Artist Daisuke Ishizuka, a graduate of the Department of Character Design at Osaka University of Arts (Location: Minamikawachi-gun, Osaka / President: Kunihiko Tsukamoto), is exhibiting 23 of his works at the 'Beijing Dangdai Art Fair' taking place in Beijing, China, from May 21 (Thu) to May 24 (Sun).
Held annually in Beijing, 'Beijing Dangdai' has been running for eight years and is now widely recognized as one of the most influential art events in China. It serves as an international platform gathering major galleries, collectors, curators, and art professionals from both China and abroad, continuously growing its presence, particularly in the Asian region.
Comment from Daisuke Ishizuka "I became an artist after a trip to the Arctic about four years ago. To confront myself further, I built an atelier in the mountains and spent about eight months in self-improvement. For these new works, I painted the protagonist of my gag manga 'Tanaka Minoru-kun,' which I have been drawing for over 10 years, as the base for all of them, then layered landscapes and figures over it, finishing by scraping away the surfaces. I hope to continue racing across the world's stage as a representative of Osaka University of Arts."
Profile Daisuke Ishizuka, born in Nara Prefecture in 1992, graduated from the Department of Character Design at Osaka University of Arts in 2016. He gained popularity by publishing his own gag manga while in school and currently has approximately 150,000 Instagram followers. He is active in various fields, including regular appearances on a popular FM station in the Kansai region. He is currently serializing 'Ganbare! Tanaka Minoru-kun' on Instagram (@ishizuka_daisuke) while also pursuing global activities as an artist.
【Event Outline】 ・Venue: Beijing National Agricultural Exhibition Center, Hall 11 (YUMEKOUBOU GALLERY Booth E18) ・VIP Preview: May 21 (Thu) 13:00-19:00, May 22 (Fri) 11:00-19:00 ・Public Days: May 23 (Sat) 11:00-19:00, May 24 (Sun) 11:00-18:00
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- Source: PR TIMES
- Category: Event
- Organizations: YUMEKOUBOU GALLERY