Hara Museum ARC

(click here for the previous interview) A world and a prayer at the same time Hare 2011 water color, pencil on paper mounted on wood panel 180 x 140 cm ⓒMasako Ando　Courtesy of Tomio Koyama Gallery Tsubouchi: I now wantView More >

(click here for the previous interview） A painting like a world Dragon’s Back 2007 oil on canvas mounted on wood panel ⓒMasako Ando　Courtesy of Tomio Koyama Gallery Tsubouchi: I can imagine how fussy the voice of your pictures can be.View More >

Hara Documents 9 Masako Ando: The Garden of Belly Button has begun on July 12. The curator in charge of the exhibition conducted an email-interview with the artist, which we present in three parts. Read on to learn about theView More >

Selections from the Hara Museum Collection: Materials and Motifs—The Things They Tell Us June 30 |Saturday| – September 9 |Sunday|, 2012 Hara Museum ARC　Galleries A, B and C Nam June Paik, Candle TV, 1980 Needless to say, we in modernView More >

The innovative collaborative performance Bestiaire took place at the museum on the evening of June 9. As the day of the performance approached, it became clear that there was no avoiding rain. So all the collaborators agreed that the onlyView More >

July 1, the last day of the exhibition Hiroshi Sugimoto: From naked to clothed at the Hara Museum, is drawing near! Mark your calendars and come see the show before then. Today, we introduce a few exhibition-related items currently onView More >

From Hara Museum ARC At Hara Museum ARC, amidst the blooming cherry blossoms, a new outdoor installation by Setsuko Ono entitled Dreams was set in place within the west-facing garden of the museum. The working of installing the stainless steelView More >

Masako Ando paints children, animals and plants on porcelain-smooth canvas surfaces. Her works are characterized by delicate lines, multi-layered colors and a depth that seems to draw the viewer in. Hara Documents 9 Masako Ando: The Garden of Belly ButtonView More >

ATAK018 Memories of Origin Hiroshi Sugimoto Concert Version It was 7:00 pm on the evening of May 12. Outside in the museum garden, the notes of a grand piano drifted upward towards a pitch-black sky, mingling with the wind asView More >

Bestiaire (Bestiary): A Performance in Five Movements for Film, Cameras, Dancers and Saxophone Bestiare (Bestiary) is a set of five choreographic works created specifically for Hors Pistes Tokyo 2012 based on the Bestiary series of films by Chris Marker overView More >