Ivan Baron Great Exhibitions
Information on upcoming solo exhibitions and recently held solo exhibitions.
IVAN BARON Memorial Exhibition Held in Osaka 2023
10th June ( Sat)- 16th June( Fri) 2016 10: 00 – 17:30 Gallery IKUTOKU (Osaka
Kyoko Hirano third anniversary of a death
16th May ( Sun)- 13th June( Sun) 2021 9: 00 – 17:00 Ｃａｆｅ Little Gallery (Osaka
Kyoko Hirano, the younger sister of Yasuko, has been a longtime supporter of Ivan's exhibitions since 1986, when he held his first solo show in Japan. The venue for this year's exhibition, Cafe Little Gallery, was also the venue where Kyoko Hirano had planned to hold the Ivan Baron exhibition before her death. Although the exhibition was cancelled last April due to the declaration of a state of emergency, the Ivan Baron exhibition was held at the same venue to commemorate the memory of Kyoko Hirano. Mrs. Yasuko was also present during the exhibition period, and we remembered Kyoko together with everyone.
TUESDAY 18th TO SUNDAY 23rd OCTOBER
CHELSEA OLD TOWN HALL 1st FLOOR CHELSEA GALLERY
After Japanese 20th Memorial exhibition, it was held in London at Chelsea Old Town Hall where is located fashionable Kings Road in Chelsea.People enjoyed to see his painting includes pieces that have never been seen before, also post cards , photographs and files of newspaper cuttings. What was surprised is that a man brought 3 painting he had bought an auction in London last year,it was lovely to see them again.
IVAN BARON Memorial Exhibition Held in Osaka 2016
24th May ( Tue)- 28th May( Sat) 2016 10: 00 – 18:00 Gallery IKUTOKU (Osaka
It has been 20 years since Ivan's death of a Heart Attack in 1996.
This is a 20th Memorial Exhibition which includes pieces that have never been seen before.
Mrs Baron would like to welcome you after all this time and hopes you enjoy the charm, unique style and his beautiful world.
The Fundraising Event for the Earthquake and Tsunami in Northern Japan
1-4-June 2011 Gallery IKUTOKU (Osaka
The report and Thanks for our Charity Exhibition
I was thinking deeply of something I could do for the area, where there was a great deal of damage to towns and villages. With the help of the gallery, I managed to arrange a fundraising charity exhibition. As the result of many people's support, we raised ¥991,750 and all the money was donated to the Osaka branch of the Japanese Red Cross on June 15th 2011. I thank all the people who supported this event and pray for those who have lost friends and family, may they rest in peace.
Ivan Baron's 13th year Memorial Exhibition
1-7 June 2008 Social Welfare Foundation KIRAKUEN ASHIYA Gallery (Ashiya
The 13th year memorial exhibition was held in Osaka and Ashiya. It displayed Ivan's unique works and gave visitors who knew him well the chance to remember his charming personality.
15-19-June 2008 Hotel Aldebaran 2F (Osaka
20-28-May 2006 Paramita Museum in Small Gallery (Yokkaichi
Paramita Museum was built in 2003 and is located Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefectures near the famous Yunoyama Hot Spring. Ivan's connection to this is that it was the hometown of his mother-in-law.
12-21 December 2003 Ikutoku Comunity Center 2F Gallery IKUTOKU (Osaka
Ivan Baron enjoyed great support from Ikutoku Gallery and exhibited his work many times.His 7th year memorial exhibition was held in this gallery in Osaka, many people visited to pay their respect. This painting shows one of the galleries at which Ivan used to hold his exhibitions .
13-18 May 2004 Gallery AGAPE-ART (Kobe
Kobe and Sumiyoshi uptown The retrospection exhibition was held for gallery AGAPE-ART in one corner of a quiet residential street . 40 paintings, including a precious early work of Mr.Baron's were sent. It became a retrospective exhibition full of colourful charm.
20 September - 5 December 1997 Gallery Renaissance Square (Himeji
The 1st year memorial great exhibition was held in Himeji. It displayed about 100 paintings. Many people visited and lamented his sudden death.
Exhibition during his lifetime
Ivan held many solo exhibitions in Japan. Among them, we introduce his first solo exhibition in Japan around 1988, and his solo exhibitions in Kobe, Osaka, and Ginza in 1992.
