Ginza Curator’s Room #011 Nicolas Trembley "Drawings for Tokyo"

For the 11th edition of the Ginza Curator’s Room, we are pleased to welcome Nicolas Trembley, an internationally renowned Paris-based curator, as he presents a solo exhibition of Wade Guyton, one of the most influential artists of his generation, celebrated for his reflections on and creations of imagery in the digital age.
 
This project is the culmination of a long-standing and close collaboration between Trembley and Guyton. During their exploration of Tokyo’s Jinbocho district, they encountered a catalog of works by Kitaōji Rosanjin, which became the inspiration for Guyton’s latest series of drawings and paintings. The show unveils this new series of works, showcasing how Guyton, in his pursuit of new possibilities in painting, interprets the aesthetic sensibilities of Rosanji, who transcended traditional genre classifications.
 
Through Trembley’s curatorial vision, this exhibition offers a unique perspective on the intersection of contemporary art practices and traditional Japanese aesthetics, showcasing the innovative approach of both the curator and the artist.
 
 
Ginza Curator’s Room #011
“Drawings for Tokyo”
Curator　Nicolas Trembley
Artists　 Wade Guyton