Michaël Borremans: The Advantage January 11 (Saturday) – March 30 (Sunday), 2014 Hara Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo On Saturday, January 11, a solo exhibition by Michaël Borremans opened at the Hara Museum. As one of Belgium’s leading artists, BorremansView More >
Michaël Borremans: The Advantage January 11 (Saturday) – March 30 (Sunday), 2014 at the Hara Museum of Contemporary Art The Hara Museum of Contemporary Art is proud to present Michaël Borremans: The Advantage, the first solo exhibition at a JapaneseView More >
From Hara Museum ARC, Gunma For this exhibition, the New Year’s spirit has taken over the Kankai Pavilion with a display of paintings and crafts featuring auspicious symbols that have been cherished by Japanese since ancient times. One of theView More >
Title: Meet the Artist: Michaël Borremans x Minoru Shimizu (art critic) photo by Alex Salinas Courtesy Zeno X Gallery, Antwerp Date: Saturday, January 11, 2014 14:00-15:30 Venue: The Hall at the Hara Museum of Contemporary Art Fee: Free (requires museumView More >
December has arrived and Chrismas time is near. The Museum Shop at the Hara Museum offers a wide variety of accessories, interior goods and many other unique items, some quite humorous, that would make the perfect Christmas gift. We introduceView More >
Yasumasa Morimura – Rembrandt Room Revisited October 12 (Saturday) – December 23 (Monday / national holiday), 2013 Majestic Self-portrait 1640, 1994 ⓒYasumasa Morimura The Hara Museum is proud to present Yasumasa Morimura – Rembrandt Room Revisited, a 2013 reprise of YasumasaView More >
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Cutie and the Boxer Post-Screening Talk with Ushio Shinohara @ Hara Museum of Contemporary Art *Reservation closed for this event. The Hara Museum of Contemporary Art (Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo) will present a special screening of Cutie and the Boxer, a documentaryView More >
From Hara Museum ARC, Gunma The countdown to the New Year has begun, and so has the new exhibition at the Kankai Pavilion. New Year’s Sketches opened on Friday, November 22. Of the traditional 24 seasons in which the JapaneseView More >
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