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Nanchyatte

Posted on 18. Aug, 2011 by niki in Artists, Misato Suzuki, Shows

Misato Suzuki will be showing work in this group show opening Saturday in Tokyo at Gallery Lara

“ロスのNanchyatte日本人展”
Organized by Ichiro Irie featuring 9 young artists who reflect distinct facets of the Japanese diaspora in Los Angeles.
Opening Reception : 8/20(Sat) 18:00~21:00
gallery hours :　Wednesday to Saturday (Wed~Sat))　12：00〜19：00 or by appointment.

Gallery Lara Tokyo
1-3-21-1F NishiAzabu
Minato-ku Tokyo
tel 03-3403-8690　fax 03-3403-8670
www.gallerylara.com

Tags: art show, Gallery Lara Tokyo, Japan, Misato Suzuki, Tokyo

Summer Soul Sis

Posted on 15. Jul, 2011 by niki in Artists, Misato Suzuki, Shows

Misato Suzuki is showing work in a group show opening tonight at JAUS

Summer Soul Sis

Opens July 15, 2011 6:30pm to 9:30pm

July 15 to August 28

Danielle Adair, Susanne Melanie Berry, Lisa Blas, Kelly Coats, Alex Cortes, Monica Furmanski, Helen Geisler, Lucy H.G., Kat Hutter, Michele Jaquis, Kathleen Melian, Charmaine Felix-Meyer, Aska Irie, Aleve Mei Loh, Marissa Magdalena, Ayame Mimi, Shiri Mordechay, Christine Morla, Tameka Norris, Ruby Osorio, Carrie Paterson, Shizu Saldamando, Misato Suzuki, Elyse Reardon-Jung, Sarah Lerina Riedmann, Elena Rosa, Kiki Seror, Melly Trochez, Marjan K. Vayghan, Maria Villote, Elena Wolek… and more!

JAUS is very pleased to present the group exhibition Summer Soul Sis featuring over 30 artists from around Southern California.

Featuring seasoned pros to up and comers, this show celebrates the summer, at the same time foreshadowing the exponentially increasing prominence and visibility of female artists in the West Coast and around the globe.

Tags: art show, JAUS, Misato Suzuki

Behind the scenes

Posted on 03. Jun, 2011 by niki in Andy Mueller, Artists, Christopher Bettig, Frohawk Two-Feathers, Katsuo Design, Misato Suzuki, Projects, Tees

Some shots I took from behind the scenes at our Spring/Summer photo shoot with Andy Mueller & a slew of our artists and friends.

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and a couple that Andy took of us all getting slap happy:

The Feathers Family
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a crew of goofs
including Misato Suzuki

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Thanks so much to all of the artists and friends for the fun time.
Extra special thanks to Jennifer Pitt for helping out.

Tags: 2K By Gingham, Andy Mueller, Christopher Bettig, Frohawk Two-Feathers, Katsuo Design, Misato Suzuki, Niki Livingston, photography, T-shirts

To Japan: From LA with Love

Posted on 20. Apr, 2011 by niki in Albert Reyes, Andy Mueller, Artists, Ashkahn, Christopher Bettig, Ed Fella, Florencio Zavala, Frohawk Two-Feathers, Johanna Jackson, Kaseem Greene, Katsuo Design, Kime Buzzelli, Marc Atlan, Mel Kadel, Michael Leon, Milton Glaser, Misato Suzuki, Nat Russell, Travis Millard

Photos from the install
and the soft opening with The Mighty Harajuku Girls.
(Omg they were so rad)

The benefit art auction is this Saturday the 23rd 7-10pm.
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Tags: Andy Mueller, Ashkahn, Christopher Bettig, Ed Fella, Katsuo Design, Mel Kadel, Michael Leon, Milton Glaser, Nat Russell, Niki Livingston, Space 15Twenty, Travis Millard

