Gallery Collaborations

Takuro Someya Contemporary Art (TSCA) is an art gallery in Tokyo showing research and work by Japanese and international contemporary artists across a variety of genres and media. TSCA has participated in a number of international art fairs, including Art Basel Miami Beach, Art Stage Singapore, and more.
TSCA has partnerships with 12 artists, including Kenjiro Okazaki, Enrico Isamu Oyama, Rafaël Rozendaal, Ryoichi Kurokawa, Mai Yamashita + Naoto Kobayashi, and Mayumi Hosokura. Before founding TSCA in 2006, Takuro Someya worked at SCAI THE BATH HOUSE (2002 to 2005). TSCA is now located within a major contemporary art gallery complex (TERRADA Art Complex) in the Shinagawa ward of Tokyo.

Upstream Gallery, established in 2003, has quickly gained a credible international reputation among collectors, art institutions and critics, and is a perfect example of Amsterdam’s internationally renowned contribution to contemporary art. With a focus on radical, engaged, conceptual and post-internet art, Upstream Gallery brings pioneering and critical work from artists from the Netherlands and abroad.
Since September 2015 Upstream is situated in a monumental 17th-century city palace in Amsterdam's city center. The iconic grand canal house, known as the Poppenhuis ('Poppen House'), was built by renowned architect Philips Vingboons in 1642 and is one of his major works. With its sleek, classical facade it draws much attention among the many step-gables in the area.