Gallery Collaborations

MUJIN-TO Production is founded in 2006 in Tokyo. Since then, MUJIN-TO Production has been presenting emerging and midcareer artists and art collective whom engage social issues with their unique views and approach in their work. Beyond its exhibition program and experimental projects in and out of the gallery, MUJIN-TO Production publishes books and DVDs to foster deeper understanding of the gallery artists’ practices.

Crèvecœur was founded in 2009 by Axel Dibie and Alix Dionot-Morani in Paris. Since its creation, the gallery has been supporting French and international artists whose different practices and visual language explore the most forefront topics and relate to the world’s social and political context.
Crèvecœur supports the artists through indoor and institutional exhibitions, production, dissemination of their work, as well as through its publishing house Œ.
The gallery currently has 3 exhibition spaces — in Eastern Paris (20e) and the historic center of Paris (7e).
Crèvecœur is a founding member of Paris Internationale and a selection commitee member of Art Collaboration Kyoto (ACK). Crèvecœur participates in Art Basel Miami Beach, Art Basel Hong Kong, Frieze Seoul, Frieze London, Paris Internationale and ACK.

Nonaka-Hill was founded in 2018 in Los Angeles by Rodney and Takayoshi Nonaka-Hill.
　
Recognizing that art exhibition spaces of any scale and economy will, over time, provide a community with a matrix of new and long-lasting memories, Nonaka-Hill has endeavored to keep "Japan" as a connective presence in each of its 33 exhibitions to date. Working with emerging artists, established artists and with artist estates from Japan and its diaspora, alongside non-Japanese artists in curated group exhibitions, the gallery team has enjoyed the erratic shifts in self-education, exhibition presentation and public storytelling. Nonaka-Hill represents several artists as primary gallery partnering with other galleries for exhibitions in the US and abroad.
　
Located in a typical California "mini-mall" building, the gallery's welcoming all-glass storefront façade inspires theatricality in exhibitions, breaking from the "white cube" standard. In September of 2022, Nonaka-Hill opened a second smaller gallery space located at 6917 Melrose Avenue, a short walk from the main space. Nonaka-Hill has participated in Art Basel Miami Beach and Felix Art Fair in Los Angeles. Appropriately, A.C.K. is Nonaka-Hill's first overseas art fair.