Today the retrospective exhibition of Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama opened at the Gering & Lopez Gallery in New York City. Works by the artist from 1970-2010 are on display and give a great sense of the range of art that the iconic artist has been working on over the course of his career. The show runs until February 19th, so make sure to go by.

Gering & López Gallery
730 Fifth Avenue
New York NY 10019
Tel 646 336 7183
Fax 646 336 7185
Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm

Photography: Jacob Breinholt for Highsnobiety.com/Curated Magazine.

Lots more images from the show follow after the jump.

Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama will be opening his latest exhibition at Gering & López Gallery in New York City. The exhibition will open January 2011 and will run for approximately two months. Hopefully we can give you a recap soon.

Gering & López Gallery
730 Fifth Avenue
New York NY 10019
Tel 646 336 7183
Fax 646 336 7185
Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm

The Armory Show started off yesterday, bringing together the art world in New York City. Gering & Lopez Gallery has some interesting pieces hanging in their booth, including a Kaws piece and a painting by Todd James, that we can preview today. Should you make it out there, the Gering & Lopez booth is at Pier 94 at Booth 1216.

A better look at the new works by Kaws and Todd James follow after the jump.

GERING & LOPEZ GALLERY is pleased to present Corrosions of Conformity, a solo exhibition of work by New York-based artist Michael Bevilacqua. Bevilacqua’s practice of recycling materials he has used or images he has seen is evident in the exhibition, as key motifs frequently resurface throughout his work. The same icon takes on new meaning in different settings, corroding the original message. His work is abstract, but routed firmly in experience.

This is Bevilacqua’s first solo exhibition at Gering & López Gallery. Corrosions of Conformity until February 21, 2009.

Last night we passed by the latest Kaws exhibition, that is currently running at the Gering & Lopez gallery in New York. The artist presented new canvas work, including some new pieces, but also some Sponge Bob pieces, that we had seen in previous exhibitions. The highlights in the show were probably the gigantic Chum character and the 30 bronze sculptures of the artists head.

In case you cannot make it out yourself, take a detailed look at the exhibition after the jump.

After his Miami exhibition, Kaws will be opening another exhibition, this time in his home town of New York. Gering & Lopez will he holding the exhibition, starting November 6th, until December 23rd. Judging from the above work that was created for the occasion, he will have new items on show, much different from his Miami show.

Something to be looking out for!