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Polyphony: four creators, one shared vision of layered, resonant artistry.Being - A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Ja...
08/30/2026

Polyphony: four creators, one shared vision of layered, resonant artistry.

Being - A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese Artists

Reception: Saturday, August 29, 2026, 5–7PM
Live Painting: 1–3PM

Curated by Artist Collective - Polyphony
On View: August 27-31, 2026 | 12-5pm
Artists: Yui Koshiyama 越山 由唯｜日本画 / Sohei Yamaguchi / Akiyo Ochiai Akiyo Ochiai / Ayano Todaka 戸髙綾乃｜日本画・書道
Gallery60 NYC | 208 East 60th St, New York, NY 10022 | tel. 347-601-4323

Questioning “Being” in New York in the Age of AI
A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese Artists at Gallery 60 NYC

In an era where AI continuously and rapidly transforms society, this exhibition establishes a philosophical sanctuary in New York to re-examine the core of “Being”̶what it truly means to exist and live as a human. Driven by the fundamental question, “What does it mean to live?”, the artists engage in dialogue with people from
diverse backgrounds to contemplate our collective future. By unearthing the emotions and imagination born from genuine human connection, this exhibition seeks to
spark new perspectives. Set against the backdrop of New York̶a multinational metropolis where diverse cultures and thoughts intersect̶the exhibition embraces this multi-layered complexity as a source of creation, exploring ways for humans to truly live as humans, transcending nationalities and borders.

Actions. Being - A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese ArtistsReception: Saturday, August 29, 2026, 5–7PMLive Pai...
08/30/2026

Actions.

Being - A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese Artists

Reception: Saturday, August 29, 2026, 5–7PM
Live Painting: 1–3PM

Curated by Artist Collective - Polyphony
On View: August 27-31, 2026 | 12-5pm
Artists: Yui Koshiyama 越山 由唯｜日本画 / Sohei Yamaguchi / Akiyo Ochiai Akiyo Ochiai / Ayano Todaka 戸髙綾乃｜日本画・書道
Gallery60 NYC | 208 East 60th St, New York, NY 10022 | tel. 347-601-4323

Questioning “Being” in New York in the Age of AI
A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese Artists at Gallery 60 NYC

In an era where AI continuously and rapidly transforms society, this exhibition establishes a philosophical sanctuary in New York to re-examine the core of “Being”̶what it truly means to exist and live as a human. Driven by the fundamental question, “What does it mean to live?”, the artists engage in dialogue with people from
diverse backgrounds to contemplate our collective future. By unearthing the emotions and imagination born from genuine human connection, this exhibition seeks to
spark new perspectives. Set against the backdrop of New York̶a multinational metropolis where diverse cultures and thoughts intersect̶the exhibition embraces this multi-layered complexity as a source of creation, exploring ways for humans to truly live as humans, transcending nationalities and borders.

Thank you for coming to our reception today and congratulations to artists!We are also grateful to have PennNYC alumni ...
08/30/2026

Thank you for coming to our reception today and congratulations to artists!
We are also grateful to have PennNYC alumni group in this reception. Special thanks to Kinko Agri Tour in Japan who provided and supported green tea and snacks. Check their eco-tourism in japan.

Being - A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese Artists

Reception: Saturday, August 29, 2026, 5–7PM
Live Painting: 1–3PM

Curated by Artist Collective - Polyphony
On View: August 27-31, 2026 | 12-5pm
Artists: Yui Koshiyama 越山 由唯｜日本画 / Sohei Yamaguchi / Akiyo Ochiai Akiyo Ochiai / Ayano Todaka 戸髙綾乃｜日本画・書道
Gallery60 NYC | 208 East 60th St, New York, NY 10022 | tel. 347-601-4323

Questioning “Being” in New York in the Age of AI
A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese Artists at Gallery 60 NYC

In an era where AI continuously and rapidly transforms society, this exhibition establishes a philosophical sanctuary in New York to re-examine the core of “Being”̶what it truly means to exist and live as a human. Driven by the fundamental question, “What does it mean to live?”, the artists engage in dialogue with people from
diverse backgrounds to contemplate our collective future.

Being - A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese ArtistsReception: Saturday, August 29, 2026, 5–7PMLive Painting: 1–...
08/29/2026

Being - A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese Artists

Reception: Saturday, August 29, 2026, 5–7PM
Live Painting: 1–3PM

Curated by Artist Collective - Polyphony
On View: August 27-31, 2026 | 12-5pm
Artists: Yui Koshiyama 越山 由唯｜日本画 / Sohei Yamaguchi / Akiyo Ochiai Akiyo Ochiai / Ayano Todaka 戸髙綾乃｜日本画・書道
Gallery60 NYC | 208 East 60th St, New York, NY 10022 | tel. 347-601-4323

Questioning “Being” in New York in the Age of AI
A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese Artists at Gallery 60 NYC

In an era where AI continuously and rapidly transforms society, this exhibition establishes a philosophical sanctuary in New York to re-examine the core of “Being”̶what it truly means to exist and live as a human.

