Setting Up “10” the Art Byte Critique Anniversary Exhibition

The Art Byte Critique exhibition “10” is currently showing at Launch Pad Gallery in Yokohama. One thing you may not see when you come to the exhibition is one of ABC’s best features which happens behind the scene— the professionalism and teamwork each member brings to the group. This makes groups events work smoothly.

The exhibition install at Launch Pad Gallery had a two-hour window. Exhibition organizer Deanna Gabiga created a time-lapse video compressing the 2 hour process into a 5 minute video. If you ever wondered what it’s like to set up an art exhibition, check out this video.

Time-lapse 2 Hours in 5 minutes to set up the Art Byte Critique Exhibition

You can read more about the show on on my first post and if you are interested in finding out more about Art Byte Critique you can look on our webpage or our facebook group.

The exhibition runs started November 18, 2022 and ends on November 28, 2022.

Some of the work is for sale at a variety of price points. There are also several art books and zines for sale as well as work seen on the wall.

SHOW DETAILS

Launch Pad Gallery is less than 10 minutes away from Ishikawa Cho station on the Keihin Tohoku Negishi Line. But Launch Pad Gallery has more detailed information for other train lines. For those who like to do their own map navi, the street address is:

5-186-8 ISHIKAWACHO, YOKOHAMA 045-641-1511 

FRI-MON 13:00~19:00/ 金-月 13:00-19:00 (the gallery is closed Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)

10-FINDING & CELEBRATING ARTIST COMMUNITY with ART BYTE CRITIQUE

ART BYTE CRITIQUE: CREATING AN ARTIST COMMUNITY

Gotta admit, I’m pretty lucky. Creating art can be a lonely endeavour. Having a safe community to discuss one’s work and share ideas is invaluable. For me, Art Byte Critique has been my art home.

Arthur Huang started a meetup which evolved into a more structured, but still open and informal, format that became Art Byte Critique (ABC) . You can read more about the evolution of ABC here. I got to meet a variety of artists who work in such an array of media. We’ve now been a community for 10 years sharing art successes, woes and showing work together. Meetings with this group has helped me grow as an artist and makes my life in Tokyo so much richer.

Arte Byte Critique has been pivotal in connecting artists living in the Tokyo Bay Area and over the decade we have been around, many artists have moved on to other areas around Japan and to other countries around the world and we are so grateful to be able to keep these strong connections going. The participating artists are both local and international artists from a wide variety of nationalities and backgrounds

-Deanna Gabiga
A black and white woodblock print of overlapping concentric circles provides the background for the ART BYTE CRITIQUE 10th Anniversary Exhbition information. November 18-Nov 28 at Launch Pad Gallery in Yokohama.

10—CELEBRATING 10 YEARS!

From November 18 to November 28, join us for 10 at Launch Pad Gallery near Ishikawacho Station in Yokohama. Our 10th anniversary show organized by member Deanna Gabiga of Studio Deanna. This show is a great way to see a variety of work. If you’re an artist, you might even want to join our community!

Some of the work is for sale, just in time to treat yourself or someone special to a unique gift. 🙂

PARTICIPATING ART BYTE CRITIQUE ARTISTS

Arthur Huang – Founder
Mariko Jesse
Julia Nacimento
Timo Wright
Yuko Kamei
Eva Li
Misako Oba
Patty Hudak
Michelle Zacharias
Lori Ono (me!)
Etsuko Sato
Nick West
Natale Adgnot
Yuko Otani
Yoko Kanahama
Janette Maxey
Yiru Sun
Yoneko West (Yoneko Shiraishi)
Caitlin Brutger
Deanna Gabiga
Mia O

SHOW DETAILS

Launch Pad Gallery is less than 10 minutes away from Ishikawa Cho station on the Keihin Tohoku Negishi Line. But Launch Pad Gallery has more detailed information for other train lines. For those who like to do their own map navi, the street address is:

5-186-8 ISHIKAWACHO, YOKOHAMA 045-641-1511

FRI-MON 13:00~19:00/ 金-月 13:00-19:00 (the gallery is closed Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)