To Japan: From LA with Love

Posted on 15. Apr, 2011 by niki in Albert Reyes, Andy Mueller, Artists, Ashkahn, Christopher Bettig, Devendra Banhart, Ed Fella, Frohawk Two-Feathers, Johanna Jackson, Kaseem Greene, Katsuo Design, Kime Buzzelli, Marc Atlan, Mel Kadel, Michael Leon, Milton Glaser, Misato Suzuki, Nat Russell, News, Shows, Travis Millard

This Saturday April 16th, Space 15Twenty will be graciously hosting a three week long fundraising event for Japan.
Organized with love by Niki Livingston, Sunshine Fox and Tania Enriquez the soft opening will feature a newly remastered Akira Kurasawa’s Rashomon
to be shown at 8:00pm in the courtyard and the opening of the Pop Up Shop.
(We’re big Kurasawa nerds, so we are super hyped on this)

The following Saturday April 23rd is the opening night benefit party with a silent art auction curated by our Creative Director Niki Livingston.
With over 60 artists donating work (& loads of 2K artists, included a hand lettered piece made specifically for the show from Ed Fella !!),
there is sure to be an amazing collection of art to chose from.

Hit+Run will be on hand making totes from a selection of custom work for the show and
My Hollow Drum, Holly D. Drummond and SUPERDELUX are bringing the music.

Come by, hang out and support the effort to raise some money for the rebuilding of Northern Japan.

Tags: 2K By Gingham, Japan, Japan Benefit, Japanese Red Cross, Niki Livingston, Space 1520, Space 15Twenty, Sunshine Fox, Tania Enriquez, To Japan: From LA with Love

Cries & Whispers

Posted on 05. Apr, 2011 by niki in Artists, Misato Suzuki, Shows

Misato Suzuki will be in a group show at Sam Lee Gallery opening on April 23rd 6-9pm
990 N Hill St #190
Los Angeles, Ca 90012

Sam Lee Gallery and co-curator Paul W. Evans are pleased to present Cries & Whispers, a group
exhibition of 15 diverse artists whose practice centers on abstraction. Included in the exhibition are Jakob
Christmas, William Conger, Jeff Gambill, Glenn Goldberg, Joanne Greenbaum, Hadley Holliday, Andy Kolar,
Andrew Masullo, Douglas Melini, Robin Mitchell, John Pearson, Carl Smith, Andrew Spence, Misato Suzuki,
and Laura Sharp Wilson. The gallery will host a reception for the artists on Saturday, April 23, from 6 to 9 pm.
What makes painting a cry and what makes painting a whisper? Or could a painting be both? Cries and
Whispers—not a survey show by any means—probes these questions and looks at abstraction from a multi-faceted
perspective, exploring the different ways in which visual devices are employed. The utilization of line, color, content
and form is paramount. Each artist brings his or her own signature method to this genre through various strategies
and ideas. Such notions intersect throughout the show, creating an engaging dialogue among the pieces. These
works honor the solitary journey of art-making and the longing for communication.

Tags: 2K By Gingham, art show, Misato Suzuki, Sam Lee Gallery

Misato Suzuki: Inside-Out

Posted on 23. Mar, 2011 by niki in Artists, Misato Suzuki, Shows

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Inside-out is a group exhibition featuring Southern California artists whose practices blur the line between interior and exterior orientation.

The paintings on paper and canvas by Chet Glaze and Misato Suzuki use popular imagery as a vehicle to merge personal intimacies with external stimuli. In Suzuki’s paintings, flocks of pigeons wander through abstract spaces like pedestrians in urban centers. Environmental forces of confetti-like patterns and translucent color fields direct the flow of these fowl and replace individuality with nomadic unity. Glaze uses imagery from television stills, which seem to fill gaps in experiences and memories. With a focus on the passing of time, the spaces in his paintings present unfolding circumstances and embrace moments of suspended disbelief.

