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Lee Bul "From Me, Belongs to You Only"
Since the 1990s, Lee Bul has built an international career as one of the leading contemporary artists from Asia. Her oeuvre is dominated by sculptures that demonstrate a mastery of materials and techniques,...More »
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Thomas Demand Exhibition
Thomas Demand is one of the leading figures on the German contemporary art scene, famous for recreating political or social scenes with life-sized paper models, then photographing these to produce carefully...More »
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Hiraki Sawa "Lineament"
Sawa attracted attention through his film work "dwelling", shown in 2002, and since then he has exhibited his works worldwide while being based in London. In his early works, he produced phantasmagoric...More »
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"Japanese Masterpieces from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston" Exhibition
Known as a Mecca for Asian art, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston has been collecting Japanese art since the days of Ernest Fenollosa and Okakura Tenshin, and is now said to be home to over 100,000 works....More »
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"MAM Project 016: Ho Tzu Nyen" Exhibition
Based in Singapore, Ho Tzu Nyen presents his works throughout the world—in Hong Kong, London, Paris, Berlin, Sydney, and more—and he has gained prominence at numerous international Biennale and international...More »
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Art Award Tokyo Marunouchi 2012
The Art Award Tokyo Marunouchi (a.a.t.m.,) an art exhibition marking its sixth year, is designed to help identify and provide support to young artists. Held at the Marunouchi Gyoko-dori Underground Gallery,...More »
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Michael Kenna "In France"
The British-born photographer moved to America in 1977. This exhibition features around 50 photographs from his "In France" series taking in all seasons around France from 1984 to 2011. Kenna will also...More »
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Nobuyoshi Araki "Araki"
During his lifetime as a photographer, Nobuyoshi Araki has remarkably produced more than 400 photography books. This oeuvre, unmatched anywhere in the world, is a manifestation of Araki’s belief that the...More »
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Jun Itami "Vestigial Impressions"
Born to Korean parents and raised in Japan, Itami's identity was shaped by both cultures as he evolved a body of work based on his unique creative vision, and "vestigial impressions" to elevate architecture...More »
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"Yosuke Tetsukawa's Churches" Exhibition
This exhibition showcases the church architecture of master craftsman Yosuke Tetsukawa (1879-1976), known for his buildings in the Goto islands around Nagasaki.More »
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Yuichiro Natori Exhibition
Yuichiro Natori uses oil paint, watercolor, printmaking, crayon and ink to make his work, all of which showcases a handmade aesthetic. This exhibition features original illustrations and sketches as well...More »
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Tetsuro Kano "Mirrored Wood"
On exhibition on the first floor of the NADiff a/p/a/r/t bookstore. Please see the venue website for details of talk events.More »
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Mats Gustafson "Tress and rocks"
Features some 20 watercolor paintings by Gustafson, who works as both a fashion illustrator and artist.More »
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Motohiro Tomii "4 Jobs"
Please see venue website for details of related talk events.More »
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"You Are in the Forest" Exhibition
Five artists and one "food artist" jointly exhibit their work.More »
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"Flowerscapes" Exhibition
Artists of every era have looked to the natural world to find subjects for thought and their art, and they have often chosen flowers as subjects to inspire their imagination in painting. The unique perspectives...More »
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Hisashi Inoue + Mitsumasa Anno "Encounter of Literature and Painting"
Features artist Mitsumasa Anno's illustrations in a picture book by Hisashi Inoue, as well as other book covers and play posters he made in collaboration with the famous playwright.More »
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Ryuichi Sakai Exhibition
Featuring Tokyo Wonder Wall-prizewinning works. Talk: May 9th (Wed) 17:30-18:30More »
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Kunitaro Suda "Looking Back 50 Years after his Death"
While studying aesthetics and art history at Kyoto University, Kunitaro Suda (1891-1961) also studied drawing at Kansai Bijutsuin. He then went to study in Spain, where he did research on the color theory...More »
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"Circus: Memories of Pappa Tarahumara" Exhibition
Features a diverse range of the props, sets and other objects used in the performances of leading visual theatre/dance company Pappa Tarahumara, which recently disbanded after a thirty year career. Please...More »
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"Japanese Crossing Borders - Asia as Dreamed by Craftspeople, 1910s–1945" Exhibition
- at Crafts Gallery at the National Museum of Modern Art
- in the Kyobashi, Nihonbashi & Kudanshita area
- Closes in 60 days
During the Taisho and early Showa periods Japanese ceramic artists crossed over to the Asian continent in search of new possibilities for craftsmanship. This exhibition introduces these artists and the...More »
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Koji Yamamura "Muybridge's Strings: Yamamura Animation & NFB"
Organized in collaboration with the National Film Board of Canada, this exhibition showcases Yamamura's newest works from his series "Muybridge's Strings", a screening of 8 of his representative works,...More »
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"Nuclear Energy and New Energy Cartoons" Exhibition
On March 11, 2011, a massive earthquake and tsunami struck north-east Japan, and led to the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant crisis, opening up a huge debate in Japan over nuclear power versus new energy...More »
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Yojiro Fujiwara + Gojinmaru Hayashi Exhibition
Works by two artists who depend on the assistance and participation of someone else.More »
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Kotobuki Shiriagari + Kentaro Takekuma "Magnitude Zero Talk"
Talk by Kotobuki Shiriagari, who produced an earthquake-themed magazine one month after the March 11, 2011 disaster. See website for details on reservations.More »
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Kotaro Katata "Three Day Hero / eastern easter""
Kotaro Katata is known for his physical projection "idol" quasi-love story video work, "Beach Runner" (2010), and his photography series capturing images of women's laundry underwear. His work is erotic...More »
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"Yuzo Minami 2012" Exhibition
On display are sketches by Yuzo Minami.More »





