Explore Anne’s Pinch Out / Good Trip, inspired by Yokoyama Taikan’s Willow Shade. Gallery Rin examines the relationship between sampling, art history, and the shifting boundaries of perception.

Discover “There, All Along,” a solo exhibition by anonymous visual artist Anne, curated by Gallery Rin in Kyoto as part of the Kyōto YouMe Triennale 2026. October 9 & 14–17, 2026. Free admission.

Explore Yu Tanaka’s tsutsumimono, a ceramic work that resembles something wrapped in cloth, through ideas of wrapping, boundaries, perception, and the way we see the world.

Discover tsutsumimono by Kyoto-based ceramic artist Yu Tanaka, newly added to the Gallery Rin Collection, and explore its ideas of wrapping, boundaries, and perception.

Following Anne’s exhibition in Kyoto, this curatorial reflection revisits key works including ERROR 404: Not Found and Big Sister is Watching You. Explore the overlapping layers of Japanese visual culture, internet imagery, identity, surveillance, and belonging that continue to emerge over time.

There is no single way to understand art. A quiet reflection on learning how to see through Anne’s work, presented at Gallery Rin in Kyoto.

Tani Q, a ceramic artist based in Shigaraki, Japan, reconstructs the material logic of Ko-Shigaraki. Through anagama kiln firing and controlled experimentation, he challenges the idea of chance in traditional ceramics.

What shapes what we see? A quiet reflection on perception through Anne’s work. Discover the exhibition “There, All Along” at Gallery Rin in Kyoto.

A quiet reflection on perception and unseen assumptions. Discover Anne’s exhibition “There, All Along” at Gallery Rin in Kyoto.

A spring day in Kyoto, spent at a park near the gallery with children under cherry blossoms in full bloom. A quiet reflection on seasonal beauty, slow living, and everyday moments in Japan.

In a Japanese tea ceremony (chaji), the roji garden path plays an essential role in preparing the mind. Discover how the tsukubai, koshikake machiai, and traditional practices create a calm transition before entering the tea room.

A quiet record of preparing a chaji in Kyoto — choosing the scroll, arranging tea utensils, and shaping a tea gathering around the early spring theme “Momo Hajimete Saku.”

Gallery Rin is a small art gallery in Kyoto. This is a blog written by the art director, Shiho Kanai.

Report on the Noh Mask Exhibition "Jiiji's Noh Mask" at Imakumano Kannonji Temple, Kyoto

POV Kyoto Photo Exhibition 2025 POV Kyoto is a photo exhibition hosted by Gallery Rin Kyoto, that eliminate the boundaries between everyday life and art. Focusing on the keyword "Express," we started this exhibition in 2023 in order to provide a place where people can once again feel the power of photography, where opportunities to print and exhibit are becoming rarer as digital cameras and smartphones have become more close.

Cedric van Eenoo Solo Exhibition at Gallery Rin Kyoto has ended. Thursday, January 9th & Friday, January 10th, 2025

Our gallery owner, Ryohei MIKI won the Grand Prize of "Message with Calligraphy Writing".「戦争に正義はない」 - "No Justice in War" -