INSIDE-OUT
Max King Cap, Chet Glaze, Lorenzo Hurtado Segovia and Misato Suzuki

March 29 – April 28, 2011
Opening Reception: Tuesday, March 29, 6-8pm

Harris Art Gallery
The University of La Verne
1950 Third Street
La Verne, California 91750

Tags: 2K By Gingham, art show, Harris Art Gallery, Misato Suzuki, The University of La Verne

Aftershock LA

Posted on 13. May, 2010 by niki in Artists, Frohawk Two-Feathers, Katsuo Design, Kime Buzzelli, Misato Suzuki, Shows

This Saturday night May 15th Royal T will be hosting a night of art, music, dancing and fun to benefit Build Change. Some fantastic 2K By Gingham artists are involved as well …Katsuo Design, Misato Suzuki, Kime Buzzelli & Frohawk Two-Feathers.

More info on the show:

ELEMENTAL PRODUCTIONS + ROYAL/T present
AFTERSHOCK LA : a benefit for BUILD CHANGE

Join us for a night of art, music and dancing and party to help developing countries
build earthquake-resistant houses. All proceeds and 50% of art auction sales
go to BUILD CHANGE.
BUILD CHANGE is an international, non-profit organization that designs earthquake-resistant houses
in developing countries and trains builders, homeowners, engineers, and government officials to
build them.
www.buildchange.org

ART EXHIBIT & AUCTION NIGHT
organized by CAFEMODE
curated by Kio Griffith
with curatorial assistance by Judith Kyvik + Bill Farroux

• FEATURING 92 ARTISTS AND OVER 100 WORKS OF ART

• AFTERSHOCK LA EVENT PARTY & AUCTION FINALE:
MAY 15, 2010 (Saturday) from 7:30pm-11:30pm

• ART PREVIEW & BIDDING STARTS:
MAY 10-14, 2010 (Monday thru Friday) from 10am to 6pm

SELECTED WORKS BY:

(Artwork will be on view at Royal/T during the preview week from 10:00a.m.- 6:00p.m. or by special arrangement. Select artwork can be viewed online beginning May 10, 2010.)

ADMISSION – AFTERSHOCK LA EVENT:
$20 per person presale, available at http://aftershockla.eventbrite.com/
$25 per person at the door, cash only

INCLUDED WITH ADMISSION: delicious snacks, artist designed tote bag, unlimited photobooth pictures & drink ticket good for one GINGER SOJU LEMONADE TREMBLER
*Ages 21+, ID Required

AFTERSHOCK LA EVENT DETAILS:

• Music by DJ KING WO

• ROSALBA & THE ZAHIRA BELLY DANCERS @ www.rosalbabellydance.com
-Belly dancing show & lessons

• THE URBAN CRAFT CENTER @ www.urbancraftcenter.com
-Free crafting area
-Crafting supplies & kits for sale

• EARTHQUAKE MEDIA ROOM
-Earthquake media presentation
-Earthquake safety tips & supplies

for more information about AFTERSHOCK LA
please visit www.aftershockla.com

Tags: Aftershock LA, Frohawk Two-Feathers, Katsuo Design, Kime Buzzelli, Misato Suzuki, Royal/T

Misato Suzuki’s Glimmer

Posted on 23. Mar, 2010 by niki in Artists, Misato Suzuki, Shows

West Hollywood, CA—Sam Lee Gallery in the Blue Building at Pacific Design Center is pleased to present a solo exhibition entitled glimmer by Los Angeles-based artist Misato Suzuki. The show opens March 25 and closes May 13, 2010. The gallery will host an opening reception for the artist on Thursday, May 25, from 5-8 p….m.

With glimmer, Misato Suzuki honed her personal surroundings, experiences and memories and transformed them into 7 striking yet subtle acrylic on canvases. Although each painting’s source initially stems from the private, the ensuing narratives in her work are open-ended. Suzuki’s work, often inspired by a snapshot of or an occurrence from life, explores and questions randomness, perception and reality.

Tags: art, Misato Suzuki, Pacific Design Center, Sam Lee Gallery

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