Curated by│Edward, I-Chien CHIU (Tokyo University of the Arts, phD) To welcome the New Year of 2024, 1839 Contemporary Gallery is going to launch the photography series “I Won’t Let You Go” by the well-known Japanese contemporary female artist Mika … Continue reading →

At the end of 2023, 1839 Contemporary Gallery carefully planned 16 female photography artists to jointly exhibit 30 photographic works, covering different periods and styles from the 1940s to the present.  Surprisingly, through the works on display, we can see … Continue reading →

1839 Contemporary Gallery will exhibit the “Family Stuffs” series of photographs taken by Chinese photographer Huang Qingjun from 2003 to 2023. The Family Stuffs photography series showcases people’s family stuffs and the tools they depend on, while examining how things have changed over the past two decades.

The opening will take place at 14:30 on Saturday, July 1st. Welcome to visit and join in the grand event. Continue reading →

The last exhibition with gallery 176 began four years ago and now it has resumed post-COVID. Five Japanese photographers from gallery 176 in Osaka, will present their photographic works through individual perspectives. Continue reading →

Taiwanese photographer CHEN Po-I his first photography works with the simple and Zen-likely “Stone Age” series, showing a humorous and profound micro-world that the artist founded using his acute observation and imagination. This exhibited works are all traditional black and … Continue reading →

“In Place” is a duo solo exhibition of two young female photographers – Chu Yun-Rung and Ho Yu.  Both artists present their works in a book as guidance for viewers.  Chu Yun-Rung preserves personal memories in a handmade album, and … Continue reading →

Can be selected as one of the top 20 galleries or museums in the world, among other criteria, selections are based on years established, industry reputation online buzz, location, size, socially relevant exhibits, motivational and educational programs, represented artists as … Continue reading →

In the city of Hiroshima, where usually called a peaceful city. However, there are many scars of the atomic bomb and old military facilities. Japanese photographer Kiyoshi Hashimoto recorded the development and declination of the city since 2005. Continue reading →