Some action photos from artists - mark your calendar for their live performances and reception 8/29!Being - A Group Exh...
08/18/2026

Some action photos from artists - mark your calendar for their live performances and reception 8/29!

Being - A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese Artists

Reception: Saturday, August 29, 2026, 5–7PM
Live Painting: 1–3PM

Curated by Artist Collective - Polyphony
On View: August 27-31, 2026 | 12-5pm
Artists: Yui Koshiyama 越山 由唯｜日本画 / Sohei Yamaguchi / Akiyo Ochiai Akiyo Ochiai / Ayano Todaka 戸髙綾乃｜日本画・書道
Gallery60 NYC | 208 East 60th St, New York, NY 10022 | tel. 347-601-4323

Questioning “Being” in New York in the Age of AI
A Group Exhibition by Four Emerging Japanese Artists at Gallery 60 NYC

In an era where AI continuously and rapidly transforms society, this exhibition establishes a philosophical sanctuary in New York to re-examine the core of “Being”̶what it truly means to exist and live as a human. Driven by the fundamental question, “What does it mean to live?”, the artists engage in dialogue with people from
diverse backgrounds to contemplate our collective future. By unearthing the emotions and imagination born from genuine human connection, this exhibition seeks to
spark new perspectives. Set against the backdrop of New York̶a multinational metropolis where diverse cultures and thoughts intersect̶the exhibition embraces this multi-layered complexity as a source of creation, exploring ways for humans to truly live as humans, transcending nationalities and borders.

Bing Lunew moon, 2026Archival Inkjet Print15 x 20 in. | 38.1 x 50.8 cmwhat remains after the imageSolo Exhibition by Bin...
08/15/2026

Bing Lu

new moon, 2026
Archival Inkjet Print
15 x 20 in. | 38.1 x 50.8 cm

what remains after the image
Solo Exhibition by Bing Lu bing lu
August 13-25, 2026 | 12-6pm
(Sunday-Tuesday Appointment Only)
Gallery60 NYC | 208 East 60th St, New York, NY 10022
tel. 347-601-4323

Gallery 60 NYC is pleased to present the second solo exhibition by Bing Lu (b. 1999). what remains after the image is an ongoing photographic inquiry into intimacy shaped by absence, displacement and endurance. Built from archival photographs exchanged between Lu and a significant other, the series approaches photography as an active record through which personal memory can be revisited, interrupted, and reformed. what remains after the image will be on view from August 13 - 25, 2026, at Gallery 60 NYC.

Artist Bio

Bing Lu (鲁冰) (b. 1999) bing lu is a Chinese photographer from Beijing, China. She graduated with a BFA in Photography from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston, and a MFA in Photography, Video, and Related Media from the School of Visual Arts in New York. Her photographic series include unconditional, 2019 - 2022; like this, like that, i’m starting to crack, 2024; what remains after the image, 2026 - ongoing. Working across portraiture, abstraction, and alternative processes, Lu’s work engages an ongoing inquiry into the assumed objectivity of the image and the construction of meaning, examining how images are produced, mediated, and understood as both a physical object and a cumulative record of collective seeing. Her photographic series have been exhibited at Gallery 60 NYC, Photographic Resource Center, The Curated Fridge, Syosset Library Gallery, Raynham Hall Museum, and PH21 Photography Gallery. Her photographs have appeared in numerous publications including Art Poetry Journal, Visual Art Journal, Float Photo Magazine, FIGGI Magazine, and Roundcube. Lu currently lives in Beijing and New York City.

Bing Luwashed, 2026Archival Inkjet Print6 x 8 in. | 15.24 x 20.32 cmwhat remains after the imageSolo Exhibition by Bing ...
08/15/2026

Bing Lu

washed, 2026
Archival Inkjet Print
6 x 8 in. | 15.24 x 20.32 cm

what remains after the image
Solo Exhibition by Bing Lu bing lu
August 13-25, 2026 | 12-6pm
(Sunday-Tuesday Appointment Only)
Gallery60 NYC | 208 East 60th St, New York, NY 10022
tel. 347-601-4323

Gallery 60 NYC is pleased to present the second solo exhibition by Bing Lu (b. 1999). what remains after the image is an ongoing photographic inquiry into intimacy shaped by absence, displacement and endurance. Built from archival photographs exchanged between Lu and a significant other, the series approaches photography as an active record through which personal memory can be revisited, interrupted, and reformed. what remains after the image will be on view from August 13 - 25, 2026, at Gallery 60 NYC.

