Whitestone Gallery

Yukihisa Isobe, Tetsuo Mizù

Traces

Sep 5 – 24, 2026
Opening: Saturday, Sep 5, 3pm – 6pm

Work 64 by Yukihisa Isobe, Oil and plaster on board, 47.0 × 39.0 cm, 1964.
Courtesy the artists and Whitestone Gallery.

The gallery is pleased to announce Traces, a two-person exhibition bringing together the work of Yukihisa Isobe (b. 1935, Tokyo) and the late Tetsuo Mizù (1944–2025, Tokyo). This marks the first occasion on which these two bodies of work have been placed in direct conversation, and it carries particular resonance following Mizù’s passing in January 2025.

白石畫廊榮幸宣佈雙人展「痕跡」(Traces),展出磯邊行久(Yukihisa Isobe,1935,東京)與已故水島哲雄(Tetsuo Mizù,1944–2025,東京)的作品。兩位藝術家的創作於此首次形成直接對話,而水島哲雄於2025年1月辭世,更賦予是次展覽特殊意義。


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Founded in the heart of Tokyo in 1967, Whitestone Gallery has been one of a small number of pioneering galleries in Japan. Whitestone Gallery Hong Kong is the first overseas operation of the gallery. With an extensive survey on East Asian post-war period artists and art movements, the gallery hopes to create a new dialogue between contemporary and modern art in Asia, and add more diversity to the multicultural art scene in Hong Kong.


Represented artists
Shozo Shimamoto, Chiyu Uemae, Tsuyoshi Maekawa, Yasuo Sumi, Shuji Mukai, Yuko Nasaka, Senji Hiroshi, Hebime, Yasuhiko Tsuchida, Yu Kawashima, Yuji Kanamaru, Tetsuo Mizu, Jiro Yoshihara, Atsuko Tanaka, Kazuo Shiraga, Yayoi Kusama, Toshio Ohi, Makoto Saito, Masataka Oyabu