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Convex and Recessed Street Corners | Shinjiro Ogawa's First Solo Exhibition in Taiwan
📍 Exhibition Time
August 9 (Sat) – September 7 (Sun), 2025
📍 Exhibition venue
d/art Taipei 3F｜No. 14, Section 2, Wuchang Street, Wanhua District, Taipei City
📍 Admission ticket
100 yuan (includes one commemorative postcard from the exhibition)
📍 Exhibition Introduction
d/art Scene Theme 5th Project Exhibition! Following exhibitions by scene artists such as Imperial Boy, Mocha, and Waishyu Pochi, this year marks the 5th scene-themed exhibition, featuring works by artists who just released their personal portfolio at the end of last year.The route is along the street.Japanese street scene illustrator Shinjiro Ogawa, known for his illustrations of street walks, will hold his first solo exhibition in Taiwan, "Concave and Concave Street Corners | Shinjiro Ogawa's First Solo Exhibition in Taiwan," at d/art Gallery in Ximen from August 9 (Sat) to September 7 (Sun), 2025.
Shinjiro Ogawa uses Tokyo as his stage to record the history, culture, customs, architecture, scenery, and other daily scenes of the city through his paintings. He also extends his work along the railway lines to streets throughout Japan, depicting a large number of city street corners with different appearances in each period. His crooked and whimsical paintings with a picture book feel have shaped Ogawa's unique drawing style.
"The Uneven Street Corner: Shinjiro Ogawa's First Solo Exhibition in Taiwan" will showcase...The route is along the street.The exhibition features over 90 selected works and new paintings, with several collectible paintings and merchandise available for purchase by enthusiasts of Shinjiro Ogawa's cityscape illustrations. Join us for a journey through the streets of Japan's train stations at d/art Gallery in Ximending from August 9th (Sat) to September 7th (Sun), 2025!
▍About the Author
Shinjiro Ogawa (Ogawa Shinjiro )
A street scene illustrator. Centered in Tokyo, she travels throughout Japan, capturing the trains and everyday landscapes she encounters, blending them with the vibrant colors of Japan's four seasons to create illustrations full of regional characteristics.
Currently featured on the cover of the popular culture magazine "Tokyojin" (City Publishing), which showcases the charm of Tokyo.Tramway sceneryThe series continues. In 2024, her first personal collection of works, "Walking Along the Street" (Genkosha), was published.
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