Hiroshima Trilogy: 70th Anniversary of the Atomic Bombing (group show) Part II A Bird’s-eye View of the World Date： October 10-Desember 6, 2015 Hours: 10:00-17:00 (Last admission 16:30) Closed: Mondays (except October 12, November 23), October 13, November 24 HiroshimaView More >
TARO NASU is pleased to present a group show by Ryan Gander, Simon Fujiwara, Mika Tajima, Futo Akiyoshi and Koichi Enomoto in Frieze London 2015. Booth: B13 Preview ：October 13, 2015 Public Open：October 14-17, 2015 Regent’s Park, London, UKView More >
©Collection Lobster Films / ©MAN RAY TRUST / ADAGP, Paris & JASPAR, Tokyo, 2015 G0167 / ©1994, 2008 Block 2 Pictures Inc. All Rights Reserved. / Courtesy of Park Circus/MGM / ©Pierre Grise Productions In November, we present five worksView More >
Exhibition Period: 11 November (Wednesday), 2015 – 31 January (Sunday), 2016 Mon-Sat 11:00-20:00 (Last entry 19:30), Sun 11:00-19:00 (Last entry 18:30) Open daily except 18 November and New Year’s Holidays, Free admission Venue: Ginza Maison Hermès Le Forum （8F, 5-4-1 Ginza,View More >
Yosuke Bandai takes part in a group show at gallery COEXIST-TOKYO. © all rights reserved Continuous Temporality Vol.2 『Mortal』 Artists ：Yosuke Bandai, Mari Katayama, Zai Nomura Term：2015.10.3 sat – 11.1 sun Cohost：TARO NASU、HARMAS GALLERY、gallery COEXIST-TOKYO Hours：11:00 – 19:00 , closedView More >
Take Ninagawa is pleased to announce its participation in Frieze London 2015. Leopard Pink, 2010, Ink and felt-tip pen on paper, 30 x 21 cm © Ryoko Aoki, Courtesy of Take Ninagawa, Tokyo Booth: H5 Section: Main October 14 –View More >
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[Title] MEGURUMEGURU – Around and Around the Neighborhood – ~ 25th June – 31st July, 2015~ [Artist] Sayaka Akiyama [Date] September 17 to November 16, 2015 The flâneur (rambling dawdlers) of Paris and other French cities often turned to painting,View More >
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What do the eyes in a painting “see”? Can the “soul” of the picture be reflected in them? This exhibition invites you to look through the eyes of the subject and let your gaze wander. A different perspective may leadView More >