Fune wo yobi fune ni yobareru (a group exhibition)

Location: KYOTO ba Dates: April 26 (Sat) – June 15 (Sun), 12:00 – 19:00 On April 26, Artists Talk Event (6 exhibiting artists + Director Nakano) from 16:30 followed by Opening Reception from 17:30.

The feast in Singapore

Presented by 74tharts in partnership with curator Joyce Toh, “Sojourns of Salt with Ken + Julia Yonetani is one of a series of related art and dining experiences across the city. Tickets are available on Eventbrite, visit 74tharts.

Collectors’Collective vol.8 Kyoto

“Collectors’Collective vol.8 Kyoto” Venue: Tsutaya Gallery, Takashimaya Department Store Kyoto 5F Sorry Japanese Only details are below. https://store.tsite.jp/kyoto/event/t-site/44752-1653411223.html

CRYSTAL PALACE

Ken+Julia Yonetani Solo Exhibition Date: 30 Jan – 16 Mar 2025 Venue: art cruise gallery, Toranomon Hills Station Tower 3F, Tokyo

【Review: Japanese Only】ARToVILLA「作家のB面」Vol.22

What have been the artists’ influences in creating their work? By delving into the B-sides of the artists, we may be able to understand and love their work even more deeply. In the series ‘The B-Sides of the Artists’, the artists have designated a favourite place to talk in depth about a theme from the people, …

Ruins of Tomorrow: A Digital Odyssey

Venue: Mizuma Art Gallery, Tokyo Date: 29 May – 29 June, 2024 Mizuma Art Gallery is pleased to present “Ruins of Tomorrow: A Digital Odyssey” by Ken + Julia Yonetani, commencing on Wednesday 29th May 2024. In the remote settlements of Kyoto, the artist unit Ken + Julia YONENATI practise regenerative farming whilst creating their art. …

Next Generation: 俺たちだって微生物

Our solo exhibition will be held in Kyoto City as below details. Venue: Kyoto-ba Date: From Friday 1 September 2023 to Monday 1 October 2023 Opening reception: from 18:30 on Friday 1st October 2023 *We are minding the exhibition at the gallery on Saturday 2nd October 2023. Special talk events as below. Sunday 3 September …

Museum of Modern Art Ibaraki

Our work Still Life: The Food Bowl is being exhibited in an exhibition on Art and Farming, which includes the works of modern greats such as Vincent Van Gogh and Jean-Francious Millet, spanning over two hundred years of the depiction of farming in art. Information is in Japanese only here