Katsumi Nakai, 46-104, 1973 ©StudioGariboldi

KATSUMI NAKAI – VOLARE ALTO

Opere degli anni Sessanta e Settanta.
16 ottobre 2025 – 30 gennaio 2026
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ART GENÈVE 2026

Siamo felici di annunciare la nostra partecipazione al Salon d’Art di Ginevra.
Dal 29 gennaio all’1 febbraio 
Palexpo – Genève
Route François-Peyrot 30
1218 Le Grand-Saconnex
Booth C47

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Post-War & Contemporary Art gallery | Milan since 1981

✨Studio Gariboldi is pleased to announce the exhibition ITALY-JAPAN, Japanese artists in Milan since 1960s.

The project offers a renewed perspective on the history of modern art, highlighting cultural exchange as a central driver of artistic innovation well before globalization became a defining paradigm. Artists such as #KatsumiNakai, #TomonoriToyofuku, #NobuyaAbe, #KeyHiraga and #AikoMiyawaki developed original approaches to abstract painting and sculpture by merging Eastern sensibilities with European formal structures, anticipating by decades a transnational understanding of artistic practice.

🔹Through a focused curatorial framework, Studio Gariboldi reconstructs the narrative of a unique cultural bridge, largely absent from dominant international accounts. The exhibition proposes abstraction as a shared field of experimentation—neither exclusively European nor uniquely Japanese-shaped through dialogue, movement, and exchange.

The exhibition presents a selection of works by Japanese artists supported by the gallery in recent years and is accompanied by previously unpublished archival documentation from the 1960s and 1970s.

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10 February - 02 April 2026
Monday to Friday
11am - 1pm | 2pm - 6pm
Corso Monforte 23 - 20122, Milan
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✨Studio Gariboldi is pleased to announce the exhibition ITALY-JAPAN, Japanese artists in Milan since 1960s. The project offers a renewed perspective on the history of modern art, highlighting cultural exchange as a central driver of artistic innovation well before globalization became a defining paradigm. Artists such as #KatsumiNakai, #TomonoriToyofuku, #NobuyaAbe, #KeyHiraga and #AikoMiyawaki developed original approaches to abstract painting and sculpture by merging Eastern sensibilities with European formal structures, anticipating by decades a transnational understanding of artistic practice. 🔹Through a focused curatorial framework, Studio Gariboldi reconstructs the narrative of a unique cultural bridge, largely absent from dominant international accounts. The exhibition proposes abstraction as a shared field of experimentation—neither exclusively European nor uniquely Japanese-shaped through dialogue, movement, and exchange. The exhibition presents a selection of works by Japanese artists supported by the gallery in recent years and is accompanied by previously unpublished archival documentation from the 1960s and 1970s. *** 10 February - 02 April 2026 Monday to Friday 11am - 1pm | 2pm - 6pm Corso Monforte 23 - 20122, Milan Info in DM or press@studiogariboldi.com