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Sorry I'm so behind on things, everyone. Turns out having a kid is a lot of work. Anyway, I'm queuing some old stuff and trying to catch up on the new. If you aren't signed up for Junko's mailing list, do so here to keep up with her latest updates.
I'm taking part in Giant Robot's group show, Rakugaki (which means "doodle" in Japanese). This year, I asked people on Instagram to suggest things they wanted me to draw. Thanks to everyone who responded! I wish I could have drawn all of the requests, but here are the three ideas I picked: - A frilly girl w/ a hime cut, maybe with bunnies or other plush toys - A woman with extremely long hair using a brush to detangle as she finds little aliens - Zombie Girls (I drew Aki & Akko , the zombie sisters from my comic, Cinderalla) The show opens on Saturday, March 14, starting with art available online and an online tour at 12:00 PM. The gallery will open to visitors at 1:00 PM, and a public reception will be held from 6:00–9:00 PM. (I won’t be able to attend the reception 🥲)
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-- Junko Mizuno's newsletter, 3/10/26
On Saturday April 11th, I'm doing a talk & signing event - my first event in Japan in over 20 years! 🥳 The venue is the Museum of Roadside Art in Mukojima founded by my friend, editor & photographer, Kyoichi Tsuzuki. As this year marks the 30th anniversary of my career as an artist, I’ll be talking about my journey so far, including my work since moving to the US in 2009. There will also be a Q&A session and a signing afterward. ( Talk will be in Japanese.) If you’re in Tokyo and over 18, please come join us! 水野純子と遊ぼう！2026 — 30th Anniversary Artist Event — Saturday, April 11, 2026 Talk starts at 5:00 PM (Doors open at 3:00 PM) Admission: ¥3,500 (includes one drink and a small souvenir) Talk with Kyoichi Tsuzuki looking back at Junko’s career, Q&A session, Signing, Merchandise sales and more! Venue Museum of Roadside Art ⚠️mature content⚠️ 5-28-4 Mukojima, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 🚫 Please note: The museum contains adult-themed exhibits. Must be 18 or older to enter! Reservations Please reserve your spot by emailing the museum👉🏼 [email protected] Capacity is limited to 40 people so please book early!
-- Junko Mizuno's newsletter, 3/10/26
My gig poster exhibition, Ink, Paper, Plastic is on view at Haight Street Art Center in San Francisco. The official show poster and T-shirt are now available at the art center and online. Junko Mizuno: Ink, Paper, Plastic – Official Show Poster $60.00 (Free shipping in the US!) A 2-color silkscreen print featuring a girl proudly standing with my name 水野純子 on her left leg. Each poster is carefully hand-printed in the Haight Street Art Center print studio. Junko Mizuno Show T-Shirt $40.00 (Free shipping in the US!) Featuring the artwork originally created for a Faith No More gig poster in 2021. The exhibition includes a wide selection of my silkscreen gig posters, along with original drawings, giclée prints, books, toys, and more. The show runs through March 22 at Haight Street Art Center (Print Studio Gallery, 2nd floor). 215 Haight St, San Francisco CA, USA Open Thursday–Sunday, 12–6 PM. Admission is free. Click here for more info Some items from the show are also available online: Gig Posters → Secret Serpents Online Store Giclée Prints → Gallery Nucleus Online Store Witch Queen Art Figure → Kidrobot Online Store MOMINU Collectible Toys → DSTLRY Online Store For inquiries about original drawings or available works, please email: [email protected]
-- Junko Mizuno's newsletter, 2/23/26
My silkscreen gig poster exhibition “Ink, Paper, Plastic” is now open at Haight Street Art Center in San Francisco. I’ll be at the opening reception party this Friday, February 6, from 5–9 PM. If you’re in town, please come say hi! The exhibition runs through March 22 and features: • Almost all of the gig posters I’ve created for bands since 2010 • Original ink drawings for selected posters • Figures & merchandise I designed • Giclée prints of my fine art pieces • Comic books and more Junko Mizuno: Ink, Paper, Plastic January 22 – March 22, 2026 Free admission Reception Party: February 6, 2026 | 5–9 PM Venue: Haight Street Art Center (Staircase & 2nd Floor Gallery) 215 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94102 Regular Gallery Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 12–6 PM Official Exhibition Website
