Boryoku Genjin Four Eyes – NAMBA s NAGNAGNAG collaboration


NAGNAGNAG’S NAGNAGNAG COLLECTION
April 2 (Thu) – May 2 (Sat)

We are pleased to present an exhibition by sculptor NAGNAGNAG (Shigeru Arai).
The works from Arai’s personal collection—created using the precise painting technique known as “Arai-nuri,” which has led the soft vinyl figure industry—are art pieces that have attracted global attention. As a result, many counterfeits are in circulation, but the figures owned by the artist himself are considered undeniable proof of authenticity. Eight works will be sold by lottery. Due to expected crowding, admission restrictions will be in place. Naruyama Gallery is located in an office building. Please refrain from gathering in stair landings or hallways so as not to disturb other offices.

A catalog compiling the artist’s personally collected works will also be published. It will be available at Gallery Naruyama store and through Gallery Naruyama STORES. Shipping will begin from mid-April. A limited number of special editions with stickers and other items will also be released.

Eight works will be sold by lottery.
LOTTERY APPLICATION FORM
Submit to: eugene@gallery-naruyama.com
A price list will be sent to those who make an inquiry.
Lottery applications will be accepted via the email address above and at the gallery.
The application period runs from 1:00 PM on April 2, 2026, to Saturday, May 2, 2026.


BOOK DETAILS
Binding: Hardcover, square spine, hollow back
Size: Modified A4 (216 × 293 mm; content: 210 × 287 mm)
Pages: 236
Publisher: Gallery Naruyama (2026)
Photography: Masato Nakagawa
Texts by: WANTO, Noi Sawaragi, Michikazu Maeda, Kiyoko Arai
Standard Edition: ¥16,500



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NHK “Sunday Art Museum” 50th Anniversary Exhibition
March 28 (Sat) – June 21 (Sun), 2026

Atsushi Suwa’s work will be exhibited in the NHK “Sunday Art Museum” 50th Anniversary Exhibition, held at the University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts in Ueno, Tokyo. Although the exhibition content will change, it will later travel to the Shizuoka Prefectural Museum of Art and the Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka. For more details, please check the official website.