Current and Upcoming
Takashi Horisaki
#InstaBonsai Palm Shadows
AUG 9-17, 2025
monade contemporary, Kyoto, Japan
Thursday-Sunday, 2-7pm
Takashi Horisaki, #InstaBonsai_PalmTree_purple2025 and #InstaBonsai_Non-Native_Surface, 2025 © Takashi Horisaki
Past News
Nüwa’s Garden: A Summer Offering in Clay, Fire, & Water
JUN 29-JUL 20, Opening 12-5PM
Curated by Ann Shi
Presented by a poco art collective & Charles Arnoldi Studio
Takashi Horisaki, #InstaBonsai_PalmTree, 2025 © Takashi Horisaki
TAKASHI HORISAKI #InstaBonsai_PalmTree /#InstaBonsai_Wall
Artist Spotlight curated by Ambre Kelly +Andrew Gori
BOOTH E3 (map below) May 8 – 12, Noon – 7pm
SPRING/BREAK Art Show 2025:
“PARADISE LOST + FOUND” Exhibition
75 Varick Street, NYC 10013
Takashi Horisaki, #InstaBonsai_PalmTree, 2025 © Takashi Horisaki
Takashi Horisaki
#ColonizingGazes: From Landscape, Cyberspaces to Mindscapes
Curated by Ann Shi
2492-2494 Huntington Drive, San Marino, CA 91108
November 16 – December 21, 2024
For further images see: https://www.h4arts.org/takashi
Change the Future
Sunday, October 20 | 3-7 PM
18th Street Arts Center
Olympic Campus
1639 18th Street. Santa Monica, CA 90404
Free + Open to the Public
Can artmaking protect the planet? Find out at our family-friendly art event that blends creativity, technology and environmental action.
18th Street Arts Center presents “Change the Future” featuring Tom Van Sant’s historic GeoSphere Project, a visionary digital model of Earth designed for citizens and scientists to care for our planet before it’s too late
The artists at 18th Street Arts Center Olympic Campus are opening their studios to the public on Sunday, October 20th from 3 to 7 PM as part of our Change the Future event.
Participating Artists: David McDonald, Diana Taylor, Anne Krinsky, Debra Disman, Dan Wang, Ara Oshagan, Labkhand Olfatmanesh, Luciana Abait, Les Guthman, Susan Kleinberg, Takashi Horisaki, Yvette Gellis, and Dan Kwong
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. ALL AGES WELCOME!
RSVP at https://18thstreet.org/event/change-the-future/
TAKASHI HORISAKI:
#InstaBonsai
SPRING/BREAK Art Show 2024:
Los Angeles
5880 Adams Blvd, Culver City, Los Angeles
First Look (Invitation Only) Tue, Feb 27, 2-5P
Opening Night Tue, Feb 27, 5-8P
Regular Show Weekdays Wed-Fri
Feb 28-Mar 1, 2-8P
Regular Show Sat Mar 2, 12P-8P
Regular Show Sun Mar 3, 12P-6P
Art Fair Info: https://www.springbreakartshow.com/
Tickets: https://springbreakartshow.eventbrite.com
Artwork E Sales: https://springbreakartfair.com/collections/takashi-horisaki-la-2024
PRESS RELEASE
Takashi Horisaki:
#InstaBonsai Kaiten Kuru Kuru
SPRING/BREAK Art Show 2023:
‘!WILD CARD!’ Exhibition
625 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10022
First Look |Wednesday, Sept 6th, 11AM – 5PM
Opening Night | Wednesday, Sept 6th, 5PM – 8PM
Regular Show Days | Thursday, Sept 7th – Monday,Sept 11th, 11AM – 7PM
Art Fair Info: https://www.springbreakartshow.com/
Tickets: https://springbreakartshow.eventbrite.com
Artwork E Sales: https://springbreakartfair.com/
#InstaBonsai Street Tree and #InstaBonsai Ruins, 2023 Photo by Yoko Haraoka, artwork © Takashi Horisaki
SPRING/BREAK Art Show announces a Spring ‘Surprise’ Secret Show
Another WHOA moment! SPRING/BREAK Art Show announces a SPRING ‘SURPRISE’ SECRET SHOW
May 10–20, 2023
Old School, 32 Prince Street, New York City
Notable Dates:
Press Preview May 10th 2pm – 5pm
Public Show Days May 11th – 20th, Noon – 6pm
Get Tickets Here: springbreakartshow.eventbrite.com
KILN GODS
Dec 8, 2022-Jan 11, 2023
Opening Reception Thursday, Dec 8, 6-8 pm
Space 776, 37-39 Clinton St., New York, NY, 10002
Dave Alexander, Dasha Bazanova, Dasha Ziborova, Wendy Foster, Frank Olt, Susan Carr, Beth Dary, Jackie Shatz, Kiichi Takeuchi, Dan Christoffel, DeepPond Kim, Takashi Horisaki, Keisha Prioleau-Martin, Jeff Gomez, Peter Goldwater, Joan Digby.