-- Junko Mizuno's newsletter, 2/2/26
The Haight Street Art Center's exhibitions team is hard at work installing “Junko Mizuno: Ink, Paper, Plastic,” which opens to the public on January 22, 2026, and runs through March 22, 2026. The reception for the show is planned for Friday, February 6, from 5-9 PM. Come celebrate Junko's first solo show at HSAC! Mizuno’s work first appeared at the Haight Street Art Center in 2024 when she was a part of “Women of Rock Art.” This is her first solo exhibition at the center! For “Ink, Paper, Plastic,” Mizuno is showing dozens of screen-printed rock posters commissioned by Secret Serpents for bands like The Melvins, Faith No More, and Swans. In addition, the exhibition will include giclees from her Food Obsession series; several giclee Tarot cards; an assortment of original drawings; and numerous books and other multiples in paper and vinyl. Junko Mizuno: Ink, Paper, Plastic January 22 - March 22, 2026 Free admission Reception Party: February 6, 2026 from 5-9 PM Haight Street Art Center 215 Haight St, SF CA 94102 Regular Gallery Hours: Thursday-Sunday, 12-6pm
-- Junko Mizuno's newsletter, 1/20/26
Thank you very much to everyone who visited the group exhibition “MANGAKA-E 漫画家･絵 展” held at the Isetan Shinjuku Art Gallery last December, and to those who purchased my work there. It had been a long time since I last exhibited in Japan and while I felt a bit nervous, I was really happy that my two original pencil drawings found their new owners. I am deeply grateful for the warm comments and messages I received from visitors. The framed giclée prints shown in the exhibition are now available through the Submarine Gallery online store. * Free shipping anywhere in Japan for a limited time! * Unfortunately, due to the current international shipping situation, they are temporarily unable to ship to the United States. Each artwork page includes commentary written by me. Hope you enjoy reading them along with the works.
-- Junko Mizuno's newsletter, 1/20/26
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Happy New Year everyone! 🎍 Last year began with some health issues and later came a leg injury, making it a year of many ups and downs. Still, there were plenty of bright moments, including creating a new comic and having a group show with the great Japanese artists, Katsuya Terada & Rockin' Jellybean . I’m truly grateful for all your love and support. Thank you so much! 🙇🏻♀️ My first event of 2026 is an exhibition of my silkscreen gig posters at Haight Street Art Center starting later this month and I plan to finally complete my tarot project which I began three years ago. More details coming soon… stay tuned!✨
My 2026 lemon pig and I are sending warm wishes for a healthy, joyful, and happy year ahead. 🍋🐷✨
-- Junko Mizuno's newsletter, 1/6/26
I’m excited to share that I’ll be participating in “MANGAKA-E: A Group Exhibition of Pictures by Manga Artists” a group show featuring 12 manga artists, at Isetan Shinjuku starting December 17! The theme of the exhibition is “single-frame artworks created by manga artists.” I’ll be showing seven print works along with two original pencil drawings that I finished for this show. I unfortunately won't be able to be at the venue in person but I’m truly thrilled as it has been a long time since I’ve had my work exhibited in Japan. Please stop by if you are in the area and enjoy the show for me! “MANGAKA-E – A Group Exhibition of Pictures by Manga Artists” Dates: December 17 (Wed) – December 23 (Tue) Hours: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Closes at 4:00 PM on the final day) Open daily during the exhibition / Free admission Venue: Isetan Shinjuku Main Building 6F, Art Gallery (3-14-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo)
-- via Junko Mizuno's newsletter, 12/3/25
