From Hara Museum ARC Lives Lived in Pictures is the exhibition currently on view in the Kankai Pavilion. It features works that show various everyday scenes from a distant past . Why not come catch a glimpse of Japanese culture,View More >
Hara Museum ARC
Interview with the participating artists: Pradeep Mishra
E-mail interviews were conducted with the ten artists featured in the exhibition Home Again—10 Artists Who Have Experienced Japan. Against a backdrop of vibrant red, Pradeep Mishra paints such diverse subject matter as children, plants and animals, and guns andView More >
Interview with the participating artists: Florencia Rodriguez Giles
Interviews by email were conducted with the artists who are featured in Home Again－10 Artists Who Have Experienced Japan, during which they spoke about their experience in Tokyo and their artistic response. Florencia Rodriguez Giles, who did her residence inView More >
Interview with the participating artists: Khadim Ali
Interviews by email were conducted with the artists who are featured in Home Again－10 Artists Who Have Experienced Japan, during which they spoke about their experience in Tokyo and their artistic response. Today we introduce Khadim Ali, who came toView More >
Interview with the participating artists: Thiago Rocha Pitta
Interviews by email were conducted with the artists who are featured in Home Again－10 Artists Who Have Experienced Japan, during which they spoke about their experience in Tokyo and their artistic response. In this first interview, we introduce Thiago RochaView More >
The Brilliance of the Moment – Selections from the Hara Museum Collection / Lives Lived in Pictures
The Brilliance of the Moment – Selections from the Hara Museum Collection September 15 (Saturday), 2012 – January 6 (Sunday), 2013 Galleries A, B and C (Contemporary Art) Hara Museum ARC (Shibukawa-shi, Gunma) is proud to present selected masterworks fromView More >
Tetsuro Kano “Clear Signs, Vivid Tones” [ARC]
From Hara Museum ARC, Gumma Clear Signs, Vivid Tones (2012), Nameless Play (2012) (Exhibition view, Gallery C) Earlier this month, Tetsuro Kano took up residence in Shibukawa to carry out an artist residence project at Hara Museum ARC. His progressView More >
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Celadon vase with long neck on globular body (National Treasure) is on view at Kankai Pavilion
Celadon vase with long neck on globular body (National Treasure), Southern Song dynasty, China Celadon vase with long neck on globular body exhibits a symmetrical beauty, with its pale blue glaze, smooth surface and soft roundness in perfect harmony. ItView More >
Selections from Hara Museum Collection
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