Extraordinary Still Life
September 9 – October 20, 2022
The NJCU Visual Arts Gallery
Reception: September 9, 4 – 7 p.m. (part of JC Fridays)
Jersey City Artist Studio Tour: Saturday, October 1, 12 – 6 p.m.
Curated by Midori Yoshimoto
The exhibition, Extraordinary Still Life, examines the ways in which current artists challenge the traditional genre of still life by representing contemporary subjects or/and using new techniques. Participating artists are Nakeya Brown, Mia Brownell, Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern, Takashi Horisaki, Phaan Howng, Ashley Lyon, Margaret Murphy, Lina Puerta, Laurie Riccadonna, and Jeremiah Teipen.
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Takashi Horisaki: #InstaBonsai Banpaku Remix
October 29 & 30, November 5-7, 2021
1-6pm and by appointment
250 Moore Street 1st Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Zoom Live Exhibition
(click on today’s date to access Zoom)
Nov 5 (Friday) 7am-6pm
Nov 6 (Saturday) 7am-6pm
Nov 7 (Sunday), 1-6pm
Press Release
This project is made possible by the New York City Artist Corps
@socialdress #InstaBonsai #takashihorisaki #CityArtistCorps
My work has been selected for Smack Mellon’s 2020 Hot Picks! Check out a selection of my recent work on Smack Mellon’s website using the link below!
http://www.smackmellon.org/artist/takashi-horisaki/
http://www.smackmellon.org/artist/takashi-horisaki/
ZOOM Studio Visit with Hisamatsu Tomoko, resident artist at TOKAS, Tokyo
3-4PM Japan Time, August 30, 2020
https://www.facebook.com/events/309063440150631
#Instabonsai was included in the three-person show “Neo-Ornamentalist Redux,” curated by Nina Horisaki-Christens
Featuring work by Naomi Kawanishi Reis, Tammy Nguyen, and Takashi Horisaki
March 4-9, 2020
Booth 1116 at Spring Break Art Show
625 Madison Ave (between 58th & 59th Streets)
#Instabonsai got great press at Spring Break Art Show!
Check out the articles at the following links!
The Internet Yami-Ichi in NY3
Location: NOWHERE, 40 Wooster St, NYC 10013
The world renowned “Internet-ish” flea market returns to NY
this Thanksgiving holiday weekend in SOHO’s newest hub for creatives.
Main Event Website: http://yami-ichi.biz/ny3/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2473624329623439/
Instagram: @socialdress #InstaBonsai #インスタ盆栽 #yaminy3
Thank you to everyone in Tokyo who stopped by for Surface and Structure ~ Latex and Real Estate at Komagome Soko, my two person exhibition with Keita Saito. And thank you to our wonderful panelists over the six days of discussions! Thank you for your great discussions Dan Isomura, Sou Suzuki, Arata Hasegawa, Mederu Kiritori, Asako Taki, Euske Oiwa, Nao Kimura, and Yumi Song!
