Coming up Exhibitions Sophie Calle, For the Last and First Time March 20 (Wednesday) – June 30 (Sunday), 2013 The Last Image (detail), 2010, color photograph ©ADAGP, Paris Courtesy Galerie Perrotin, Paris – Gallery Koyanagi, Tokyo Related Exhibition and Events:View More >
On Saturday, December 8, 2012, Pedro Costa and Rui Chafes gave a talk at the Hara Museum during their visit to Japan to mark the opening of their exhibition at the Hara Museum, MU ─ Pedro Costa and Rui Chafes.View More >
*TICKETS NOW SOLD OUT. Miranda July on the set of THE FUTURE ©Aaron Beckum 2011 Miranda July is a filmmaker, performance artist, recording artist and writer. Her work includes the prize-winning novel No One Belongs Here More than You: StoriesView More >
From Hara Museum ARC, Gunma The Brilliance of the Moment – Selections from the Hara Museum Collection will be on view until January 6, 2013. Yayoi Kusama, Mirror Room (Pumpkin), 1991 Miwa Yanagi, Elevator Girl House 1F, 1997 Kazumi Kurigami,View More >
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Holiday Brunch at Cafe d’Art Holiday Brunch is available at Cafe d’Art between December 22 and 24 (3150 yen per person). The set comes with a glass of champagne cocktail, selected appetizers, main dish (choose beef or fish), coffee orView More >
From Hara Museum ARC, Gunma Celebrating the Season with Symbols, on view at the Kankai Pavilion since November 30, is an exhibition that showcases works with auspicious themes and motifs drawn from the Hara Rokuro Collection and centered on JapaneseView More >
News from the Museum Shop at Hara Museum ARC The red leaves have fallen, cold winds blow and the streets are adorned with decorative lights–Christmas season has arrived. If you haven’t started shopping for gifts yet, the Museum Shop atView More >
Related Events for MU – Pedro Costa & Rui Chafes Artist Talk December 8 (Saturday) 1:00-3:00 pm Artist Talk by Pedro Costa and Rui Chafes (In English with Japanese interpretation) *Reservation is now closed. Lecture December 16 (Sunday) 2:30-4:00 pmView More >
From Hara Museum ARC, Gunma In Part II of this exhibition at the Kankai Pavilion, we continue our focus on the lives of people during the Edo period, this time with a new selection of works. Landscape of Yodo riverView More >