PREVIEW: Japanese gay art comes to London
For the first time in London, JapaneseGayArt.com will present a vivid exploration of erotic fetishism from the masters of Japanese gay art.
For the first time in London, JapaneseGayArt.com will present a vivid exploration of erotic fetishism from the masters of Japanese gay art.
www.JapaneseGayArt.com has selected works by the crème–de-la-crème of the Japanese gay art scene to give London a rare glimpse into the lives and fantasies of gay men in Japan. From the fun and cute to the downright disturbing, each of the works presented gives a unique perspective to this largely unknown world.
Connoisseurs of Japanese gay art will be treated to works never seen before by masters such as Gengoroh Tagame, Jiraiya and Hideki Koh as well as images from such up and coming new artists as Naomichi Okutsu and many others created specifically for this exhibition.
This exhibition will showcase the very best of Japanese gay art today including works by including Jiraiya, Gengoroh Tagame, Hideki Koh and Naomichi Okutsu.
Event: Japan Now 2016 – Japanese Gay Art
Where: Espacio Gallery 159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG
When: Tuesday, June 7 – Sun 12th June 12, 2016
Time: Tuesday-Saturday 1-7pm, Sunday 1-5pm
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