Artist Bio

Bing Lu (鲁冰) (b. 1999) bing lu is a Chinese photographer from Beijing, China. She graduated with a BFA in Photography from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston, and a MFA in Photography, Video, and Related Media from the School of Visual Arts in New York. Her photographic series include unconditional, 2019 - 2022; like this, like that, i’m starting to crack, 2024; what remains after the image, 2026 - ongoing. Working across portraiture, abstraction, and alternative processes, Lu’s work engages an ongoing inquiry into the assumed objectivity of the image and the construction of meaning, examining how images are produced, mediated, and understood as both a physical object and a cumulative record of collective seeing. Her photographic series have been exhibited at Gallery 60 NYC, Photographic Resource Center, The Curated Fridge, Syosset Library Gallery, Raynham Hall Museum, and PH21 Photography Gallery. Her photographs have appeared in numerous publications including Art Poetry Journal, Visual Art Journal, Float Photo Magazine, FIGGI Magazine, and Roundcube. Lu currently lives in Beijing and New York City.

Bing Luchase, 2026Archival Inkjet Print15 x 20 in. | 38.1 x 50.8 cmwhat remains after the imageSolo Exhibition by Bing L...
08/15/2026

Bing Lu

chase, 2026
Archival Inkjet Print
15 x 20 in. | 38.1 x 50.8 cm

what remains after the image
Solo Exhibition by Bing Lu bing lu
August 13-25, 2026 | 12-6pm
(Sunday-Tuesday Appointment Only)
Gallery60 NYC | 208 East 60th St, New York, NY 10022
tel. 347-601-4323

Gallery 60 NYC is pleased to present the second solo exhibition by Bing Lu (b. 1999). what remains after the image is an ongoing photographic inquiry into intimacy shaped by absence, displacement and endurance. Built from archival photographs exchanged between Lu and a significant other, the series approaches photography as an active record through which personal memory can be revisited, interrupted, and reformed. what remains after the image will be on view from August 13 - 25, 2026, at Gallery 60 NYC.

Artist Bio

Bing Lu (鲁冰) (b. 1999) bing lu is a Chinese photographer from Beijing, China. She graduated with a BFA in Photography from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston, and a MFA in Photography, Video, and Related Media from the School of Visual Arts in New York. Her photographic series include unconditional, 2019 - 2022; like this, like that, i’m starting to crack, 2024; what remains after the image, 2026 - ongoing. Working across portraiture, abstraction, and alternative processes, Lu’s work engages an ongoing inquiry into the assumed objectivity of the image and the construction of meaning, examining how images are produced, mediated, and understood as both a physical object and a cumulative record of collective seeing. Her photographic series have been exhibited at Gallery 60 NYC, Photographic Resource Center, The Curated Fridge, Syosset Library Gallery, Raynham Hall Museum, and PH21 Photography Gallery. Her photographs have appeared in numerous publications including Art Poetry Journal, Visual Art Journal, Float Photo Magazine, FIGGI Magazine, and Roundcube. Lu currently lives in Beijing and New York City.

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08/15/2026

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Bing Lusnow #78, 2026Archival Inkjet Print6 x 8 in. | 15.24 x 20.32 cmwhat remains after the imageSolo Exhibition by Bi...
08/13/2026

Bing Lu

snow #78, 2026
Archival Inkjet Print
6 x 8 in. | 15.24 x 20.32 cm

what remains after the image
Solo Exhibition by Bing Lu bing lu
August 13-23, 2026 | 12-6pm
(Sunday-Tuesday Appointment Only)
Gallery60 NYC | 208 East 60th St, New York, NY 10022
tel. 347-601-4323

Gallery 60 NYC is pleased to present the second solo exhibition by Bing Lu (b. 1999). what remains after the image is an ongoing photographic inquiry into intimacy shaped by absence, displacement and endurance. Built from archival photographs exchanged between Lu and a significant other, the series approaches photography as an active record through which personal memory can be revisited, interrupted, and reformed. what remains after the image will be on view from August 13 - 23, 2026, at Gallery 60 NYC.

Artist Bio

Bing Lu (鲁冰) (b. 1999) bing lu is a Chinese photographer from Beijing, China. She graduated with a BFA in Photography from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston, and a MFA in Photography, Video, and Related Media from the School of Visual Arts in New York. Her photographic series include unconditional, 2019 - 2022; like this, like that, i’m starting to crack, 2024; what remains after the image, 2026 - ongoing. Working across portraiture, abstraction, and alternative processes, Lu’s work engages an ongoing inquiry into the assumed objectivity of the image and the construction of meaning, examining how images are produced, mediated, and understood as both a physical object and a cumulative record of collective seeing. Her photographic series have been exhibited at Gallery 60 NYC, Photographic Resource Center, The Curated Fridge, Syosset Library Gallery, Raynham Hall Museum, and PH21 Photography Gallery. Her photographs have appeared in numerous publications including Art Poetry Journal, Visual Art Journal, Float Photo Magazine, FIGGI Magazine, and Roundcube. Lu currently lives in Beijing and New York City.

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