EXCALIBUR Japan, b. 2006

Each year, Sato Gallery highlights the contemporary Japanese art scene through a selection of emerging and established artists known as 'neo-urban' artists. These artists, with a free-spirited urban approach, develop...

For the group exhibition Natsukashii, Mazel Gallery invited Sato Gallery to join with some of its finest Japanese artists . Natsukashii is a Japanese word for which there is no...

The exhibition 'NEW VOID' draws inspiration from the theme of 'vanitas,' a symbolic representation of death found in still-life paintings from 16th and 17th-century Netherlands and Flanders. In today's contemporary...

We are ready for the 8th edition of Urban Art Fair, together with EXCALIBUR, Samy San, Takeru Amano and Nigamushi! And we are proud to show EXCALIBUR designed the poster...

The exhibition 'NEW VOID' draws inspiration from the theme of 'vanitas,' a symbolic representation of death found in still-life paintings from 16th and 17th-century Netherlands and Flanders. In today's contemporary...

Get ready for an exciting artistic experience! Sato Gallery is thrilled to be part of the upcoming Urban Art Fair Paris in collaboration with Tokyo Urban Art, the top-notch curation...

From May 12-15 Sato Gallery participates in Urban Art Fair 2022, at Le Carreau du Temple, Booth U5. This year we feature new spray art by Takeru Amano , new...

From December 8th - December 19th, EXCALIBUR, a collective of artists based in Tokyo, presents their first exhibition in Paris.

In contrast to the renowned Japanese neo-pop movement, which was born from anime and manga culture and led by Takashi Murakami, EXCALIBUR, the next generation, uses video games as a source of inspiration and Japanese mythology and culture as a motif. We like to call it "post-neo-pop."

Needless to say, the past years have been difficult for all of us. Emotions such as fear, sadness and doubt have had the upper hand. Would we compare it to...

For the 4th time, we participate in Urban Art Fair, located at Carreau du Temple. This year we present works of some of your favorite Japanese artists: Excalibur, Fantasista Utamaro, Takeru Amano and Daijiro Hama.