Hiroko Imada

Hiroko is a painter, printmaker, and site-specific installation artist. 

She is a member of the Japan Artists Association 

and the International Association of Art 

and regularly teaches at the Prince’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts and the British Museum. 

Short Film ‘Dear Artists - Hiroko Imada’ 

created by students of University for the Creative Arts

24 June 2021: The Hollywood film ‘Fast and Furious 9’ released in the U.K. and Imada’s painting is in the film.   

                                                                          

News

Artist Interview with Sway Gallery London

published on 19 March 2021 

30 Sep 2021 - 30 Jan 2022: A short film of Imada making a woodblock print inspired by Hokusai’s drawing runs at the exhibition ‘Hokusai: The Great Picture Book of Everything’ at the British Museum

8 April 2022 - 12 March 2023: A short film of Imada making a woodblock colour print inspirede by the Royal Collettion runs at the exhibition of “Japan: Court and Culture at the Queen’s Gagllery at the Buckingham Palace

18 - 22 July 2022: Making a Japanese Woodblock Print &Folded Screen

at the Prince’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts

26 - 30 Sep 2022: Japanese Woodblock Printmaking - Create a London Scene

at the Prince’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts

Mon 24 Oct 2022, 1 - 2PM: Lunchtime Lecture 

THe Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, London

Fri 25 Nov 2022: Japanese Woodblock Printkaing Workshop for KS4 &KS5

at the British Museum

Mon 5 Dec 2022: Japanese Woodblock Printkaing Workshop for KS4 &KS5

at the British Museum

Fri 9 Dec 2022: Japanese Woodblock Printkaing Workshop for KS4 &KS5

at the British Museum

To find out the details of exhibitions, workshops and events, 

please go to News or http://www.facebook.com/hirokoimada.uk