Three years to collect seawater, ten years to scatter it – On the Oku-Noto Triennale/Movement SuzuPro at Kanazawa College of Art – The Oku-Noto Mandala (2017), former Yagi residence, Suzu, Ishikawa. All photos (unless otherwise noted): Kichiro Okamura, courtesy Oku-NotoView More >
“A Room with Snoopy”—Reversing Tatzu Nishi’s A Room of Hachi Tatzu Nishi – A Room of Hachi (2023), Hachiko Square, Shibuya, Tokyo. All photos (except where otherwise noted): 88PROJECTS/Jiroh Fujimura. ©︎Tatzu Nishi, courtesy 88PROJECTS After writing about theView More >
100 years of art in the Japanese archipelago—In the 100th year since the Great Kanto Earthquake and the birth of Hachiko The current statue of Hachiko outside Shibuya Station, Tokyo. On September 16, I attended “Kazushi Ooura: Mt.View More >
August 23 – November 24, 2025
MOT’s 30th Anniversary Exhibition
Choreographies of the Everyday
August 23 – November 24, 2025
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
MOT’s 30th Anniversary Exhibition
Choreographies of the Everyday
August 23 – November 24, 2025
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
August 23 – November 24, 2025
Aki Sasamoto’s Life Laboratory
August 23 – November 24, 2025
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
Aki Sasamoto’s Life Laboratory
August 23 – November 24, 2025
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
May 9 – July 4, 2026
Raoul De Keyser, Luc Tuymans “Early Works”
May 9 – July 4, 2026
Wako Works of Art, Tokyo
Raoul De Keyser, Luc Tuymans “Early Works”
May 9 – July 4, 2026
Wako Works of Art, Tokyo
April 14 – June 6, 2026
Motohiro Tomii: Abstract gaze
April 14– June 6, 2026
Yumiko Chiba Associates, Tokyo
Motohiro Tomii: Abstract gaze
April 14– June 6, 2026
Yumiko Chiba Associates, Tokyo
May 2 – June 13, 2026
Ernesto Neto: Dreaming Beings
May 2 – June 13, 2026
Tomio Koyama Gallery Roppongi, Tokyo
Ernesto Neto: Dreaming Beings
May 2 – June 13, 2026
Tomio Koyama Gallery Roppongi, Tokyo
April 4 – May 16, 2026
Kazuhiro Nomura: Monad
April 4 – May 16, 2026
HARMAS GALLERY, Tokyo
Kazuhiro Nomura: Monad
April 4 – May 16, 2026
HARMAS GALLERY, Tokyo
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Ron Mueck
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Ron Mueck
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
April 29 – September 23, 2026
MAM Research 012: Diasporic Memories – Korean Artists Living Beyond Borders
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Curated by Cho Sunhye (Associate Curator, Mori Art Museum)
Curatorial Support: Kim Hyeshin (Director, Nanjo Art Museum / Visiting Professor, Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts), Ueda Yuzo (Gallery Q)
Artists: Song Hyun-Sook, Quac Insik, Alexander Ugay
MAM Research 012: Diasporic Memories – Korean Artists Living Beyond Borders
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Curated by Cho Sunhye (Associate Curator, Mori Art Museum)
Curatorial Support: Kim Hyeshin (Director, Nanjo Art Museum / Visiting Professor, Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts), Ueda Yuzo (Gallery Q)
Artists: Song Hyun-Sook, Quac Insik, Alexander Ugay
April 29 – September 23, 2026
MAM Collection 022: Timoteus Anggawan Kusno
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Curated by Tokuyama Hirokazu (Senior Curator, Mori Art Museum)
MAM Collection 022: Timoteus Anggawan Kusno
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Curated by Tokuyama Hirokazu (Senior Curator, Mori Art Museum)
April 11 – June 13, 2026
αM Project 2025–2026 “Stop, Look Back, Face Forward. vol.5 Takehiro Iikawa: Decorator Crab－No Two Alike”
April 11 – June 13, 2026
gallery αＭ, Tokyo
Guest Curator: Akimi Otsuki (Curator, Ashiya City Museum of Art & History)
αM Project 2025–2026 “Stop, Look Back, Face Forward. vol.5 Takehiro Iikawa: Decorator Crab－No Two Alike”
April 11 – June 13, 2026
gallery αＭ, Tokyo
Guest Curator: Akimi Otsuki (Curator, Ashiya City Museum of Art & History)
“Portraits” April 14 to May 12, 2012 ArataniUrano, Tokyo Installation view of Go Watanabe’s “Portraits” at ArataniUrano, Tokyo, 2012. Photo ART iT. This exhibition of new lightbox works by Go Watanabe inaugurates ArataniUrano’s new home in the Shirokane Art Complex,View More >
“Portraits” April 14 to May 12, 2012 ArataniUrano, Tokyo Installation view of Go Watanabe’s “Portraits” at ArataniUrano, Tokyo, 2012. Photo ART iT. This exhibition of new lightbox works by Go Watanabe inaugurates ArataniUrano’s new home in the Shirokane Art Complex,View More >
August 23 – November 24, 2025
MOT’s 30th Anniversary Exhibition
Choreographies of the Everyday
August 23 – November 24, 2025
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
MOT’s 30th Anniversary Exhibition
Choreographies of the Everyday
August 23 – November 24, 2025
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
August 23 – November 24, 2025
