Ai YAMAGUCHI
Japanese 1977
Yamaguchi was bron in 1977. Since participating in the Hiropon Show in LA (1998), Yamaguchi has participated in number of group exhibitions both at home and abroad. These include Tokyo Girls Bravo held in Harajuku Nadiff, Tokyo, Japan; Officina Asia held at Galleria d'Arte Moderna in Bologna, Italy in 2004 as well as various other exhibitions which have been held in venues throughot Japan and the USA. Selected solo exhibitions including "Kamuro" held in Kanazawa, Japan in 2000; Sukutoko at Roberts & Tilton in LA and "Oyasumi" at Shaheen Contemporary in Cleveland, USA in 2003 and 2004 respectively. Ai Yamaguchi's works are truly timeless; they draw on both classical Japanese themes and contemporary styles. The artist's first American gallery show, "Sukutoko" (Roberts & Tiltion, LA, 2003) was an instant sellout and earned her work reviews in Art in America and the cover of Giant Robot Magazine.
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Princess Sakura
2007
Acrylic and foil on paper
51 x 36.5 cm
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Estimate
176,000 - 273,000 42,000 - 65,000 5,400 - 8,400
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Shobu-san & Kirarimaru (a set of 2)
2000
Acrylic and foam rubber on canvas mounted onto board
24 x 17 cm (x2)
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Estimate
140,000 - 240,000 37,000 - 63,000 4,700 - 8,100
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Sold Price
132,000 34,555 4,461
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Shobu-san & Kirarimaru (a set of 2)
2000
Acrylic and foam rubber on canvas mounted onto board
24 x 17 cm (x2)
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Estimate
160,000 - 260,000 39,000 - 63,000 5,300 - 8,700
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Sold Price
144,000 36,829 4,748
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Ganryuukotobuki
2000
Acrylic on oke tub
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Estimate
160,000 - 240,000 38,000 - 56,000 4,900 - 7,300
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Sold Price
120,000 28,916 3,731
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Yoiyoi
2004
Acrylic on paperboard
21 x 32.5 cm
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Estimate
160,000 - 240,000 41,000 - 61,500 5,500 - 8,300
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Sold Price
531,000 136,294 17,464
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