Hara Museum ARC

Is Hara Museum ARC not a work of temporal art? In spring, flower petals dance and birds chirp. In early summer, plants sprout, rainbows arc across the eastern sky after a sudden shower and rays of sunlight burst through cloudView More >

Gallery A at Hara Museum ARC, designed by Arata Isozaki, is a space illuminated by natural light pouring in through a 12-meter-high skylight supported by four cedar pillars, the intensity modulated by the passing clouds. Although the gallery embodies theView More >

Welcome to a blissful experience of art! The industrialist Rokuro Hara collected traditional Asian art during the early Meiji period. Over a century later, his great grandson Toshio Hara amassed over a thousand pieces of contemporary art. These works spanningView More >

                                  Hara Museum ARC organizes exhibitions each year that are thematically linked with some aspect of the museum’s unique role in the dissemination ofView More >

Starting next spring, Hara Museum ARC will present the exhibition Opposite the Sun Is Where the Blue Sky Lies in which selected works from the Hara Museum Collection of contemporary art and the Hara Rokuro Collection of traditional East AsianView More >