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Deco Boko

SOTO has partnered with DECO BOKO in NYC at Nowhere Gallery, Jacob Javits Center and at Heath Ceramics in San Francisco throughout numerous activations.

The organizers of DECO BOKO are native to Japan, and have been dedicated to helping Japanese brands and manufacturers succeed in the US market. Despite the high potential of well-made and beautifully designed Japanese products, gaps between Japanese brands and American buyers often make it challenging to conduct business.

DECO BOKO is a phrase commonly used in Japan which means “uneven”, and could also mean“filling in the gaps”. We hope this traveling show helps fill in the gaps between Japanese brands and US buyers, for better transparency and streamlining the process to establish successful business relationships for both parties.

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Frieze Arts Fair

SOTO Sake: A Proud Supporter of the Arts at Frieze Los Angeles

As a dedicated patron of the arts, SOTO Sake proudly supported the fifth edition of Frieze Los Angeles, held from February 29 to March 3 at the Santa Monica Airport. This prestigious art fair showcased an array of artists who delved into the theme of “ecologies,” exploring its intimate, environmental, and urban dimensions.

Frieze Los Angeles: Highlights and Exhibitors

Christine Messineo, Frieze’s director of Americas, announced the excitement surrounding this year’s edition, featuring leading international exhibitors and renowned Los Angeles galleries. The fair highlighted a diverse array of contemporary art, bringing together influential artists and galleries from around the world.

SOTO Sake’s Cultural Fusion with Contemporary Art

Throughout Frieze Los Angeles week, SOTO Sake collaborated with numerous galleries to blend the cultural essence of Japanese sake with the vibrant world of contemporary art. This unique fusion offered a sensory experience that celebrated both the rich tradition of sake and the innovative spirit of modern art.

Frieze Arts Festival

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Reka Nyari at Sotheby’s Exhibition

A Playful and Provocative Look at Female Sexuality

Sotheby’s is hosting a groundbreaking selling exhibition, “A Woman’s Right to Pleasure,” in collaboration with BlackBook. This exhibition, inspired by the eponymous tome, offers a fresh perspective on female sexuality, tracing the female experience over the last century and challenging traditional narratives.

Celebrating Female Artists

The exhibition showcases the works of renowned female artists, including Nan Goldin, Penny Slinger, Reka Nyari, Tracey Emin, Judy Chicago, Jenny Holzer, Marilyn Minter, Betty Tompkins, Alexandra Rubinstein, and Louise Bourgeois. These artists explore women’s sexuality through various mediums such as prints, photography, oil paintings, and neon art, blending traditional and contemporary styles.

Reka Nyari: A Visionary Artist Supported by SOTO Sake

Reka Nyaris provocative and evocative works are a highlight of this exhibition. Known for her bold exploration of female sexuality, Nyari’s photography captures the essence of the modern woman. SOTO Sake is proud to support Reka Nyari in her numerous global exhibitions, where her work is featured in prestigious galleries around the world.

Learn More About Reka Nyari

Discover more about Reka Nyari’s artistic journey and her contributions to contemporary art. Click HERE for more information.