Image: IBASHO, Antwerpen
IBASHO has published details for Miho Kajioka’s 'mk 0041', a unique toned gelatin silver print included in the gallery’s exhibition programming in Antwerpen. The work page places the piece within a show titled 'Miho Kajioka - ‘so it went, goes, and will go…’', which IBASHO labels as a past exhibition with a run from 14 May to 2 August 2026.
According to the gallery page, 'mk 0041' measures 20 x 20 cm, with the image size noted as 20 x 20 cm, and is described as a unique print. The medium is listed as toned gelatin silver print. IBASHO’s exhibition page also places the work within a sequence of exhibition images and identifies it as part of the artist’s broader presentation on the site, rather than as a separate project.
The publication appears alongside IBASHO’s own summer mailing, which frames the gallery’s schedule around a seasonal pause and upcoming vernissages. In that newsletter, IBASHO says both IBASHO and IN-DEPENDANCE will be closed until new exhibitions open in September, and it directs attention to future openings rather than extending the current exhibition beyond the dates already given on the work page.
The gallery’s listings show the work in the context of IBASHO’s focus on photographic practices. IBASHO describes itself on the site through its exhibition and bookshop pages, and the current entry situates Kajioka’s print within a gallery framework that includes works, videos and related artist pages. For this item, however, the verified information is limited to the work title, material, dimensions and exhibition dating.
IBASHO’s page for 'mk 0041' does not provide a curatorial statement in the source material reviewed here, so the work is best understood through the concrete catalogue details the gallery has supplied. The tonal gelatin silver print, presented as a unique work, indicates an individual photographic object rather than an editioned series print.
The work is linked on the gallery site to exhibition '#78 Miho Kajioka - ‘so it went, goes, and will go…’', which the page marks as past exhibition content. The dates attached to that exhibition are 14 May - 2 August 2026, while the separate newsletter lists the broader summer closure period and the later September reopening plans for IBASHO and IN-DEPENDANCE in Antwerpen.
