“Vein of a Brushstroke”

October 20, 2010 - April 17, 2011

This exhibition features works from Teruko Yokoi's expressive body of work that allow viewers to enjoy the movement of her brush strokes. In addition, we have selected works on the theme of flowers and scenes from winter and new spring seasons. We hope you will enjoy the vivid colors as well as the flowing and bouncing movements of the brushstrokes. A total of 52 works in egg tempera, oil, watercolor, and lithograph will be presented, including 8 works on display for the first time.

“Poem of Mountain and Moon”

June 1 - October 17, 2010

This exhibition features works by Teruko Yokoi depicting landscapes with mountains and the moon, and focuses on scenes of the moon in nature. Visitors will be able to trace the mountain landscapes that Ms. Yokoi found in various places, such as the Swiss Alps, Mt. Ena, and Mt. Fuji, and appreciate the seasonal changes from summer to autumn.

“Red”

November 21, 2009 - May 29, 2010

The vivid red of Teruko Yokoi's work comes back to life when you close your eyes. In this exhibition, we will introduce Ms. Yokoi's red works in different mediums such as oil, lithograph, egg tempera, etc., which have various expressions: the dazzling and graceful red of poppies, the red of autumn leaves burning crimson, the red of sunset almost vermilion with the warmth of the sun...etc.

Lithograph Exhibition “Poems of the Four Seasons”

October 25 - November 30, 2008

This exhibition features lithographs produced between the 1960s and the 1990s. Unlike oil paintings and tempera works, the abstractly expressed forms of seasonal flowers and landscapes are completed with more vivid colors and bolder compositions. These are very valuable works produced by Ms. Yokoi, who was directly involved in the entire process of lithography, which is said to be the most complex and time-consuming of all printmaking processes.

Oil Painting Exhibition “Prelude”

November 17, 2007 - January 13, 2008

This exhibition introduces the transition of Yokoi Teruko's techniques until she adopted abstract expression, including early oil paintings made in Ms. Yokoi's hometown of Tsushima City before she left Japan and works made in San Francisco and New York from 1953 after she moved to the United States.

Teruko Yokoi's New Haiga “Close to Yosa Buson” Charity for Onoda Nature School

October 22 - 30, 2005

Painter Teruko Yokoi, who has lived in Bern, Switzerland for many years, is a poet of colors who continues to paint nature as an important theme of her heart (daisies, water lilies, mountains, etc.). Hiroo Onoda survived the "30 Years War" after fighting alone on the Lubang Island and moved to Brazil, where he ran a successful ranch. He is also working for the last time on the "Onoda Nature School," an educational program for children who appreciate the greatness of nature and have a spirit of cooperation and self-reliance.
Teruko Yokoi sympathizes with the philosophy of Onoda Nature School and will open the second support charity exhibition of 40 of her works. All proceeds will be donated.