Japanese born Aiko Nakagawa is best known for being one of the founding members of FAILE.
Her mix of floral designs, girl cartoons and street images are all trademarks of her work. Her most recent show at the Ad hoc gallery sold out extremely quickly.
Aiko Nakagawa has been an influence on the street art scene as a founder of the artist collective FAILE for a long time. Her name appered in the Sotheby's catalogue as one of the most influential figures in street art along with Banksy, Faile, and Bast. Her solo works have been exhibited at Merry Karnowsky Gallery, LA, Joshua Liner Gallery, New York etc.
Born 1975 in Tokyo, Japan
Currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY
SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2008
“Shut up & Look” at Brooklynite Gallery in Brooklyn, NY (Sept.-Oct)
GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2008
“Heart & Soul” at Alphabet in Queens, NY (Oct.)
“Time Changes” at Calm & Punk Gallery in Tokyo, Japan (June 7th-8th)
“NEXT: Mike Ming and Friends” at Uplink Gallery in Tokyo, Japan (June 5th-16th)
“Locked and Loaded” at Joshua Liner Gallery in New York, NY (Apr.-May)
“Grand Opening Exhibition: Hard Left” at Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Berlin, Germany (Mar.-May)
“PINK AIKO: Brick Ladies of NYC” at Ad Hoc Art in Brooklyn, NY (Mar.-Apr.)
SCOPE at Lincoln Center in New York, NY (Mar. 26th-30th)
“Pop Subversion” at Ad Hoc Art in Brooklyn, NY (Feb.-Mar.)
“Poster Renaissance 2” at New Image Art in Los Angeles, CA (Jan.-Feb.)
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