An Exhibition of Oil Paintings by Shuta Morisaki - Bridge of Colors [Japanese Forum]

An Exhibition of Oil Paintings by Shuta Morisaki - Bridge of Colors

ChopsticksNY [09/23/13:18]

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September 25-October 1

Shuta Morisaki’s painting is characterized by brilliant colors and dynamic, well-balanced strokes. It depicts everyday scenery with rich colors, which calms the viewer’s mind like a piece of lyrical poetry. On display will be 45 paintings expressing “the joyfulness and delight of human life”, which has been a theme throughout all of his works. Other upcoming exhibitions which will be featured in Nippon Gallery include: A Photo Exhibition by Takeshi Sera “The Grace of Wa”(Oct.3-Oct.9); An Exhibition of Bea Hamazaki “Rondo” – Ultra Suede Bliss Art –(Oct.15-Oct.24); and An Exhibition of Illustration in pen-and-ink “Unconventional Art by Mokkai”(Oct.29-Nov.4).
Location: 145 W. 57th St. (bet. 6th & 7th Aves.)
New York, NY 10019
TEL: 212-581-2223 / www.nipponclub.org

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