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  • Announcement of the museum exhibition in Hakone, Japan

    “Exhibition of the World of Contemporary Glass Art, the Beauty of East and West in Harmony” will be held at Hakone Venetian Glass Museum.

    For more information , please visit the exhibition webpage.

    The following 7 works by Akane Yamamoto will be on exhibit.
    ・The “Snow Light” from “Usugumo (A Wreath of Cloud)”, Chapter 19 of The Tale of Genji
    ・Kirikane Glass Flower Vessel “The Water Mirror”
    ・Building a Rainbow
    ・Gazing into the abyss
    ・Leaf Boat
    ・Vortex
    ・Brilliant Bridge

    Brilliant Bridge

    Exhibition of the World of Contemporary Glass Art, the Beauty of East and West in Harmony
    Dates: September 28, 2022 - April 16, 2023
    Place:  Hakone Venetian Glass Museum

  • MASTERPIECE LONDON

    Adrian Sassoon, a London based gallery, will be showing one piece of my work at their stand 409 during MASTERPIECE LONDON.

    Dates: June 30 – July 6 , 2022

    For more information, please visit the following website:

    MASTERPIECE LONDON

    Adrian Sassoon（Click here to see MASTERPIECE selection ）

  • Past exhibition view:“Contemporary Women Artists of Japan: Six Stories：The British Museum”

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    Contemporary Women Artists of Japan: Six Stories

    Dates: 2 December 2021- 13 February 2022
    Place: The British Museum

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  • Contemporary Women Artists of Japan: Six Stories：The British Museum

    Focused on six visually striking works created in a range of mediums, this display spotlights the personal lives and meditations of each artist and the subjects of their work. The featured artists are Shinoda Tōkō, Yoshida Chizuko, Kobayashi Kiyoko, Furuta Miyuki, Kawauchi Rinko and Yamamoto Akane.

    Yamamoto Akane's “Leaf Boat” is on display.

     

    Contemporary Women Artists of Japan: Six Stories

    Dates: 2 December 2021- 13 February 2022
    Place: The British Museum (Free Room 3)

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