In Takamatsu City Museum of Art, the cause of three collection policy called “postwar Japanese contemporary art” “world art (print) after the 20th century” “art (lacquer art, metalworking) of Kagawa” collected approximately 1,600 points of works so far. AtView More >
August 29 (Saturday) Time: 8:30 am – 7:00 pm You are invited to join a bus tour to view two exhibitions featuring the work of Cy Twombly: Cy Twombly – Fifty Years of Works on Paper at the Hara MuseumView More >
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo is opened on Friday, July 24 until 21:00 every Friday until Friday, September 25. ＊Ticketing, the entrance until 20:30 For summer night outing, please spend time in an art museum usually different in the atmosphere.View More >
Untitled (Kurogo), 2015, gelatin silver print from digital file ©Shizuka Yokomizo Shizuka Yokomizo Kurogo 1 August – 5 September, 2015 Summer holidays: 9 – 17 August
Artist File 2015 Next Doors: Contemporary Art in Japan and Korea Date July 29 (Wed.) – October 12, 2015 (Mon.) Closed Tuesdays (except Tue., Sept. 22) Opening hours 10:00-18:00 *10:00-20:00 on Fridays (Last admission 30 minutes before closing) Venue TheView More >
Simon Fujiwara participates in Dojima River Biennale 2015. Simon Fujiwara “Rehearsal for a Reunion (with the father of pottery), 2011-2013” © Simon Fujiwara Courtesy of TARO NASU Dojima River Biennale Dojima River Forum ： 1-1-17 Fukushima, Fukushima-ku, Osaka TelView More >
Tatsuo Majima participates in Ooita Toilennale 2015 in Oita. © Oita Toilennale Term : July 18th – September 23rd, 2015 Venue : Oita city (several venues in city areas ) *please refer to the map http://toilennale.jp/map/
Homage – Selections from the Hara Museum Collection July 18 (Saturday) – October 12 (Monday, national holiday), 2015 Galleries A, B and C (Contemporary Art) Yayoi Kusama, Mirror Room (Pumpkin), 1991/2015 Within the context of a dramatically changing world,View More >
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[Title] Butinage [Artist] Jean-François Fourtou [Date] May 19 to July 14, 2015 From its invention in the 19th century, the camera came to be viewed as an implement indispensable for so-called flâneur (a distinctive French term used specifically inView More >
After World War II, the American art explores original expression for independence from influence of Europe. The picture played a big role while I sent it for the world. As for the Misumi collection that focused on contemporary art fullView More >
In 2011, Take Ninagawa hosted “Optional Art Activity,” an exhibition without works, which constantly transformed in response to different activities. This summer, guest curators Oko Goto and Akira Rachi have organized the return of “Optional Art Activity.” Optional ArtView More >