We also got some great press as well! Check it out at the links below:
Photo by Tetsugo Hyakutake
Social Dress New Orleans — 730 days after 10 years after at BKLYN IMMERSIVE, curated by SPRING/BREAK, was a great success! Thank you to everyone who came out, spread the word, and lent a hand!
We received articles on the project in a variety of press, including the following:
I also want to extend a special thank you to everyone who helped provide for the preservation of Social Dress New Orleans through donating to and spreading the word about my Indiegogo campaign! We raised 75% of our goal, enough to be able to set up storage near the New York area until we are able to exhibit it again!
I’d especially like to thank the dozens of backers who contributed to the campaign! I could not do this without you!
Thank you so much to Tracey Wilson, Rattanamol Singh Johal, Sneha Ganguly, Tamana Araki, Tsukiko Matsuda, nishimurarie, Aki Inomata, RA Friedman, bloodypixy, Kat Ryals, camera.sophia, Miwa Koizumi, Takako Oishi, Jia-Jen Lin, Amy Youngs, Maki Teshima, akiraline, world.flaneur, Masako Shiba, Hidenori Ishii, zhiromi, Kosuke Fujitaka, snjmrkm, Toby Kasper, Laura Blereau, Yuichi Yazaki, Andrew Thompson, Elana Mann, Junya Yamamine, Roseann Weiss, Kyoco Taniyama, Christopher K. Ho, mweinst, Maia Murphy, and the many many anonymous donors!
BKLYN IMMERSIVE, curated by SPRING/BREAK Art Show, City Point, Brooklyn, NY
On view May 7-May 14, 2017 Noon-7PM every day!
300 Flatbush Avenue Extension, Brooklyn NY
This opportunity developed at the last minute, and requires many resources and much labor to put on view. Please help support the return of this work to New York AND its PRESERVATION for the future! Your help is greatly appreciated!
Data Plan for a Preserving Machine, curated by L.O.G. at Lump
On view May 5-27, 2017
Featuring Elizabeth Ferry, Takashi Horisaki, and William Paul Thomas
505 S. Blount St, Raleigh, NC 27601
www.logintolog.com www.teamlump.org
@logintolog @lump_raleigh
Of Record, Takashi Horisaki and Gautam Kansara, Grizzly Grizzly, Philadelphia PA
On view June 3-June 26, 2016
319 N 11th Street, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia PA
InFinite Futures + The Past Will Be The Present, ABC No Rio, NYC
On view June 10-June 23, 2016
156 Rivington Street, New York NY
New work up in SPRING/BREAK Art Show 2016 in Knife Hits, curated by Rachel Phillips, Booth 4032.
On display March 1 – March 7, 2016
March 1, 5-9pm VIP Vernissage
March 2 – March 6, 12-8pm
March 7 12-6pm.
Skylight at Moynihan Station, 421 Eighth Avenue, New York NY
New work up in Miami as part of Cemetarium, presented by Regina Rex at Emerson Dorsch Gallery in Wynwood, Miami, FL. On display Monday Dec 1, 10am-11pm and Tuesday Dec 2 – Saturday Dec 7, 2014, 10am – 5pm.
Join us for the opening reception with live performances on Friday Dec 5 at midnight!
Directions: 151 NW 24th Street, Miami, FL
Come join us for the Paths to Pier 42 Fall Open House at Pier 42, Sat. Sept 27, 12-4pm
We will have results of the Social Dress Lower East Side workshops installed on-site, so come check it out!
Click here for Google Maps directions to Pier 42
Collaboration with Nina Horisaki-Christens at Recess art space in Soho, March-May 2014.
Awarded Harvestworks 2013/14 New Works Residency with Nina Horisaki-Christens
Participating in LMCC’s Paths to Pier 42, June-October 2014
Teaching “Casting, Architecture + Community” Adult Workshop at Abrons Arts Center on Feb 11, 18 and 25, 2014.
Images of my work featured in set design by Anna Etsuko Tsuri for the Labyrinth Choir‘s rendition of Faure’s Requiem, Nov 9 and 16, 2013.