Vancouver, Canada
Japanese artist Yuriko Kubota comes by way of Toronto, Canada, bringing to Shanghai a fresh artistic technique to now well aged art form of black & white photography. By working the prints with very precise cuts, she adds an element of energy and depth to the already excellent street style photography - art work with a loose, cool and emotionally expressive style reminiscent of Daido Moriyama or Hibi Yuichi.
Through her experimental process, Ms Kubota has taken the art of photography in a new direction, one we are sure you will agree is inspiring, and upon viewing takes you further into the experience of the artist in her place and mindset at the moment of capture.
in Tokyo, Japan
2001
BFA, Oil Painting, Joshibi University of Art and Design, Tokyo, Japan
2015
Walking Grey, Pikto Gallery, Toronto, Canada
2014
On Earth -final-, Galerie Youn, Montreal, Canada
2013
out of grey, De luca gallery, Toronto, Canada
2011
On Earth, Pikto Gallery, Toronto, Canada
2010
Slices of Life, ART LABOR Gallery, Shanghai
2007
Recent works, Pikto gallery, Toronto, Canada
2017
PHOTOLAB Ⅱ, JCCC Gallery, Toronto, Canada
2013
Paysages affectifs, Galerie Youn, Montreal, Canada
2009
Flash Forward 2009, Foto week central4, Washington DC, USA
Flash Forward 2009, Lennox Contemporary Gallery, Toronto, Canada
Proof16, Gallery 44, Toronto, Canada
2008
Surface dwellers, AWOL gallery, Toronto, Canada
Ichigo-ichie, Consulate General of Japan, Toronto, Canada
2007
Photo lab, Gendai gallery, Toronto, Canada
2002
Girlie exhibition, Art guild, Tokyo, Japan
2001
Landscape 3, pepper’s gallery, Tokyo, Japan
2000
Fuuka, plan b, Tokyo, Japan
2013
Ontario Art Council Exhibition Assistance Grant
2009
Flash Forward 2009
