[Ended] [Lottery] Guide to Applying for the Drawing Sale of HIROSE Shoko's Works Exhibited at "Born New Art Vol.3"

We will be holding a lottery sale of works by HIROSE Shoko, who joins the second week of "Born New Art Vol.3". Full details on the sale are below; the application form can be found at the bottom of this page.

* The application form can be found at the bottom of this page.

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Painting began with images on cave walls, and over the ages its supports and modes of expression have kept evolving. My work is guided by a single idea: an approach to painting made possible precisely by today's world, where the boundary between the digital and the physically present has grown indistinct. Each piece is produced by printing a digitally created image onto a mirror-finished acrylic panel and then working back over it by hand with drawing media.

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Art Fair GINZA tagboat x MITSUKOSHI (Mitsukoshi Ginza) / WAVE2022 (Arts Chiyoda 3331) / Hatsune Miku x ISETAN (Isetan Shinjuku) / CULTURE ART PARK 2023 (Daikanyama Tsutaya)

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[Important Notes on Lottery Applications]

You may apply to purchase a work through the dedicated lottery form.
Owing to the large number of enquiries we have received, and in the interest of fairness, purchases will be decided by lottery.

Applications close at 18:00 on Tuesday, 4 April 2023. A fair draw will then be held, and winners of the "right to purchase" will be notified by email by the end of Wednesday, 5 April. (Please note that those who are not selected will not receive a notification.)

Any works that receive no applications by the closing date will continue to be offered for sale on a first-come, first-served basis.

<Notes on Lottery Applications>

• Works are offered through a lottery sale, with applications made via the dedicated lottery form. In the interest of fairness, advance applications are limited to three works per person.
• The application period runs until 18:00 on Tuesday, 4 April 2023. After it closes, a fair draw will be held and winners will be notified of their "right to purchase" by email by the end of Wednesday, 5 April. Please note that those who are not selected will not be contacted.
• For works where applicant screening or a concentration of applications on a single piece means the purchase cannot be confirmed by lottery, sales will continue on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Once you have won, the work will be shipped roughly two weeks after the close of the exhibition, following receipt of payment.
• Please note that cancellations cannot be accepted once a win has been confirmed.
• Please complete payment within three days of your win being confirmed.
• Subtle colours and textures may differ from the actual work.
• Changes to your application can be made only during the lottery application period.
• Shipping is charged separately from the price of the work and is, as a rule, cash on delivery. For international shipments, all shipping charges, import duties, and any other locally incurred costs are the customer's responsibility.
• For works sold by lottery, all payment must be made in advance by bank transfer.
• Finally, by submitting an application you are deemed to have agreed to all of the above.