreline at Dusk (detail); pair of
TOP Furuya Ko
six-panel folding screens; ink, mineral colors, gold and silver on silk; 1910;
H. 70 ¼ × W. 145 ½ in. each (178.5 × 370 cm).
To be exhibited in JADA 2013.
-yo- (1884–1947); Vying Peacocks (detail); pair of
ABOVE Ishizaki Ko
six-panel folding screens; ink and mineral colors on silk backed with gold
leaf; Taisho period, ca. 1929; H. 67 × W. 190 in. each (171 × 437 cm).
To be exhibited in Taisho Period Screens and Scrolls /
Contemporary Sculpture by Sueharu Fukami.
AFFILIATED GALLERY
AFFILIATED GALLERY
BachmannEckenstein
| JapaneseArt
Egenolf Gallery
Japanese Prints
Hardstrasse 45 4020 Basel, Switzerland
Tel + 41.61.373.06 24 | Fax + 41.61.373.06.26
[email protected] | www.BachmannEckenstein.com
CONTACTS Thomas Bachmann and Gabriel Eckenstein, Owners
SPECIALIZATIONS Japanese art: paintings, calligraphy, ceramics,
tea ceremony and zen art
PO Box 4240, Burbank, CA 91503
Tel 661.821.0256 | Fax 661.821.0884
[email protected] | www.egenolfgallery.com
Contact Veronica Miller, Owner
Specializations Japanese woodblock prints with a focus on
18th to 19th century ukiyo-e and 20th century shin hanga and a
special emphasis on preparatory drawings by ukiyo-e artists
Asia Week Exhibition
Japanese Art: Pre-modern and Beyond
On view March 16 – 21 (10 am – 6 pm)
reception Saturday, March 16, 4 pm – 6 pm
ADDRESS Gallery Schlesinger
24 E. 73rd St. 2nd Fl. New York NY 10021
TEL 212.734.3600 | TEL + 41 61.373.0624
Ikeno Taiga (1723–1767); Landscape with Pavilion; ink and color on silk;
after 1750; H. 12 × W. 22 ½ in. (30.3 × 56.8 cm); mounting:
H. 49 ¼ × W. 28 ¼ in. (125 × 71.5 cm); signed: Kasho-; sealed: Kasho(Woodcutter in the Mist) and Zenshin so-ma Hokyu-ko- (In my former life I
was the horse judge Fang Jiugao).
Asia Week Exhibition
A Selection of Fine 18th-20th Century Japanese
Prints and Drawings
On View March 15, 5 – 9 pm, March 16 –18, 11 am – 7 pm
Address The Surrey Hotel, Suite 1609, 20 E. 76 St.,
New York, NY 10021
TEL 818.621.6246
Utagawa Hiroshige
(1797-1858); Asakusa
Ricefields and Torinomachi
Festival; color woodblock
print; 1857; series One
Hundred Famous Views
of Edo; H. 14 × W. 9 ¼ in.
(35.4 × 23.5 cm); signed:
Hiroshige ga.
AFFILIATED GALLERY
AFFILIATED GALLERY
Scholten Japanese Art
Hiroshi Yanagi
Oriental Art
145 W. 58 St., Suite 6D, New York, NY 10019
Tel 212.585.0474 | Fax 212.585.0475
[email protected] | www.scholten-japanese-art.com
Contact Katherine Martin, Director
SpecializationS Paintings, woodblock prints
(ukiyo-e and shin hanga), netsuke
Asia Week Exhibition
The Nightlife: Entertainments of the Floating World
On View March 14 – 23, Monday – Friday, 11 am – 5 pm;
Saturday and Sunday, 10 am – 6 pm
241-1, Nakanocho, Shinmonzen-Dori, Higashiyama-ku
Kyoto 605-0082, Japan
Tel + 81.75.551.4128 | Fax + 81.75.551.6906
[email protected] | www.h-yanagi.com
Contact Hiroshi Yanagi, Owner
Specializations Japanese sculpture, painting, and decorative arts
Asia Week Exhibition
Selections of Japanese Art
On View March 13 – 23, 10 am – 6 pm daily, including Sunday
ADDRESS Arader Gallery, 1016 Madison Avenue, 2nd Floor,
New York, NY 10075
TEL 212.628.7625 | TEL 201.375.1890
Okuni Kabuki (Female Kabuki); six-panel screen (detail); ink, color,
gofun and gold leaf on paper; 17th century; H. 25 × W. 81 ½ in.
(64.6 × 207 cm); Provenance: Bumpei Usui, New York.
Seated Amida; Japan, Kamakura period, 13th century;
Hinoki wood; H. 21 × W. 17 × D. 14 in. (54 × 44 × 36 cm).
AFFILIATED GALLERY
AFFILIATED GALLERY
The Art of Japan
Carole Davenport
PO Box 432 Medina, WA 98039
Tel 206.859.9940 or 206.369.2139
[email protected] | www.TheArtof Japan.com
Contacts Richard Waldman, Douglas Frazer, Owners
SpecializationS Fine Japanese prints and paintings, 1750 - 1950
131 E. 83 St., Suite 7D New York, NY 10028
Tel 646.249.8500
[email protected] | www.caroledavenport.com
Contact Carole Davenport, Owner
Specializations Japanese art: Noh masks, sculpture, painting,
ceramics (pre-Modern); secondary focus on Chinese and Korean art
Asia Week Exhibition
Japanese Prints and Paintings, Edo to Modern
On View March 15–16, 11 am – 7 pm; March 17–19,
11 am – 5 pm and by appointment
Address The Mark Hotel, 25 E. 77th St.
