Sometimes, artists create work about their family. Other times, the entire family plays a role in making the art.
At the gallery HACO in Williamsburg (31 Grand St.), a new exhibition, “The water is straight though,” features not only Japanese artist Kyohei Sakaguchi’s 30 oil paintings and pastel drawings but also embroidery by his wife, Fu, and pastel drawings by his daughter Ao, and his son, Gen.
What’s more, those coming to the opening reception…
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