Japan has a curious culture which maintains a constant tension between the traditional and the modern. As a collective, Kamon Design translate the ancient Japanese art of Kamon – symbols of time past derived from patterns in nature – into modern design.

Keiichi Tanaami, Masaru Ishiura, Namaiki, Marok and Naohiro Ukawa have exhibited at creative spaces worldwide, such as Berlin’s Circle Culture Gallery, Pret a Porter Paris, Tokyo’s Mori Arts Centre and Paul Smith’s London boutique. Exhibiting for the first time in Australia Via Alley will host 16 unique artworks in two rounds (see below) as well as showcasing and selling Kamon Design(ed) books, tees and scarves as well.

Exhibition Dates:
November 15 - December 14, Keiichi Tanaami x Masaru Ishiura
December 14 - January 11, Namaiki x Marok x Naohiro Ukawa.

Supported by Lodown, Colab, TwoThousand, NowNow