Montages: Peter Cordova & Kyoko Idetsu
July 15th -- September 19th 2026
Open Saturdays 12-3PM
works
Untitled, 2021 |
marker and colored pencil on chipboard
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10.5 x 13.25 inches
Untitled, 2021 |
marker and colored pencil on chipboard
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10.75 x 14.5 inches
Untitled|
mixed media on mat board
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10.75 x 12 inches
Untitled
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mixed media on mat board |
10.75 x 12 inches
Untitled, 2025 |
marker on mat board
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10.5 x 13.25 inches
Untitled, 2025 |
marker on mat board
|
10.5 x 13.25 inches
Untitled, 2024
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marker and colored pencil on chipboard |
10.75 x 13.75 inches
Untitled|
mixed media on mat board
|
10.75 x 13 inches
Untitled, c.2018 |
mixed media
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12.5 x 11.25 inches
Two Indian Head Tail, 2018 |
mixed media
| 12 x 11 inches
Two Indian Head Tail, 2018 |
mixed media
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12.75 x 11.25 inches
Two Indian Head Tail, 2018 |
mixed media
|
12.5 x 10.5 inches
Two Indian Head Tail, 2018 |
mixed media
|
12 x 11 inches
Native American & Indian, 2018 |
mixed media |
12 x 11.25 inches
Untitled, 2010 |
mixed media
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14 x 11.5 inches
Untitled, 2010 |
mixed media on mat board
|
13.25 x 11 inches
Untitled, 2010 |
mixed media on mat board
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14 x 11.5 inches
世, 2021
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acrylic on paper |
60 x 40 inches
In my life, I've done this... 2018 |
acrylic on paper
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25 x 19.75 inches
Concentration, 2018 |
acrylic on paper
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18.25 x 15.25 inches
Man who gets angry when children touch his car, 2025 |
oil on canvas
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13.25 x 18 inches
Potty Training, 2017 |
oil on canvas
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13 x 9.5 inches
Nothing can stop the rain, 2018 |
acrylic on paper
| 17.75 x 14 inches
White eyes (白い目で見る), 2022 |
oil on canvas
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11.75 x 11.25 inches
Grave, 2025 |
oil on canvas
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63.75 x 89.5 inches
Where Words Fail #3, 2025
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oil on canvas|
57.25 x 89.5 inches
Safe House, 2022 |
oil on canvas|
76 x 63.75 inches
Untitled, 2018 |
acrylic on paper
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18 x 15 inches
installations
peter cordova
Peter Cordova (b. 1966) has decades of experience as an artist specializing in ceramic sculpture and drawing that often references his Filipino heritage and interest in indigenous cultures. In this exhibition Montages, Cordova presents a collection of colored pencil drawings that explore imagined Indigenous American scenes through repetitive compositions, often of simplified figures in an abstracted midwestern landscape. Cordova states, "I want to speak for myself through my art. I try to share my heritage with other people."
Cordova has participated in over seventy exhibitions nationally throughout his career, and recently his work has been included in group exhibitions at the Oakland Museum of Art, CA, Museum of Craft and Design, San Francisco, CA, SFO Museum, San Francisco, CA, amongst numerous other places.
Kyoko Idetsu
Kyoko Idetsu (b.1986) is a contemporary painter working in Tokyo. With a distinctive style that blends elements of manga, film, and expressionism Idetsu transforms her everyday observations into wondrous, emotionally powerful paintings. Her practice is acutely rooted in the minutiae of daily life, capturing fleeting moments and personal anecdotes that focus on parenthood, friendships, and emotional stresses that are relatable, humorous, sad, strange, and empathetic. Many of her paintings in this exhibition feature simplified, hyper-expressive figures set against vibrant, non-chronological compositions, reflecting a spontaneous and intuitive approach to storytelling. She transforms space through her blending and juxtaposition of scenes, as well as her unique compositions, and flattening of figures, in essence creating her own curious, dreamlike worlds.
Idetsu's had recent solo exhibitions at Nonaka-Hill, Los Angeles, Hoffman Donahue Gallery, NYC, and Crevecoeur, Paris, and was included in group exhibitions at Kunstmuseum St. Gallen, Switzerland, Bemis Center, Omaha, and the Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo. Her work is in the collection of The Portland Museum of Art, Maine.
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Boston Art Review
June 30, 2026
Beyond Boston: Eleven Summer Exhibitions Worth the Drive
Spanning sculpture gardens, project spaces, and a newly opened museum, these exhibitions offer a season-long itinerary for seeing art in every corner of New England.
Read full story on bostonartreview.com
The Hippo
July 22, 2026
Artists in conversation
In mid-July, a small second-floor gallery in Concord opened a show called "Montages," with two artists, Peter Cordova and Kyoko Idetsu, showing their work. It’s billed as an artistic conversation, and that’s the idea that led Roger Buttles to open Outer Space Arts in a well-lit space across the hall from his own studio in the former residence of a Civil War colonel.