T erumasa Ikeda​

Two works by lacquer artist Terumasa Ikeda are currently on view in the exhibition “Independent Study for Kids & Adults: Patterns of Delight 2” at the National Crafts Museum in Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan. The exhibition features Error403 and Tea caddy “Infinite” raden inlay, both of which are part of the collection of the National Crafts Museum. Exploring Patterns in Contemporary Craft Focusing on the theme of “patterns,” the exhibition explores the diverse motifs found in cra

Two works by lacquer artist Akimasa Ikeda have been acquired by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH) in Texas, USA. This article introduces one of the works in our collection, the large-scale sculpture "Remains of the Temple." For Ikeda, who has previously focused on creating tea ceremony utensils and lidded containers, this work represents a significant challenge as he tackles a large-scale object freed from functional constraints. It attempts to connect the techniques an

We will hold a solo exhibition at Shibuya Kuroda Toen from September 22 (Fri) to October 1 (Sun), 2023. We will be exhibiting about 15...