Exhibitor listing

    Now Contemporary Art


    Now Contemporary Art
    175 NW 25th Street
    Miami, FL 33127
    United States
    T  3055718181
    F  3055718131
    www.nowcontemporaryart.com


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    Exhibitor's Artists:

    • Mark Jenkins

      Also exhibited by: Fabien Castanier Gallery,
    • 3 (Three)
    • 3 (Three)
      Biography : 3 (three) 1986 Born in Fukushima, Japan Exhibition : Solo exhibitions
      2012 “Three Is a Magic Number 5” Megumi Ogita Gallery/ Tokyo
      2012 “Three Is a Magic Number 4” Shiseido Gallery/ Tokyo
      2011 “Three Is a Magic Number 3” Tokyo Wonder Site Gallery/ Tokyo
      2010 “Three Is a Magic Number 2” Seibu Shibuya Gallery/ Tokyo
      2010 “Three Is a Magic Number 1” Showcase Megumi Ogita/ Tokyo

      Group Exhibitions
      2011 “Mr.I’ s Collection” Takasaki Museum of Art/ Gunma
      “Tokyo Wonder Wall 2010 Winner’s Exhibition” Tosei Gallery/ Tokyo
      “Art Slope” Seibu Shibuya Gallery/ Tokyo
      2010 “Tokyo Wonder Wall 2010” Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo/ Tokyo
      “Ikesei Style Contemporary” Seibu Ikebukiuro Art Gallery/ Tokyo
      “Daikokuya Contemporary Art Contest” Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya/ Tochigi
      “Toy Show” Megumi Ogita Gallery/ Tokyo
      2009 “Un Baranse Base - Identity of Tohoku” The House of Ishii/ Iwate
      “Next door Vol. 9” T&G Arts/ Tokyo
      “Tagboat Autum Award 2009 Winners Exhibition” Tokyo Kotsu Kaikan/ Tokyo
      “Shibuya Stile Vol.3” Seibu Shibuya Art Gallery/ Tokyo
      “A Vision for Craft and Material” Tuad Gallery of Tohoku University of Art and
      Design/ Yamagata
      2008 “For Rent! For Talent! 4” Art Gallery Artium/ Faukukoa
      Detailed Description : 3 (three), consisted of three artists, create their work with unique material, plastic figure dolls which are three dimensionally converted Japanese anime/ video characters. By melting and compressing thousands of these dolls into a block of piece, 3 (three) enables to form these familiar objects into atypical creation of their own. Because that figure dolls clothed sexy mini dresses are preferred to ones formally dressed up, majority of their bodies are painted with skin colors. The process of creation begins by breaking the dolls into small pieces in order to dissolve and solidify in a certain form. Afterwards the unified block of dolls is finally polished by hand over and over. The outcome has a skin-color-based abstract pattern created by merged bodies of the dolls. Although it presents an image of destruction, there is also a remaining sense of human such as works by Willem De Kooning and Lucio Fontana. This unusual material is further processed into two kinds of art formats; and painting types of work. The sculpture is molded in a large cast that is in form of anime/ video game character. The molded piece then sliced into some parts to show its cross section surfaces. Finally each piece is installed in acrylic case that evokes Damien Hirst's specimen series of work. The painting type work is all made in standardized TV monitors sizes. It conveys the fact that nowadays the most of information is provided through video images on monitors, inconsequence, the visual boundary between reality and virtual reality has become difficult to identify.Just as old masters had pursued an authentic beauty by observing nature, artists in our age are demanded to look at the world through by digital imageries. 3 (three) apply different kind of surfaces referring diverse painting formats to the painting type work. For example, "65V" has a overall marble pattern incidentally appeared during the process of making which reminds us of abstract expressionism in the early 21
    • Maria Fernanda Cardoso
    • Chen Long-Bin
      Also represented by: Samuel Owen Gallery,
    • Augusto Esquivel
    • Matej Kren
    • Pablo Lehmann
    • Nelson Leirner
    • Magdalena Murua
    • Martin Perez Agrippino
    • Carolina Ponte
    • Valeria Rocchiccioli
    • Shawn Smith
    • Roman Vitali
    • Sang Won Sung

    Other Artists represented by the Gallery:

    • Federico Uribe


    • Javier Velasco


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