(at Madison), Suite 215, New York, NY 10075
tel 206.859.9940 tel 206.369.2139
Ichirakutei Eisui (fl. 1790 –1823); The Courtesan Tsukioka of the Hyogo
Green House; color woodblock print; H. 15 × W. 10 in. (38.4 × 25.4 cm);
from an untitled series of Courtesan Bust Portraits, 1796-1798; publisher:
Maruya Bun’emon; signed: Hosoda Eisui ga.
Ex. Vever Collection thence to Michel Manzi (1849 – 1915), sold at 2nd Manzi
sale (lot 314); extremely rare; Brandt C. 11; other impressions: Tokyo National
Museum (trimmed); Chazen Museum, (signature altered after repairs).
Asia Week Exhibition
Present Meets Past: Koichiro Kurita Platinum Prints
and Japanese & Chinese Works of Art
On View March 15, 12 – 5 pm; March 16 – 24,
11 am – 6 pm daily, including Sunday
Open House March 16 – 17
Address Leigh Morse Fine Arts, 22 E. 80 St., 5th Fl.,
New York, NY 10075
tel 646.249.8500
Koichiro Kurita (b. 1943); Interval; platinum print; 2002;
H. 33 x W. 22 in. (83.8 x 55.8 cm)
AFFILIATED GALLERY
Onishi Gallery
ASI A W EEK L ECT U R E
521 W. 26th St. New York, NY 10001
Tel 212.695.8035 | Fax 212.249.4457
[email protected] | www.onishigallery.com
Contact Nana Onishi, Owner
Specialization Japanese art: ceramics, metalwork, glass,
calligraphy and painting
The Changing Aesthetics
of Edo Period Paintings:
A Private Collector’s
Perspective
Asia Week ExhibitionS
Dr. Robert S. Feinberg
Gallery 1 Heritage: Japanese Works of Art by
Contemporary Artists: includes Ceramics, Metalwork,
Glass, Calligraphy and Painting; Gallery 2 Contemporary
Japanese Ceramics: Sakaida Kakiemon XIV, Yoshita Minori,
Imaizumi Imaemon XIV and Other Masters from TOBI
On View March 12 – 15, 11 am – 5 pm; March 16 – 23, 10 am –
6 pm daily, including Sunday; March 24 – 28, 11 am – 5 pm, and
by appointment
RECEPTION March 14, 5 – 8 pm
Address Friedman Vallois LLC, 27 E. 67 St., 2nd Fl.,
New York, NY 10065
tel 917.214.8108
Annual meeting of the Japanese Art Society of America
precedes the lecture. All are welcome.
As a long-standing collector of Edo period (1615-1868)
Japanese paintings with his wife, Betsy, Dr. Feinberg has
studied the dramatic changes in the aesthetics of the historical
background behind the emergence of the "Japaneseness" in
Edo period style and the major painters who created it.
The Japanese Art Society of America (JASA) promotes the
study and appreciation of Japanese art. Founded in 1973
as the Ukiyo-e Society of America by collectors of Japanese
prints, JASA's mission has expanded to include related fields
of Japanese art.
Date March 17
Time 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Location Japan Society, Murase Room
333 East 47th Street New York, New York
[email protected] or 917.658.3955
www.japaneseartsoc.org
Reservations
Sakaida Kakiemon XIV (b. 1934); Bottle; porcelain; 2012;
H. 10 x W. 5 in. (25.7 x 12.5 cm).
Cover of Impressions 34 (2013), the journal of the
Japanese Art Society of America.
The Metropolitan
Museum of Art
Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street, New York, NY 10028
212.535.7710 | metmuseum.org
Hours Fri and Sat: 9:30 am – 9 pm;
Sun, Tues–Thurs: 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
suggested Admission $25 adults, $17 seniors (65 and older),
and $12 students. Free to Members and children under 12
accompanied by an adult.
Exhibition
Birds in the Art of Japan
Through July 28, 2013
Showcasing some 150 works in various media from medieval times to
the present, Birds in the Art of Japan explores how Japanese artists have
depicted bird species of every variety—from monochromatic ravens,
crows, and mynah birds to colorful peacocks, long-tailed cocks, and
magpies. Highlights include a superb pair of screens by Kawanabe
Kyo- sai (1831–1889) and black-and-white photographs from the
celebrated Solitude of Ravens series by the late Fukase Masahisa
(1934–2012). Displays of paintings are juxtaposed with examples
of modern and contemporary textiles, ceramics, lacquerware, and
bamboo art. Drawn mostly from the Metropolitan’s own collection,
the exhibition includes important recent acquisitions as well as some
15 major loans from private collections. The exhibition is made
possible by The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Foundation.
Location The Sackler Wing Galleries for the Arts of Japan, 2nd floor
Kabukidō Enkyō (active ca. 1796), Ichikawa Yaozō III
as Umeōmaru, 1796. Color woodblock print (nishiki-e),
17½ × 21¹¹/16 in. Courtesy Minneapolis Institute of Arts,
Bequest of Richard P. Gale 74.1.192.
Birds and Flowers of the Four Seasons (detail); second half of the
16th century, Japan, Momoyama period (1573–1615); one of a pair
of six-panel folding screens; ink, color, and gold on gilt paper; The
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Purchase, Mrs. Jackson Burke and Mary
Livingston Griggs and Mary Griggs Burke Foundation Gifts, 1987.
Japan Society Gallery
333 East 47th Street New York, NY 10017
(212) 832-1155 www.japansociety.org
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