BUG, operated by Recruit Holdings Co., Ltd. is pleased to present an exhibition “Black Point” from Thursday, September 4th, 2025. This is a group exhibition with the concept of “black” held by BUG in collaboration with Sahng-up Gallery in SouthView More >
Takano Ryudai (b. 1963) is a photographer and artist who won the 31st Kimura Ihei Award for his photobook IN MY ROOM (2005) and continues to be active both in Japan and internationally. In addition to his works exploring themes of sexuality,View More >
June 21 – September 15, 2025
This exhibition deals with the relationship between memories of the war and the atomic bomb, and objects such as artworks. We consider the formation, loss, and reconstruction of memories as they relate to, among other things, the bronze statue thatView More >
Presented in conjunction with the “mocaken” program, this exhibition features four artists—Osaki Haruchi, MAGNET, Fukuda Megumi and Zhdanova Alina—whose works highlight the richness and diversity found in every person’s unique perspective. We hope this will be an opportunity to exploreView More >
BUG, operated by Recruit Holdings Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Hisayuki Idekoba) is pleased to present “Summer Studio”, a program centered around workshops. Launched last summer at BUG, “Summer Studio” will return this year with workshops ledView More >
Satellite Call Theater is a makeshift pseudo-theater in the city. There, we find a set design of a call center, where narratives about care in the home will be performed. Over the course of approximately three months, Home Careists have engagedView More >
June 4 – June 29, 2025
Tomonari Nakayashiki × Takayuki Mitsushima: The Ones Who See
June 4 – June 29, 2025
BUG, Tokyo
Planning: Yoko Takauchi
April 29 – June 29, 2025
MOT Plus Collaboration with Han Nefkens Foundation: Shahana Rajani
April 29 – June 29, 2025
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
Curator: Mio Harada (Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo)
The first collection exhibition of fiscal 2025 is made up of two parts: a special show called “Circles and Rings in Postwar Art,” and “Collection Highlights,” which runs for the entire year. In “Circles and Rings in Postwar Art,” weView More >
We are now living in a continuous state of emergency. Unpredictable attacks, sudden coups, earthquakes, floods, wildfires and other natural disasters have displaced countless people and forced them to emigrate. The memory of an unknown virus suddenly threatening our livesView More >
This exhibition will focus on two artists. The first artist, Takayuki Mitsushima, is fully blind, while the second, Tomonari Nakayashiki, is he has color blindness. Both artists perceive the world in their own unique ways, offering an opportunity for visitorsView More >
We dream not only when we sleep, but also when we are awake or even while taking a walk. Our perception of things—colors, sounds, weight, temperature—can vary greatly despite the general consensus on their existence. For someone to whom somethingView More >