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Ippodo Gallery Presents Extreme Surfaces Exhibit at Design Miami

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Ippodo Gallery Presents Extreme Surfaces Exhibit at Design Miami

Tokyo and New York-based Ippodo Gallery will present Extreme Surfaces, an exhibition of contemporary Japanese koi (art and craft), November 30–December 4 at Design Miami 2022 (booth G36). The installation will feature works by twenty-two living artists including Kodai Ujiie, Yukiya Izumita, Terumasa Ikeda, and Hirotomi Maeda, with a focus on the juxtaposition of the surfaces of three distinct object types. Shigeru Uchida’s stunning life-sized tea house will play host to a traditional Japanese tea service each day at 3 PM. Marking the gallery’s debut at the fair, Extreme Surfaces comes on the heels of the opening of Susumu Shingu’s landmark Sculpting with Wind exhibit, which is running at Ippodo’s New York location through December 29, 2022.

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