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8F Event Square
GINZA ART FESTA
October 29 (Wed) – November 10 (Mon), 2025
Closes at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, November 3 (holiday), opens at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday,
November 4, and closes at 5:00 p.m. on the final day.
Now in its latest edition, GINZA ART FESTA continues to expand the range of artists and works on display.
From legendary masters and beloved painters to emerging talents and contemporary creators capturing global attention, this exhibition offers a diverse selection of fine art.
Throughout the two-week event, a series of solo exhibitions and featured showcases by multiple artists will be presented in both the first and second weeks.
During the period, the first 60 customers who make purchases totaling ¥550,000 (tax included) or more will receive a special gift —
“Light’s Breath” Porcelain Yogurt Bowls (Set of 3) by artist Kiyoko Morioka.
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Yūji Kanamaru – City of Time
(Mixed Media / Size 20) ¥1,430,000
Known for his delicate brushwork and fantastical worldbuilding, Yūji Kanamaru continues to captivate audiences.
His energetic creative drive and distinctive mixed-media approach firmly position him at the forefront of contemporary Japanese art.
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Eijin Suzuki – Miami in Love
(Silkscreen / H62.2×W72cm) ¥715,000
A leading figure in Japan’s 1980s pop culture movement, Eijin Suzuki’s works radiate a sense of nostalgia and urban sophistication.
As renewed interest in the J-POP era grows, his vividly depicted scenes continue to shine with enduring charm.
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Ayako Rokkaku – Untitled
(Acrylic / H50×W96cm) ¥18,700,000
A self-taught “Cinderella artist” who rose to global acclaim, Ayako Rokkaku’s playful use of bright colors evokes a childlike spontaneity while revealing an unmistakably unique inner world.
Her joyful and free-spirited expression transcends borders and continues to enchant viewers around the world.
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Takanori Oguiss – Art Supply Shop, Montmartre
(Oil on Canvas / Size 20) ¥33,000,000
Among the many Japanese artists who achieved fame in Paris, Takanori Oguiss stands out for his poetic portrayals of pre-war Montmartre.
His nostalgic depictions of old Parisian streetscapes retain their timeless emotional appeal.
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Sotaro Yasui – Mandarin Orange
(Oil on Canvas / Size 4) ¥16,500,000
A pioneering figure in modern Japanese Western-style painting, Sotaro Yasui’s name remains synonymous with artistic excellence.
His works exude historical significance and rarity, embodying the weight and dignity of a true masterpiece.
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Osamu Sugiyama – Orchid
(Pastel / Size 8) ¥2,640,000
One of postwar Japan’s most celebrated painters, Osamu Sugiyama was known for his meticulous technique and lyrical style.
This rare pastel still-life work exemplifies his refined sensibility and quiet strength.
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Terumi Sakane – Wishing Star II
(Japanese Painting / Size 6) ¥462,000
Winner of the prestigious Taikan Award at the 2025 Inten Exhibition, Terumi Sakane represents the new generation of promising female artists.
Her portraits capture the spirit of contemporary life with emotional depth and painterly grace.
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Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita – Cat and Self-Portrait
(Lithograph / H32×W25.5cm) ¥3,300,000
Renowned as a leading member of the École de Paris, Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita merged Eastern sensitivity with Western modernism.
This lithograph, featuring his signature cat motif, stands as an iconic symbol of his legacy and era.
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Andy Warhol – CHANEL “Advertisement” (Sunday B. Morning Edition)
(Screen Print / H96.5×W96.5cm) ¥1,320,000
A legendary master of pop art, Andy Warhol’s CHANEL Advertisement from the 1980s embodies the glamour and irony of commercial culture.
The Sunday B. Morning Edition—authorized posthumously—offers a distinct charm and collectible rarity of its own.
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KYNE × Meguru Yamaguchi – STAY GOLD (Limited 100)
(Silkscreen & Acrylic / H39.1×W29.1cm) ¥3,520,000
A collaboration between KYNE, a Fukuoka-based artist known for his urban female portraits, and Meguru Yamaguchi, celebrated for dynamic abstract expression.
Their contrasting yet harmonious styles create a powerful contemporary dialogue.
CONTEMPORALY ART SELECTION
First Term Only: October 29 (Tue) – November 3 (Mon, Holiday)
Closes at 5:00 p.m. on the final day.
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Stephen Wilson – BUTTERFLY SWARM (HERMÈS) MOD15904
(Box, Direct Embroidery, 3D Embroidered / H66×W66cm)
Price upon request
From our Contemporary Art corner — showcasing select works by leading domestic and international artists shaping today’s art scene — we present Stephen Wilson.
His intricate creations feature luxurious embroidery motifs, blending fashion, craftsmanship, and conceptual artistry into one exquisite visual expression.
Special European Antiques Collection
First Term Only: October 29 (Tue) – November 3 (Mon, Holiday)
Closes at 5:00 p.m. on the final day.
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Daum – Violet Motif Vase, Early 20th Century, France
(H8×W9.8cm) ¥2,200,000
A beautiful vase adorned with delicate violet patterns, reflecting the Art Nouveau movement that blossomed in late 19th-century Paris.
Its subtle hints of Japonisme evoke timeless elegance and refined artistry.
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Meissen – Commerce, 19th Century, Germany
(H12×W11.5×D8.5cm) ¥935,000
Loved by the European nobility of the 19th century, Meissen figurines are renowned for their vivid colors and exceptional craftsmanship.
Every detail — from facial expressions to costume textures — showcases the mastery and precision of the artisans of the time.
