Gallery G-77 was first organized in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 2003 as an "International Art Space" and is now moving to Japan, Hiroshima. It specializes in exhibiting contemporary Japanese emerging and established artists. Gallery G-77 represents works from cutting-edge to modern masters in a wide variety of media including painting, photography, prints, sculpture, video and installations and organizes special exhibitions and art projects at museums, other galleries and art fairs in the USA, Europe, Russia and in the former republics of the Soviet Union. The Gallery does it in hope that this activity will give the Western audience a better understanding of Japanese aesthetics, sensibilities and "cultural energy" of post-modernity where contemporary values, forms and materials are integrated with traditional ones in an amazingly enriching ways.



 In 2010 in cooperation with Karin Shuter Gallery (Basel), Gallery G-77 launched a special art project "Eternity" which demonstrated the mutual artistic endeavor of Swiss and Japanese artists (Stephan Spiher, Watanabe Sawako and Mizutani Izuru) in interpreting nature as mystic and reverent, as well as passionate and realistic. This project was opened in Basel and will be exhibited in Tokyo, Nagoya and Hiroshima.

List of exhibitions organized by Gallery G-77

 

Improvisation, Japanese calligrapher Kotaro Hachinohe and Russian musician Aleksei Zubarev.   
          Calligraphy live performance
          Gallery G-77, St.Petersburg, Russia
Hibiku, Kotaro Hachinohe.  
          Contemporary sumi-e (ink painting)
          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
The Horror of Eros          Japanese manga exhibition  
          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
Ukiyo-e          Japanese traditional painting exhibition  
          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
AdLibidum Graphics, Kotaro Hachinohe          Japanese vanguard calligraphy
          Moscow Painters Central Hall, Moscow, Russia
Japanese animation show, Aumi Sasaki, Nishioka Natsumi, Naito Masaki and Seike Mika.          Cinema theatre Rodina, St. Petersburg, Russia
Japanese vanguard calligraphy exhibition, Kotaro Hachinohe (Shown at  Artindex  St. Petersburg)          Russian Ethnographic Museum. St. Petersburg, Russia
My Tokyo, Ashikawa Yuji          Painting  
          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
Line and Shape, Kotaro Hachinohe, Gennadii Zubkov, Olga Moiseeva, Svetlana Zvirkunova.           Japanese calligraphy, painting, collage
          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
The Color of the City, Maiko Maeda.            Painting
          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
Labyrinth, American artist Diana Wong and Russian musician Aleksei Zubarev.            Live event
          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
Reflection of Space, Diana Wong, Rene Amitai, Fedor Alekseev.           Painting
          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
Russian Tales, Gennadii Zubkov, Olga Moiseeva, Svetlana Zvirkunova.          Painting, collage
         Gallery Hannabi, Tokyo, Japan
Art Metal, Enryu Kano.           Ceramic and metal objects
          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
Unconscious Designs, Takuji Shinmura.           Photo
         Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
Female Figure, Svetlana Tsvirkunova.           Painting, collage
          Gallery G-2, Tokyo, Japan
Shodo, Kanae Morimoto and Watanabe Sawako.           Traditional Japanese calligraphy
          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
Music of Autumn, Japanese calligraphers Kanae Morimoto, Watanabe Sawako and Russian musician Aleksei Zubarev.           Live event
         Shemyakin Foundation, St. Petersburg, Russia
Art to Art,  Co-organized with Dmitrii Semenov Gallery.           Photo, installation, painting, objects
          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia
Solo Exhibition, Nataliya Abramova.           Painting
          Private Museum of Noble Life, St. Petersburg, Russia
 

• Archetypes of Phenomena, Sergei Kondrashkin.

          Sculpture.  

          (Co-organized with St. Petersburg Academy of Art)

          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia

• In The Most Beauty of Things, Gennadii Zubkov, Olga Moiseeva, Svetlana Zvirkunova.

          Painting, collage.  

          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia

• Lyrics of Putin’s St. Petersburg, Fedor Alekseev.

          Painting

          Gallery G-2, Tokyo, Japan

• Japanese Modern Art, Enryu Kano, Maiko Maeda, Takuji Shimmura and Mamoru Okuno.  

         Objects, painting, photo, audio installation

          National Gallery of Armenia, Yerevan, Armenia

• Mt. Fuji Exhibition, 42 Japanese Artists.

          Painting, collage, objects.  

          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia

• Art International Zurich, Fedor Alekseev, Solo.  

          Zurich, Swiss.

• Solo Exhibition, Ashikawa Uji.

          Painting

          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia

• Solo Exhibition, Sachie Okiai.

          Painting, collage

          Gallery G-77, St. Petersburg, Russia

• Art New York, Fedor Alekseev, Solo.

          New York, USA

• The Sound of Shodo, Japanese calligrapher Watanabe Sawako and Russian musician Aleksei Zubarev.

          Calligraphy live performance

          Galleriet G 18/, Helsinki, Finland

• The Sound of Shodo, Watanabe Sawako. Calligraphy

          Galleriet G 18/ Helsinki, Finland

• Eternal Line/ Mind-Meditation, Stephan Spicher & Enryu Kano.

          Painting, objects.

          Gallery G 2/ Tokyo, Japan

• Mt. Fuji Exhibition in Armenia, 42 Japanese Artists.

          Painting, collage, objects

          National Gallery of Armenia/Yerevan, Armenia

• Solo Exhibition, Izuru Mizutani. Installation, mix media

          Gallery G 18/, Helshinki, Finland

• Magic of Communication, Izuru Mizutani.

          Video/audio installation, mix media

          A.S. Popov Central Museum of Communication/

          St. Petersburg, Russia

• Japanesque, Touko Okamura.

          Painting, mix media

          Russian-Japanese House of Friendship.

          St. Petersburg, Russia

• Zen Meditation, Enryu Kano.

          Objects.  

          Karin Sutter Gallery, Basel, Swiss.