[Hara X] — A series of events presented by the Hara Museum featuring various artists whose performance of music, dance and other types of expression will be streamed online from some place within the museum, each time according to theView More >
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Hara X Kitashinagawa Go Around! 2020 [Hara Museum, Tokyo]
[Hara X] — A series of online streaming events presented by the Hara Museum against the backdrop of the changing seasons featuring various artists who perform music, dance or other types of expression with the museum as their stage. OnView More >
Tomoki Imai: Designing an Exhibit According to Your Own Rules! [Hara Museum, Tokyo]
Tomoki Imai’s Semicircle Law series was shot according to a rule (“law”) that stipulates all images should be of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant taken from within a radius of 30 km of the plant. In the display ofView More >
Tamotsu Kido: Hunting for Sudden Senselessness! [Hara Museum, Tokyo]
“Sudden senselessness” is a keyword in approaching Kido’s work. Our immediate surroundings are filled with scenes so strange that the only appropriate description is “sudden senselessness,” but they hardly enter our consciousness in the hustle and bustle of daily life.View More >
Hara X MA-wo-kanaderu: A Mid-Autumn On-line Concert from the Garden [Hara Museum, Tokyo]
[Hara X] — A series of events presented by the Hara Museum featuring various artists whose performance of music, dance or other types of expression will be streamed online from some place within the museum, each time according to theView More >
Tokihiro Sato: A View of the City in a Rear Car Camera [Hara Museum, Tokyo]
*Reservations are closed. Tokihiro Sato’s invention “Rear Car Camera” is a giant, mobile camera that combines a camera obscura (a device that projects outdoor scenery into a darkened room through a tiny pinhole) with a “rear car” (trailer) and aView More >
Time Flows: Reflections by 5 Artists [Hara Museum, Tokyo]
2020 has been a year of much trepidation in face of uncontrollable world events. Amidst such turbulence, this exhibition asks the question: Is it possible for us to perceive, much less remember the everyday phenomena and emotions that arise onlyView More >
Hara X mama!milk Concerts in the morning, through twilight, and at night [Hara Museum, Tokyo]
[Hara X] — A series of events presented by the Hara Museum featuring various artists whose performance of music, dance or other types of expression will be streamed online from some place within the museum, each time according to theView More >
New Work by Meiro Koizumi Now Available [Hara Museum, Tokyo]
Meiro Koizumi is known for works that use theatrical techniques to highlight the relationship between humans and humans, between humans and society, and between words and the body. As one of the artists featured in Mercedes-Benz Art Scope 2018-2020 ,View More >
“The Look of Hope－Selections from the Hara Museum Collection” and “A Trio of Masters－Eitoku, Tan’yu and Okyo” [Hara Museum ARC, Gunma]
“The Look of Hope－Selections from the Hara Museum Collection” July 11 (Saturday) – November 3 (Tuesday/national holiday), 2020 Venue: Galleries A, B and C (Contemporary Art) at Hara Museum ARC Since the beginning, we humans have had the custom ofView More >
Hara X Tamaru Yamada — Sunset Live on July 5 (Sunday), 2020 [Hara Museum, Tokyo]
[Hara X] — A series of events presented by the Hara Museum featuring various artists whose performance of music, dance or other types of expression will be streamed online from some place within the museum, each time according to theView More >
Mercedes-Benz Art Scope 2018-2020 [Hara Museum, Tokyo]
A reservation is required to visit the museum. Booking starting dates will be annouced on the museum website at a later date. The Hara Museum of Contemporary Art is delighted to present Mercedes-Benz Art Scope 2018-2020. Since 2003, the HaraView More >