Kawaii Icons” a solo exhibition by Marina Mori
Marina Mori is an artist based in Japan whose work draws inspiration from Japanese mythology
and traditional culture. The exhibition will feature a series of paintings alongside works of
Japanese calligraphy, highlighting the unique relationship between image and language in her
practice.
Exhibition till May 20, 2026
Meet the artist: May 16(Sat) and May 17(Sun)
Hours: From noon till 2pm. Artist perform a calligraphy on the autographed Shikishi board (fee required).
“Kawaii Icons” a solo exhibition by Marina Mori
Marina Mori is an artist based in Japan whose work draws inspiration from Japanese mythology
and traditional culture. The exhibition will feature a series of paintings alongside works of
Japanese calligraphy, highlighting the unique relationship between image and language in her
practice.
Exhibition till May 20, 2026
Meet the artist: May 16(Sat) and May 17(Sun)
Hours: From noon till 2pm. Artist perform a calligraphy on the autographed Shikishi board (fee required).
We are pleased to announce “Kawaii Icons” a solo exhibition by Marina Mori, opening today,
Thursday, May 14, 2026.
Marina Mori is an artist based in Japan whose work draws inspiration from Japanese mythology
and traditional culture. The exhibition will feature a series of paintings alongside works of
Japanese calligraphy, highlighting the unique relationship between image and language in her
practice.
Exhibition Details
Dates: May 14 - 20, 2026
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Sat & Sun 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM #art #dumbo #brooklyn
“Still I Remain,” a solo exhibition by James Howard Collins, opening today, May 7, 2026.
Based in Vinegar Hill, just adjacent to DUMBO, Collins creates works by projecting wire-formed
figures onto canvas and tracing their shadows. While the sculptures themselves are spare and
structural, the resulting images carry a quiet sense of time, organic presence, and subtle
narrative.
The exhibition will also be part of DUMBO First Thursday Gallery Walk, Thursday, May 7th
from 6:00-8:00 PM.
#artgallery #exhibitions #Dumbo #brooklyn
We are pleased to announce “Still I Remain,” a solo exhibition by James Howard Collins,
opening on Thursday, May 7, 2026.
Based in Vinegar Hill, just adjacent to DUMBO, Collins creates works by projecting wire-formed
figures onto canvas and tracing their shadows. While the sculptures themselves are spare and
structural, the resulting images carry a quiet sense of time, organic presence, and subtle
narrative.
The exhibition will also be part of DUMBO First Thursday Gallery Walk, Thursday, May 7th
from 6:00-8:00 PM.
Exhibition Details
Dates: May 7 - 13, 2025
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Sat & Sun 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
#artgallery #exhibitions #Dumbo #brooklyn
The group exhibition featuring seven artists with roots in Japan was successfully ends. Thank you for coming all.
These experiences shape ways of seeing, which gradually take form as artistic expression.
The works evoke inner landscapes—fleeting images that arise when the eyes are closed.
What emerges is a quiet resonance: sensibilities shaped within the environment of Japan.
#artexhibition #groupexhibition #japaneseart #brooklynart #artindumbo
Tag: @aka_sai3 , @akasite , @keisei.kawachi , @ryukuotsuka.art , @kululu_lfd , @oka_erimo , @kiiko.nakahara.art
The group exhibition featuring seven artists with roots in Japan will end tomorrow!
Sensibility is not consciously constructed, but quietly cultivated over time—through environment, education, and relationships with others.
These experiences shape ways of seeing, which gradually take form as artistic expression.
The works evoke inner landscapes—fleeting images that arise when the eyes are closed.
What emerges is a quiet resonance: sensibilities shaped within the environment of Japan.
Time, Space, and Perception
April 15 – 28, 2026
Usagi NY
163 Plymouth St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
#artexhibition #groupexhibition #japaneseart #brooklynart #artindumbo
Tag: @aka_sai3 , @akasite , @keisei.kawachi , @ryukuotsuka.art , @kululu_lfd , @oka_erimo , @kiiko.nakahara.art
We are pleased to present a group exhibition featuring seven artists with roots in Japan.
Sensibility is not consciously constructed, but quietly cultivated over time—through environment, education, and relationships with others.
These experiences shape ways of seeing, which gradually take form as artistic expression.
The works evoke inner landscapes—fleeting images that arise when the eyes are closed.
What emerges is a quiet resonance: sensibilities shaped within the environment of Japan.
Time, Space, and Perception
April 15 – 28, 2026
Usagi NY
163 Plymouth St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
#artexhibition #groupexhibition #japaneseart #brooklynart #artindumbo
Tag: @aka_sai3 , @akasite , @keisei.kawachi , @ryukuotsuka.art , @kululu_lfd , @oka_erimo , @kiiko.nakahara.art
Cat Watercolor Workshop was done successfully with a specially created cat illustration by Mika Furuya. @mika_illustration atelier
Through layering colors and subtle mark-making, participants explore attention, perception, and the beauty of everyday moments.. 🎨 😺 🍵
Special thanks to Nihon Rikagaku Industry Co., Ltd.
featuring Kitpas which you can by at Usagi NY.
#WatercolorWorkshop #ArtWorkshop #DUMBOevent #CatArt #Kitpas
The Many Lives of Cats & Companions
We are pleased to present a group exhibition featuring 22 artists from DUMBO and beyond, working across painting, photography, sculpture, and more.
Across art history, cats have appeared as both mysterious figures and intimate companions. In this exhibition, they become a lens through which artists explore observation, emotion, and the shifting boundaries between human and non-human worlds.
From distant observers to deeply connected companions, each work offers a different way of seeing—inviting us to reconsider everyday life through the quiet yet powerful presence of the cat.
#TheManyLivesOfCats #UsagiNY #DUMBOArts #BrooklynArt #GroupExhibition ContemporaryArt CatArt ArtExhibition
The Many Lives of Cats & Companions
We are pleased to present a group exhibition featuring 22 artists from DUMBO and beyond, working across painting, photography, sculpture, and more.
Across art history, cats have appeared as both mysterious figures and intimate companions. In this exhibition, they become a lens through which artists explore observation, emotion, and the shifting boundaries between human and non-human worlds.
From distant observers to deeply connected companions, each work offers a different way of seeing—inviting us to reconsider everyday life through the quiet yet powerful presence of the cat.
#TheManyLivesOfCats #UsagiNY #DUMBOArts #BrooklynArt #GroupExhibition ContemporaryArt CatArt ArtExhibition
