8.17 – 9.5 Gallery Naruyama (Tokyo) Matsui Fuyuki, Study for Nyctalopia 2004 Pencil on paper Matsui Fuyuko’s study for her ghost painting Nyctalopia and rare scary manga! New work by Kamei Toru, and Conan Doyle’s collection of psychic photography.View More >
8.18 – 25 Travancore Palace (New Delhi) Sreshtha Rit Premnath Surrender 2009 Digital c-print 101×228 cm, edition of five Decisive moments in monumental events – isolated from the sequence of their before and after – solidify in our memories;View More >
8.19 – 10.19 The National Art Center, Tokyo（Roppongi） Matsumoto Yoko, Light Shining in Wilderness I, 1992, acrylic on canvas, 182 x 182cm Photo Yamamoto Tadasu, courtesy hino gallery Noguchi Rika The Sun #23, 2008, C-print 40.3 x 60.3 cmView More >
8.1 – 10.4 Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo Kino-Niku, Tsuchi-no-Ha, 1991 Courtesy Takamatsu City Museum of Art, Photo Uchida Yoshitaka A major retrospective spanning 35 years in the career of an artist who uses clay to create large-scale installations.View More >
7.18 – 8.29 Kodama Gallery (Kyoto) Miyanaga Akira took the limelight for his graduation exhibition at Kyoto City University of Arts in 2008 and went on to receive the Iida Shihiko Award at Art Award Tokyo Marunouchi inView More >
6.26 – 8.2 BankART NYK Studio (Yokohama) Three women designers based in Berlin, London, and Milano present the joys of art born of their fashion, interior, and product design-based practices: creative work, as the title suggests, freed fromView More >
7.16 – 10.18 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Boston) Floating Memories Installation view Photo Jean-Lou Majeru A new installation combining sound, sculpture and video by the Sino-European artist born in Luxembourg, whose pavilion featuring her work was winner of theView More >
5.29 – 8.22 L.A. Gallery（Frankfurt） A Girl Holding a Skull Standing on a Kidney 2007 Resin, porcelain, fabric Approx 120x75x180 cm A solo exhibition by the Chinese artist also currently showing work in the Chinese Pavilion at the 2009View More >
8.1 – 11.3 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa What’s yours is mine. What’s mine is mine. 2009 Oil on canvas 194×194cm (c)Tadanori Yokoo Solo show of mainly new works by the graphic designer turned painter whose involvementView More >
7.25 – 11.8 Mori Art Museum (Roppongi) ‘Forever’ Bicycles, 2003 42 bicycles H275 x D450 cm ©FAKE Studio Contemporary Chinese art giant Ai Weiwei’s first major solo show in Japan, According to What? features 26 works made since theView More >