Tomio Koyama Gallery, founded by Tomio Koyama (Owner and Director) in 1996 introduces both emerging and established artists from Japan and the world. The gallery has been participating in numerous art fairs from 2001 including the Art Basel, Art Basel Miami Beach, Art Basel Hong Kong, Frieze London, Frieze NY, Art Stage Singapore, Art Taipei and so on. Other than the main gallery located in the east side of Tokyo, the gallery has two more spaces in central Tokyo of Shibuya and at Gillman Barracks in Singapore. Representing not only Japanese artists, such as Kishio Suga and Mika Ninagawa, but also many international artists, such as Ryan McGinley and Richard Tuttle, the gallery focuses on introducing the artists both domestically and internationally.
Tomio Koyama Gallery Singapore located at Gillman Barracks was opened in 2012. The gallery not only introduces Japanese artists to the region but also contributes to the collaboration with the regional art scene.
| Franz Ackermann Masako Ando Katsuyo Aoki Ryota Aoki Stephan Balkenhol Benjamin Butler Varda Caivano Jeremy Dickinson Inka Essenhigh Tom Friedman Atsushi Fukui Nobuhiro Fukui Daisuke Fukunaga Nana Funo Gelitin Rieko Hidaka Satoshi Hirose Tamami Hitsuda Dennis Hollingsworth Aya Ito Yuka Kashihara Mika Kato Hideaki Kawashima |
Naoki Koide Makiko Kudo Masahiko Kuwahara Toru Kuwakubo Takuro Kuwata Yoshino Masui Shintaro Miyake Satoko Nachi Tomoko Nagai Ernesto Neto Mika Ninagawa Tam Ochiai Satoshi Ohno Rieko Otake Yoko Ono Jon Pylypchuk Tal R David Ratcliff Mark Ryden Ryan McGinley Tom Sachs Makoto Saito Midori Sato |
Adam Silverman Laurie Simmons Diego Singh Yuko Someya Kishio Suga Hiroshi Sugito Shooshie Sulaiman Vibeke Tandberg Jason Teraoka Gert & Uwe Tobias Kumie Tsuda Naoyuki Tsuji Mamoru Tsukada Richard Tuttle Yutaka Watanabe Jenny Watson Terry Winters Ian Woo Erwin Wurm Keisuke Yamamoto Wang Yahui Lee Youngbin |
Tomio Koyama Gallery, founded by Tomio Koyama in 1996 introduces both emerging and established artists from Japan and the world. The gallery’s representing artists include Japanese artists such as Kishio Suga and Mika Ninagawa, and many international artists such as Ryan McGinley and Richard Tuttle.
Opening hours:
Tue to Sat 12pm-7pm
Sun 12pm-6pm
Closed on Mondays & Public holidays