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Intimate Exposure: The Art of Araki : Explore the intimate and often controversial themes that permeate Araki's artworks and design.

Past exhibition
1 November - 21 December 2024
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Intimate Exposure: The Art of Araki , Explore the intimate and often controversial themes that permeate Araki's artworks and design.

Intimate Exposure: The Art of Araki  promises to be a thought-provoking and visually stunning exploration of Nobuyoshi Araki's artistic legacy. The exhibition encourages dialogue around the intricate relationships between photography, design, and performance art.

 

Seefood Room is proud to announce the collabration and opening of Intimate Exposure: The Art of Araki an exceptional art exhibition showcasing the provocative and influential works of renowned Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki. Running from November 1 to December 21 at the New Art Est-Ouest Auction (7/F H Queen's 80 Queen's Road Central Hong Kong), this exhibition offers a rare glimpse into Araki's multifaceted artistry. It features his striking original Polaroid photography, the first launch of his handcrafted wood furniture set collaboration, and exclusive limited edition merchandise.

 

The exhibition invites visitors to explore the intimate and often controversial themes that permeate Araki's work. His Polaroid images, celebrated for their raw emotion and captivating beauty. Complementing his iconic photographic works, the exhibition will also feature Araki's bespoke wood furniture sets in collaboration with ARTOX GROUP, reflecting his commitment to craftsmanship and design.

 

One of the exhibition's most captivating aspects will be the live Shibari performances, a traditional Japanese art of rope bondage performed by Hong Kong-based artists. The performances will create an immersive experience for the audience to deepen their understanding of intimacy and vulnerability in Araki's intricate artwork.

 

Exhibition Details:
Opening Reception: November 1, 6-8 pm 
Exhibition Dates: November 1 - December 21, 2024
Location: New Art Est-Ouest Auction (7/F H Queen's 80 Queen's Road Central Hong Kong)
Live Performances:  7 pm, November 1, 2024

 

Admission to the exhibition is FREE with an age limitation of 18. We invite you to join us for this unique opportunity to experience the art of one of Japan's most influential artists. 

 

About Nobuyoshi Araki
Nobuyoshi Araki is a celebrated photographer whose work spans decades and is characterized by its exploration of eroticism, nature, and urban life. With a prolific career that includes numerous publications and exhibitions worldwide, Araki remains a pivotal figure in contemporary art, challenging audiences to examine their perceptions of beauty and intimacy.

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