Hara Museum ARC

The Hara Museum ARC Membership Program is designed for those who want to broaden their experience of contemporary art while supporting the museum at the same time. Benefits include free admission for the member and up to one guest atView More >

  Dates : Part I: April 24 (Saturday) – September 5 (Sunday), 2021 Part II: September 11 (Saturday), 2021 – January 10 (Monday/national holiday), 2022 A Nexus of Rainbows is the first collection exhibition to be held at the newlyView More >

On January 11, 2021, the Hara Museum of Contemporary Art closed its doors. But museum activities will continue anew at Hara Museum ARC this spring. All museum operations are being consolidated at the venue in Gunma. Message from Toshio HaraView More >

This video is a record of the last concert held at the Hara Museum, a pioneering institution in contemporary art and modernist architecture that will soon call a close to its activities in Tokyo. It was given by the firstView More >

[Hara X] — A series of events presented by the Hara Museum featuring various artists whose performance of music, dance and other types of expression will be streamed online from some place within the museum, each time according to theView More >

[Hara X] — A series of events presented by the Hara Museum featuring various artists whose performance of music, dance and other types of expression will be streamed online from some place within the museum, each time according to theView More >

[Hara X] — A series of events presented by the Hara Museum featuring various artists whose performance of music, dance and other types of expression will be streamed online from some place within the museum, each time according to theView More >

[Hara X] — A series of online streaming events presented by the Hara Museum against the backdrop of the changing seasons featuring various artists who perform music, dance or other types of expression with the museum as their stage. OnView More >

Tomoki Imai’s Semicircle Law series was shot according to a rule (“law”) that stipulates all images should be of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant taken from within a radius of 30 km of the plant. In the display ofView More >

“Sudden senselessness” is a keyword in approaching Kido’s work. Our immediate surroundings are filled with scenes so strange that the only appropriate description is “sudden senselessness,” but they hardly enter our consciousness in the hustle and bustle of daily life.View More >