Good Fortune / Great Beauty Part I: September 17 (Saturday) – November 9 (Wednesday), 2016 Part II: November 11 (Friday), 2016 – January 9 (Monday, national holiday), 2017 Kankai Pavilion (Traditional East Asian Art) Since ancient times in Japan, auspiciousView More >
Traces of a Dream – Selections from the Hara Museum Collection September 17 (Saturday), 2016 – January 9 (Monday, national holiday), 2017 Contemporary Art Galleries The word “dream” has two meanings: one refers to visions conjured up during sleep andView More >
September 17 (Saturday) – November 30 (Wednesday), 2016 Venue: Café d’Art at Hara Museum ARC Tryst, 2016, ink on paper 75 x 106 cm © YUKI MASHIMO Photo: Kei Okano SHOP @ CAFE introduces high-quality artworks and items for saleView More >
Make and Play. Break and Learn – Industrial Waste in Fun Participants will be able to experience making things with plastic cable connectors, printed circuit boards, pellets and other materials provided by Nakadai, a company that has pioneered the businessView More >
* Today’s performance will be held in the garden (August 13, Saturday). *Reservation is closed for both days. Same-day tickets is not available both days. Instead of fixing images on paper, the photographer Hitoshi Toyoda works exclusively in the medium ofView More >
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From Hara Museum ARC Between Visible and Invisible Part II is now shown at Hara Museum ARC. Field with the moon, the subject called “Musashino” in Japanese, eight-fold screen, Edo period Title: Between Visible and Invisible Dates: July 29 (Friday)View More >
Hitoshi Toyoda is a unique photographer who, instead of creating prints or photo books, has worked exclusively in the medium of 35-mm slide shows. He uses an analog slide projector to present “visual diaries,” manually changing each slide which thenView More >
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Let’s Make Art Fans! August 6 (Saturday), 7 (Sunday), 20 (Saturday) and 21 (Sunday) 10:30 am, 1:00 pm and 3:00 pm (approximately 40 minutes per session) Venue: Corridor Fee: 540 yen (cost of material) Participants will fold Japanese washi paperView More >