From Hara Museum ARC, Gunma The museum was recently host to some very cute visitors: a group of students from Seishin Kindergarten in Maebashi, accompanied by their art teacher Mr. Yuta Nakajima and Ms. Madoka Maki of Showa Women’s University,View More >
We are happy to present a workshop on the theme of “trees” centering around books and calligraphy. The workshop will be led by Kasetsu, a noted calligrapher whose activities include exhibitions, book covers and workshops, and by ECRIT, a publisherView More >
Hara Museum ARC’s Museum Shop has unveiled the latest collaboration between the museum and Izumi Kato. It’s a soft-vinyl doll in colors exclusive to Hara Museum ARC. Like the exclusively colored doll previously produced for the Hara Museum (https://www.art-it.asia/en/u/HaraMuseum_e/sXV4NaqKRnkmAOGLQWi1), thisView More >
E-mail interviews were conducted with the ten artists featured in the exhibition Home Again—10 Artists Who Have Experienced Japan. The American artist Mary Elizabeth Yarbrough did her residence in 2007. As an artist who also performs as a musician, sheView More >
From Hara Museum ARC, Gumma After one extension, Tetsuro Kano’s installation, on view in the lobby of Gallery C from August 12, came an end on October 24. Once installed, the artist returned to the museum on several occasions toView More >
E-mail interviews were conducted with the ten artists featured in the exhibition Home Again—10 Artists Who Have Experienced Japan. The Brazilian artist Erika Verzutti did her residence in 2010. During her return to Japan for this event, she created aView More >
E-mail interviews were conducted with the ten artists featured in the exhibition Home Again—10 Artists Who Have Experienced Japan. Minam Apang did her residence in 2009. In her work, she creates a fantasy world guided by her unconscious and byView More >
E-mail interviews were conducted with the ten artists featured in the exhibition Home Again—10 Artists Who Have Experienced Japan. Ｓｙａｇｉｎｉ Ｒａｔｎａｗｕｌａｎ, an artist who has become a focus of attention in her native Indonesia, did her residence in Japan inView More >
E-mail interviews were conducted with the ten artists featured in the exhibition Home Again—10 Artists Who Have Experienced Japan. Donna Ong, who did her residency in 2008, incorporated Japanese dolls in a video installation that expresses the artist’s unique takeView More >
From Hara Museum ARC Thanks to the generosity of donors, the work was gifted to the museum as part of a program celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Hara Museum’s founding. This day, Monday, October 8, a national holiday, markedView More >