Art Gallery
Within the creative landscape of Japan, a rich reservoir of both domestic and international visual artists thrives, engaging in an array of artistic expressions spanning traditional and contemporary modalities. The selection of an appropriate venue for exhibition plays a pivotal role in the dissemination of their works to a broader audience.
Situated within a burgeoning and fashionable neighborhood of Yokohama, 7artscafe occupies a prominent position ideal for visual artists to propel their artistic career. We boast an expansive and aesthetically captivating art gallery space distinguished by ample wall space, lofty ceilings measuring 3.3 meters, and versatile shelving arrangements, offering multifarious display opportunities. 7artscafe engages a wide range of clients, including investors, collectors, decorators, and enthusiasts, creating a vibrant community of interaction. Furthermore, we maintain a distinctive rapport with previous exhibiting artists, facilitating ongoing showcasing and sales of their artworks through our dedicated online platform.
Guests are warmly invited to explore our diverse artistic offerings, including current, upcoming, and past exhibitions. We aim to cultivate a lasting connection that resonates beyond the immediate experience and embraces the broader community.
If you're interested in booking your art show, purchasing from our exhibitions, or have any inquiries, please reach out to us here. We're eager to hear from you.
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Current Exhibition
September 2024 Art Exhibition "徳永 統子"
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徳永 統子(トクナガノリコ)
1971年和歌山県生まれ。幼少時代から自然に親しみ独学で創作活動を楽しむ。10代の頃から、絵やコトバを描きためる。20代前半を長野県,山梨県で過ごした後、紛争中のアフガニスタン難民キャンプで理学療法士として従事する。その後和歌山へ戻り、画家としてそして自称自然探求家として、全国で個展の開催、本の出版、歌の歌詞、デザイン制作等に取り組んでいる。
7artscafe welcomes back again Noriko Tokunaga as our September 2024 artist.
Noriko Tokunaga was born in Wakayama Prefecture in 1971. She has been a self-taught artist and nature enthusiast since childhood, and has been drawing pictures and words since she was a teenager. After returning to Wakayama, Noriko has been holding solo exhibitions, publishing books, writing song lyrics, and creating designs all over Japan as a painter and self-proclaimed nature explorer.