「酒場の痕跡」 古屋 正成 個展 ｜ “Traces of the Bar” Masashige Furuya Solo Exhibition
「酒場の痕跡」 古屋 正成 個展
*入場無料ですが、飲食店での展示となりますので、オーダーをお願いいたします。また会場は喫煙可能スペースとなります。
会期 2026年 10月17日（土） – 11月14日（土)
時間 17時〜23時 不定休
場所 呑み処 AJiRO (あじろう）
東京都千代田区神田須田町1-4-6 吉川ビル1階
Tel. 03-5244-4040
酒場を描く画家、古屋正成の個展「酒場の痕跡」を東京神田須田町の呑み処AJiROにて開催
祖父が営んでいた串焼き屋の記憶を原点に、古屋は幼い頃から酒場という場所を見つめてきました。仕事を終え、次の日が始まるまでのわずかな時間。酒場には、歓喜だけでなく、愚痴や涙、孤独や安堵といった、人間のさまざまな感情が現れます。古屋はそこに、日常の中にひそむ「至福の時間」と、人々の生きた痕跡を見つめています。本展では、古屋が描いてきた酒場の情景を、実際の酒場である「呑み処 AJiRO」に展示します。作品と酒場という空間が重なり合う至福の時間を、ぜひご堪能ください。企画・北井企画
Traces of the Bar
Masashige Furuya Solo Exhibition
October 17 (Sat.) – November 14 (Sat.), 2026
5:00 PM – 11:00 PM | Closed irregularly
Venue:
Nomidokoro AJiRO
1-4-6 Kanda-Suda-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Tel. +81 (0)3-5244-4040
Admission is free. As the exhibition is held in a restaurant/bar, guests are kindly asked to order food or drinks. Please also note that smoking is permitted in the venue.
About the Exhibition
“Traces of the Bar,” a solo exhibition by painter Masashige Furuya, will be held at Nomidokoro AJiRO, an actual neighborhood bar in Kanda-Suda-cho, Tokyo.
Inspired by memories of the yakitori restaurant once run by his grandfather, Furuya has observed the world of bars and drinking establishments since childhood. A bar offers a brief interval between the end of one’s working day and the beginning of the next. Within this fleeting time and intimate space, a wide range of human emotions emerge—not only joy and celebration, but also complaints, tears, loneliness, and relief. For Furuya, these places reveal moments of quiet happiness hidden within everyday life, as well as the traces left behind by the people who pass through them. For this exhibition, Furuya’s paintings depicting scenes from bars will be presented within Nomidokoro AJiRO itself, allowing the artworks and the atmosphere of the bar to overlap and become part of the same experience. We invite you to enjoy this unique encounter between painting and the bar—a fleeting, intimate moment of happiness within an everyday space. Curated and organized by KITAI KIKAKU