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Catching up on posting images from Junko Mizuno's newsletter. 7/26/25, "Junko Mizuno Newsletter #257 🦷 Hand-Painted JUNKONOTOMO Sofubi 🦷"
Special hand-painted Artist Proofs of Junko Mizuno's sofubi series “JUNKONOTOMO” is coming soon! The Dark Gray & Red edition was originally released in a limited run of 50 sets in 2019 from Tomenosuke Japan. Junko has personally added hand-painted black & gold details to each piece. Only 7 sets will be available! $360 + shipping for each set. Comes with a certificate of authenticity, a hand-drawn mini marker sketch (signed and numbered), a postcard featuring the “Chocolate” artwork etc. Release Date & Time: Wednesday, July 30, 2025 at 8:00 PM (PDT) Available on our official eBay store here. (The item shows up when the sale begins.) Please read the product description below carefully before purchasing. Thank you! JUNKONOTOMO set of 5 Dark Gray & Red sofubi AP / Hand-painted by Junko Mizuno A set of five limited edition sofubi figures designed by Junko Mizuno and originally released by Tomenosuke in Japan. The figures have been hand-painted by the artist herself using acrylic paints, making each piece unique. Please note that there are slight variations from piece to piece. Size: 7-8 cm tall, approx. 3" Signed and numbered by the artist Only 7 sets available $360/set + shipping The set comes with: • Original plastic bag • Certificate of Authenticity • A hand-drawn marker drawing by Junko Mizuno (Signed & numbered) • 'Chocolate' postcard • Three stickers - You don't need an eBay account to purchase this item. - We can't take requests for specific number/extra drawing etc. -We may reuse shipping materials. - We'll do our best to ship the items asap but we can't guarantee the delivery date and can't be responsible for the delays caused by the carrier. - Tracking numbers will be provided by eBay. If your package is lost during shipping, you can file a claim through eBay. You have up to 30 days after the estimated delivery date to report the issue.
(The set is no longer available.)
Catching up posting images from Junko Mizuno's newsletter. 7/10/25 "Junko Mizuno Newsletter #256 ❇️New Art Print & Available Works❇️"
Birth Of Paradise, one of the pieces I created for GOKURAKU : Paradise show is now available as a giclee print at Nucleus website! Click the button below to get your copy. Birth of Paradise (2025) A woman immersed in the bliss of creation — giving birth to snakes, trees, eggs, buildings, fish, and humans. This piece was inspired by Accouchement rose / Pink Birth (1964), a powerful work by my favorite artist, Niki de Saint Phalle . I was lucky enough to see the original in person once, and was completely overwhelmed by its scale and presence. Gokuraku Onsen: Paradise Hot Spring (2025) This piece was inspired by Japan's fascinating subculture of elaborately decorated trucks, known as dekotora , which have been around since the 1970s. I recently began a dekotora-themed painting series, and this second piece is centered around onsen (hot springs). Meanings of the words written on the truck: yu = hot water / hot bath / hot spring Onsen = hot spring Ii you dana. (This hot bath feels so good) — a line from a popular 1960s song about onsen Gokuraku = paradise Sakura = cherry blossom ゆ = the hiragana form of 湯 (hot water) ♨️ = the common “onsen mark” seen on maps and signs for public baths in Japan. Mystical (2018) I started sketching for this piece back in 2018 during a time when I was dealing with horrible anxiety. It took a long time to finish—but when I did, I felt like myself again.Funny thing is, I don't remember how this image came out of me. Looking at it now, I enjoy wondering “Who are these people, and what are exactly they doing...?” SOMA: Healer (2019) This piece features a nurse who heals using snake power. Looks like the patient was just exhausted— she only needed some encouragement from the snakes and a special energy pizza for a full recovery. Some people saw this and asked, “Is that girl being attacked by snakes?! ”I love how interpretations can vary so wildly...
Catching up on posting images from Junko Mizuno's newsletter. "Junko Mizuno Newsletter #255 ♨️GOKURAKU Show Online Now!♨️"
Link to images on Gallery Nucleus' site
