Gallery Collaborations

Mizuma Art Gallery was opened in Tokyo in 1994 by Executive Director Sueo Mizuma (currently located in Ichigaya-Tamachi, Shinjuku-ku). Since its inception, the gallery has introduced Japanese and Asian artists with unique sensibilities that transcend prevailing stylistic trends to the international art scene.
In response to the development and expansion of the contemporary art market in Asia, Mizuma Gallery opened in Beijing in 2008, followed by another space in Gillman Barracks, Singapore in 2012. In 2018, the gallery further expanded its platform by opening a joint gallery, Mizuma, Kips & Wada, in New York. (The gallery is currently based in Tokyo and Singapore)
Mizuma Art Gallery actively participates in international art fairs such as Art Basel Hong Kong and The Armory Show, and has launched the careers of many internationally recognized artists.

ASIA ART CENTER was founded in 1982 and has grown and expanded into a group of businesses that is comprised of two gallery spaces in Taipei and Beijing 798 Art Zone. It is dedicated to providing museum-caliber art exhibitions with a total area of 2500 square meters. The gallery presents modern and contemporary art across the East and the West which spans decades with diversified styles encompassing ink and oil painting, sculpture, installation, video, photography, sound, and tapestry. Asia Art Center is a recurrent participant at Art Basel Hong Kong, Frieze Seoul, ART SG, ART021 (Shanghai), West Bund Art & Design (Shanghai), and Taipei Dangdai Art & Ideas.

- Postwar and 20th Century Art
Asia Art Center specializes in Chinese abstract and contemporary ink art and has long promoted postwar modern art movements across Asia, including Taiwan’s Fifth Moon and Ton Fan societies, Japan’s Mono-ha and Gutai groups, Singapore’s Nanyang Art Association, and Indonesia’s Bandung Art Association.

- Contemporary Art
Asia Art Center presents international emerging and midcareer artists to showcase the vitality of the art from Japan, Korea, the US, UK, Continental Europe and Latin America. It aims to stay ahead of the curve by nurturing potential conversation among artists the gallery represents, to develop exhibitions which tackle and critique issues on humanities, feminism, and the digital environment from a contemporary perspective.