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Founded
2014
Directors
Martijn van Pieterson
Annemarie Zethof
Locations
Tolstraat 67
Antwerp
2000
Belgium
Exhibited artists
Yoshihiro Tatsuki
Ken Kitano
Miho Kajioka
Yoshinori Mizutani
Yoko Ikeda

IBASHO means 'a place where you can be yourself' in Japanese. IBASHO is a gallery in Antwerp that opened her doors in March 2015, showing fine art Japanese photography ranging from works by well-known Japanese photographers to younger contemporary Japanese artists as well as works from Western photographers who were inspired by Japan. IBASHO intends to show the versatility and beauty of Japanese photography in its many guises, from the raw and unpolished to the minimalist and still. As photo books are an important medium for presenting photography in Japan, IBASHO also deals in new and antiquarian Japanese photo books.