Exhibitions | Miyako Yoshinaga

Current

Karen Miranda Rivadeneira: Meda
Through July 31, 2021 , Karen Miranda Rivadeneira‘s new series MEDA consists of photographs, silkscreens, and paintings that are the results of her investigation on the primordial relationship between humans and the earth. Read more

Past

Manika Nagare: In Between
December 10, 2020 - March 31, 2021 "In Between" is the artist’s third solo exhibition in New York and her first presentation at the gallery’s Upper East Side location. The exhibition will run from December 4, 2020, to March 31, 2021. The title "In Between” is a signifier for the hypothetical space where you reaffirm life while the lives of your loved ones are near the end. Read more

Dominig Paul: Silent Spring
September 25 - November 21, 2020 MIYAKO YOSHINAGA presents a new solo exhibition, Silent Spring by Dominique Paul (b.1967), a Canadian artist based in Montréal and New York. Inspired by Rachel Carson’s 1962 prophetic essay Silent Spring, Paul explores her visual language in the light of current political climate with an acute sense of environmental crisis. Read more

Yojiro Imasaka: Correspondence: A benefit for covid-19 medical workers
July 1 - September 11, 2020 This exhibition sheds light on New York-based photography artist Yojiro Imasaka’s introspective work created during the last three months of the lockdown. Read more

The Legacy of Issei Suda (1940-2019): Human Memory
January 17 - February 27, 2020 The Legacy of ISSEI SUDA (1940-2019): Human Memory is he first posthumous exhibition in the United States of renowned Japanese photographer Issei Suda, as a tribute to Suda’s legacy. The exhibition features approximately 25 monochrome prints selected from his 1996 monograph entitled "Human Memory." Read more

Mikiko Hara: Kyrie
September 12 - October 26, 2019 In Mikiko Hara’s latest series Kyrie — the title of which is inspired by its mystic sound rather than its origin in Christianity — the artist’s intuitive eye taps into hidden narratives behind seemingly mundane moments in the suburbs of Tokyo. Read more