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Chikako Hayakawa

Born in 1978 - Japan

BIOGRAPHY

Popular artist of the Japanese art scene, Chikako Hayakawa, born in 1978 is originally from Nagoya and now settled in Tokyo.

The soft colours of her imaginary world and the strange beauty of her works will seduce you.

Mixing watercolours and wood engraving, Chikako Hayakawa knows how to play with colours and textures, and gives a joyfull touch to her drawings, letting our imagination free.

An unique style with a remarquable sense of composition.

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Japanese Artists

EXHIBITIONS

SOLO SHOWS

2013
Gallery Vanessa Rau, Paris Saint-Ouen, (France)

2012
Gallery MoMo, Tokyo, (Japan)

2011
Gallery MoMo, Tokyo, (Japan)

2009
O gallery up.s, Tokyo, (Japan)
Gallery A.C.S, Nagoya, (Japan)

2008
StudioJ, Osaka, (Japan)

2007
O Gallery eyes, Osaka, (Japan)
O gallery up.s, Tokyo, (Japan)
Gallery A.C.S, Nagoya, (Japan)

2006
O gallery up.s, Tokyo, (Japan)
Gallery Garaku, Nagoya, (Japan)
StudioJ, Osaka, (Japan)

2005
Shomeido Gallery, Tokyo, (Japan)

2004
O gallery up.s, Tokyo, (Japan)
StudioJ, Osaka, (Japan)
Gallery DECO, Nagoya, (Japan)

2003
O Gallery eyes, Osaka, (Japan)
Gallery APA F2, Nagoya, (Japan)

GROUP SHOWS

2013
Lille Art Fair 2013, Lille, (France)
“Zakka” ,Gallery Ban, Osaka, (Japan)

2012
“Art Osaka 2012”, Dojima Hotel, Osaka, (Japan)

2011
“Hanga ni Kodawaru”, Gallery Ban, Osaka, (Japan)

2010
“Le Japon Vintage et Contemporain”, Gallery Vanessa Rau, Paris Saint-Ouen, (France)
“San Nin Ten”, Galerie APA, Nagoya, (Japan)

2008
“After Remisen#9”, Gallery BE?be, Nagoya, (Japan)
“Art Osaka 2008”, Dojima Hotel, Osaka, (Japan)
“Opening Exhibition”, Gallery MoMo, Tokyo, (Japan)

2007
“Workshop in Brande”, Remisen Academy, (Denmark)
“City_net Asia”, Seoul Museum of Art, (Korea)

2006
Okuda?Hayakawa”, Gallery MoMo, Tokyo, (Japan)

2004
"Wood block 100 years of Japan” exhibition, Public’s prize, Nagoya City Art Museum, (Japan)
“Independent”exhibition, Gallery A.C.S / Aichi Arts Center Gallery, Nagoya, (Japan)

2003
Thinking of printing, Technique of printing”, Gallery A.C.S / Aichi Art Center Gallery, Nagoya, (Japan)