ART OSAKA 2026
2026.05.29 – 05.31
Shinji Ogawa
Shinji Ogawa is a Japanese artist born in Yamaguchi Prefecture in 1959. Through the subtle shifting, layering, erasure, and reconstruction of existing images—ranging from masterpieces and photographs to urban landscapes—Ogawa reveals an alternative reality quietly hidden within the familiar world. His works have been presented at museums in Japan and abroad, including the National Museum of Art, Osaka; Chiba City Museum of Art; Toyota Municipal Museum of Art; and MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art in Kraków.
Krakow
2008
63.0 × 54.0cm
pencil on paper
Marcin Ryczek
Marcin Ryczek is a Polish-born photographer whose works have been presented in exhibitions around the world and featured in leading international magazines, newspapers, and online publications, including The Guardian and The Telegraph. His best-known work, A Man Feeding Swans in the Snow, has received numerous awards in international competitions and is held in the collections of the Bibliothèque nationale de France and the Silesian Museum.
Out of the herd
2015
digigraphie (ed. 2/5)
42.0 × 65.0 cm
Reflection
2017
digigraphie (ed. 2/5)
46.3 × 65 cm
Photo pose/post
2023
digigraphie (ed. 2/5)
60.0 × 43.4 cm
￥300,000.- (税込)
Full Moon Bird
2024
digigraphie (ed. 2/5)
45.8 × 65 cm
Humanity-Digitality – Sunset in Santorini
2019
digigraphie (ed. 2/5)
46.4 × 60.0cm
Catching a Feather
2016
digigraphie (ed. 2/5)
50.0 × 50.0 cm
Bird’s Ghosts
2022
digigraphie (ed. 2/5)
44.5 × 65.0 cm
Luminous Bird – Sky Tunnel of Light
2022
digigraphie (ed. 2/5)
60.0 × 44.7 cm
Soaring Watcher – Ground Tunnel of Light
2022
digigraphie (ed. 2/5)
60.0 × 44.0 cm
Connection
2021
digigraphie (ed. 2/5)
60.0 × 43.5 cm
Secret Window
2014
digigraphie (ed. 2/5)
60.0 × 44.7 cm
A Man Feeding Swans in the Snow
2013
digigraphie (ed. 23/25)
40.0 × 64.0 cm
Thierry Noir is a French-born artist based in Berlin. In 1984, he began painting vivid, large-scale works on the Berlin Wall, transforming this symbol of Cold War division into a monumental canvas for freedom and resistance. Recognized for his bold colors and humorous forms, Noir is regarded as an iconic figure in the history of street art, with works shown internationally. In 2025, his solo exhibition Rush Hour was presented at Phillips in Roppongi, Tokyo, drawing attention as a significant project in Asia.
John My Favorite Key Elephant
2016
acrylic on cardboard
50.3 × 61.5 cm
untitled
1986
mixed media on postcard
15.0 × 10.5 cm
I take the time to think beofre I make a final decision.
2025
acrylic on canvas
30.3 × 24.6 cm
I realize that most of the time I eat too quickly
2019
acrylic on canvas
30.3 × 24.6 cm
Sam Francis
Sam Francis was an American painter born in California in 1923. Known for his abstract expressions in which vivid color, light, and open space resonate with one another, Francis is regarded as one of the artists who brought postwar American painting onto the international stage. Working between Paris, New York, Tokyo, and other cities, he developed a distinctive visual language, and his works are held in major museum collections worldwide, including The Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Whitney Museum of American Art; the Centre Pompidou; and Tate.
Untitled
1984
Monotype/Woodcut on handmade paper with dry pigment, ink and oil
109.2 × 99.4 cm