In the spring of 2012 we celebrated the opening of our new Narwhal gallery space with the first Canadian exhibition of Japanese artist Toshio Saeki. We thought it befitting that we conclude Narwhal’s programming with our second and final Toshio Saeki exhibition, which ended this August. The gallery is now officially closed.
We are pleased to offer Ureshidaruma, a limited edition silkscreen print by Japanese erotic art master Toshio Saeki. With very few Saeki print editions available outside Asia, this print is classic Saeki - a surreal scene of a dreaming Japanese schoolgirl holding into a giant tilting Daruma.
Narwhal is pleased to present the second Canadian exhibition of the artwork of Japanese artist Toshio Saeki. The works presented in this exhibition are comprised of original ink drawings from 1972 to the present, including three new original drawings exclusively for this exhibition.
Presenting the first-ever Canadian exhibition of Ero-Guro manga maestro Shintaro Kago, as part of the 2016 TCAF Festival.
An irreverent but strangely meditative video for the CBC, by two Toronto collectives - Team Macho and DSP Work Archive.
Dan and Kozue Kitchens (of Kozyndan) in front of mural at the Japanese American National Museum (photo courtesy of Giant Robot) > FULL ARTICLE
We are pleased to announce The Art Gallery of Ontario's inclusion of Jacob Whibley's "mass 3 (eeb)" to the museum's permanent collection. > FULL ARTICLE
The independently run and quarterly printed publication The Editorial Magazine interviews Adrienne Krammerer about her latest body of work featured in Happily Until Their Deaths > ARTICLE AND INTERVIEW
Adrienne Kammerer Dangersome Dreaming, 2015 Graphite on paper. 7 x 10 in. unframed, 10.25 x 13.5 in. framed New Exhibition: Ryan Travis Christian, David Jien, Adrienne Kammerer, Toshio [...]
Narwhal Projects is delighted to share news that gallery artist collective Team Macho has been selected to participate in this year's annual Vendu-Sold auction benefiting Les éditions esse.