Current Exhibitions
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PRINT&PAINT. 350 years flowers on cotton at KASTEEL D’URSEL, Belgium
26th May – 9th October 2022
Aiko is participating in the group exhibition in Belgium with her 4 works such as Flowery Obscurity (The Night Watch) (2019), Certainty / Entropy (India 5) (2014) and more.
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Aiko Tezuka – (Re)weaving Histories at the Rijksmuseum
13th April 2022 – 18th April 2023
Four works by Aiko Tezuka will be exhibited in the Asian Pavilion of the National Museum of Amsterdam (Rijksmuseum) for one year. The exhibition will include an original textile, Flowery Obscurity (The Night Watch) (2019), which Tezuka created by crossing Rembrandt’s Night Watch, representing the museum, with chintz from the museum’s collection, as well as a large-scale installation.
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Recent Exhibitions
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Solo Exhibition: Wash hands in a fountain at Daikokuya, Nasushiobara, Japan
1st – 26th April, 2022
Aiko Tezuka’s solo exhibition Wash hands in a fountain will take place at Daikokuya Salon (Tochigi, Japan). The venue is a traditional Japanese hot spring hotel established in 1551. About 25 all-new pieces will be on display. The exhibition will also include Aiko’s first attempt at printmaking and collaboration works with Katsuhiko Matsubara, a painter in Berlin.
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Linking Transformations. Positionen japanischer und norddeutscher Gegenwartskunst
Group exhibition at Stadtgalerie Kiel, Germany
26 September 2020 – 21 February 2021
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MOT Collection: Pleased to meet you. New Acquisitions in recent years
at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Japan
29 March – 16 June 2019
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Cultural Threads
Three works including Ghost I met (2013), Certainty / Entropy (Peranakan 4) (2014), and a new work from the series of Do you remember me – I was about to forget (2018) were exhibited at TextielMuseum in Tilburg, the Netherlands. 24 November 2018 – 12 May 2019
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Mobile Worlds or the Transcultural Museum of Our Present
at Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg, Germany
13 April – 14 October 2018
* The museum collection Rewoven (2005) is on display on the second floor.
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A Painting for the Emperor (Ein Bild für den Kaiser)
at Johann Jacobs Museum, Zurich, Switzerland
8 February – 31 May 2018 -
New Acquisitions 2013~16 Samramansang from KIM Whanki to YANG Fudong
at National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (Seoul), 13 March – 13 August 2017