Aki Sasamoto’s Life Laboratory
August 23 – November 24, 2025
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
Aki Sasamoto’s Life Laboratory
August 23 – November 24, 2025
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
May 9 – July 4, 2026
Raoul De Keyser, Luc Tuymans “Early Works”
May 9 – July 4, 2026
Wako Works of Art, Tokyo
Raoul De Keyser, Luc Tuymans “Early Works”
May 9 – July 4, 2026
Wako Works of Art, Tokyo
April 14 – June 6, 2026
Motohiro Tomii: Abstract gaze
April 14– June 6, 2026
Yumiko Chiba Associates, Tokyo
Motohiro Tomii: Abstract gaze
April 14– June 6, 2026
Yumiko Chiba Associates, Tokyo
May 2 – June 13, 2026
Ernesto Neto: Dreaming Beings
May 2 – June 13, 2026
Tomio Koyama Gallery Roppongi, Tokyo
Ernesto Neto: Dreaming Beings
May 2 – June 13, 2026
Tomio Koyama Gallery Roppongi, Tokyo
April 4 – May 16, 2026
Kazuhiro Nomura: Monad
April 4 – May 16, 2026
HARMAS GALLERY, Tokyo
Kazuhiro Nomura: Monad
April 4 – May 16, 2026
HARMAS GALLERY, Tokyo
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Ron Mueck
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Ron Mueck
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
April 29 – September 23, 2026
MAM Research 012: Diasporic Memories – Korean Artists Living Beyond Borders
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Curated by Cho Sunhye (Associate Curator, Mori Art Museum)
Curatorial Support: Kim Hyeshin (Director, Nanjo Art Museum / Visiting Professor, Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts), Ueda Yuzo (Gallery Q)
Artists: Song Hyun-Sook, Quac Insik, Alexander Ugay
MAM Research 012: Diasporic Memories – Korean Artists Living Beyond Borders
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Curated by Cho Sunhye (Associate Curator, Mori Art Museum)
Curatorial Support: Kim Hyeshin (Director, Nanjo Art Museum / Visiting Professor, Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts), Ueda Yuzo (Gallery Q)
Artists: Song Hyun-Sook, Quac Insik, Alexander Ugay
April 29 – September 23, 2026
MAM Collection 022: Timoteus Anggawan Kusno
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Curated by Tokuyama Hirokazu (Senior Curator, Mori Art Museum)
MAM Collection 022: Timoteus Anggawan Kusno
April 29 – September 23, 2026
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Curated by Tokuyama Hirokazu (Senior Curator, Mori Art Museum)
April 11 – June 13, 2026
αM Project 2025–2026 “Stop, Look Back, Face Forward. vol.5 Takehiro Iikawa: Decorator Crab－No Two Alike”
April 11 – June 13, 2026
gallery αＭ, Tokyo
Guest Curator: Akimi Otsuki (Curator, Ashiya City Museum of Art & History)
αM Project 2025–2026 “Stop, Look Back, Face Forward. vol.5 Takehiro Iikawa: Decorator Crab－No Two Alike”
April 11 – June 13, 2026
gallery αＭ, Tokyo
Guest Curator: Akimi Otsuki (Curator, Ashiya City Museum of Art & History)
A Two-hour Lunar Journey Across Four Galleries — All You Need to Bring Along Is Your Imagination! The Moon, that massive object floating in the night sky, whether waxing or waning, is a constant presence whenever we look up, quietlyView More >
A Two-hour Lunar Journey Across Four Galleries — All You Need to Bring Along Is Your Imagination! The Moon, that massive object floating in the night sky, whether waxing or waning, is a constant presence whenever we look up, quietlyView More >
Hiroshima, the first city in the world to experience an atomic bombing, established the Hiroshima Art Prize in 1989 with the aim of conveying the “Spirit of Hiroshima”—the desire for lasting world peace and the prosperity of humankind—to the worldView More >
Hiroshima, the first city in the world to experience an atomic bombing, established the Hiroshima Art Prize in 1989 with the aim of conveying the “Spirit of Hiroshima”—the desire for lasting world peace and the prosperity of humankind—to the worldView More >
“Bodies that Mourn: On Communicating with the Dead in Sound Performance” What forms of art can commemorate and mourn the dead, especially victims of genocide? Ilavenil Vasuky Jayapalan’s “sonic monument of genocide and rebirth” presented one possibility, at timesView More >
“Bodies that Mourn: On Communicating with the Dead in Sound Performance” What forms of art can commemorate and mourn the dead, especially victims of genocide? Ilavenil Vasuky Jayapalan’s “sonic monument of genocide and rebirth” presented one possibility, at timesView More >
Hijiyama, where the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art is located, was once an island floating in Hiroshima Bay. The discovery of a shell mound dating back to the Jomon period indicates that this area was a place of passageView More >
Hijiyama, where the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art is located, was once an island floating in Hiroshima Bay. The discovery of a shell mound dating back to the Jomon period indicates that this area was a place of passageView More >
