Jan. 9 (Fri.) ― Jan. 25 (Sat.), 2026
11:00-19:00
※Gallery closed Sun., Mon., and national holidays.

Since 2010, the Tricolore Exhibition series have featured three artists selected by Toki-no-Wasuremono.
The sixth edition of this exhibition features works by female artists FUJIE Tami, TANIKAWA Kiriko and TSURI Mitsuho.
Printmaker FUJIE Tami will present not only her prints, but also large-scale oil paintings created with her original techniques and tile works known as “Warie”.
TANIKAWA Kiriko’s oil paintings meticulously depict gravel and ground surfaces, often featuring objects like high heels and bras.
Using the hand-building technique, ceramist Mitsuho Tsuri creates objects that look as if they were knitted.
We invite you to explore the distinct and unique creations of the three artists.

■FUJIE Tami
Born in Toyama Prefecture. While attending Meiji University Department of Literature, she studied lithograph under the printer Onaya Kanzaemon. She received the newcomer’s award at the 43rd Japan Print Association Exhibition, and in the same year held her first solo exhibition at Shirakaba Gallery. From 1978 she worked with her hometown, Toyama, as her base. Although she began with a realistic style, from the latter half of the 1970s, she began to use a process where she transferred drawings on film to become a zinc lithograph, creating abstract works with a powerful sense of speed.
Along with lithographs, she also creates monotypes from ink and paint transferred from film to paper. She has held solo exhibitions at Matsumura Gallery and Gallery Te. She has had her works in exhibitions such as the 12th Japan International Art Exhibition in 1978, “81 Art of Toyama” in 1981, and “Toyama Edition – Ecchu Hanga” in 2000.

■TANIKAWA Kirico
Born in Echizen City, Fukui Prefecture in 1982. Currently residing in Kanagawa Prefecture. Began working with oil paints in 2009 after leaving a position at an apparel company. 2010, 2011, 2012・Kusanagi Exhibition (Gallery Shin, Fukui). 2013・Entry in the First Hoki Museum Competition Exhibition (Chiba). 2014・Fukui Yume Art (Fukui). 2017・Leaving Language (Metropole Gallery, Folkestone, England). 2018・ACT Art Awards Outstanding Performance Award. Floating 3 Exhibition (Nakagamitei In The Keyhole, Fukui/Sabae City Hall entrance, Fukui).

■TSURI Mizuho
1991, born in Hyogo Prefecture. 2014, graduated from Kyoto City University of the Arts with a major in Pottery. 2016, received a Master’s from the same faculty. 2020, graduated from Kanazawa Utatsuyama Kogei Kobo (crafts studio).
Major exhibitions: 2016 – solo exhibition “Basics of Utsuwa” at KUNST ARZT (Kyoto), 2017 – group exhibition “Loompa Loompa Kanazawa Newly arrived Art&Craft 2017” at Aoyama Spiral (Tokyo), participant in “Warhol Art” at KUNST ARZT (Kyoto), 2018 – participant in “Art Crafting Towards the Future 2” directed by Akimoto Yuji at Ginza Wako (Tokyo), other group exhibitions, domestic art fairs, workshops.
Awards: 2016 “Kyoto City University of the Arts Show” Honorable Mention, 2017 “7th Kikuchi Biennale Current Contemporary Pottery” (at Musee Tomo) Honorable Mention, 2019 “Kanazawa City Pottery Exhibition” NHK Kanazawa Director’s Award, “Kanazawa Utatsuyama Kogei Kobo Researchers’ Works Show” Utatsuyama Kogei Kobo Award.