From Hara Museum ARC, Gunma Designed by Arata Isozaki and constructed in 2008 as part of an expansion of Hara Museum ARC, the Kankai Pavilion is a venue where traditional East-Asian art (from the Hara Rokuro Collection) meets contemporary art.View More >
Observation 2—Stenciled Characters (Masami Tsubouchi / Curator) The display of Sophie Calle, For the Last and First Time appears at first glance to be quite straightforward. There are in fact a number of unusual details specific to the artist. ForView More >
Observation 1 — Shelf (Masami Tsubouchi / Curator) As one in charge of an exhibition, I am in close, daily contact with the artwork. And thus over time I notice certain fascinating aspects that may not have been so obviousView More >
From Hara Museum ARC (Gunma) Hara Museum ARC is blessed with many varieties of cherry trees which blossom at different times. The double-flowered yaezakura now in bloom make this a particularly wonderful time for a visit. From Friday, April 26,View More >
News from the Museum Shop at Hara Museum ARC (Gunma) At ARC, through the Golden Week holiday weekend, we are enjoying the peak viewing season for the Ichiyo variety of the yaezakura double-flowered cherry, which serves as a stunning backdropView More >
Sophie Calle, For the Last and First Time Press Conference at the Hara Museum of Contemporary Art (16:30/March 19, 2013 / The Hall at the Hara Museum) About The Last Image (2010) While residing and doing research in Istanbul, IView More >
The Hara Museum is proud to present a solo exhibition by the French artist Sophie Calle. This exhibition by one of France’s leading contemporary artists consists of two parts. The Last Image (2010) is an installation that weaves together textView More >
This information is about books at The Museum Shop related to the current exhibition Sophie Calle, For the Last and First Time, on view at the Hara Museum until June 30. Blind This volume encompasses three Sophie Calle’s works onView More >
Photo by RJ Shaughnessy NOTICE: Requests for reservations are no longer being accepted except from Hara Museum and Image Forum Members. The response to the screening of short films by Miranda July at the Hara Museum this January was soView More >
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