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

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

Biwako Biennale

We are currently showing in the Biwako Biennale on from October 8th to November 27th in Omihachiman and Hikone. Our work is exhibited at the Machiya Club.