Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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"Old Noritake and Nostalgic Ceramics" Exhibition
This exhibition examines, from a cultural history perspective, how the culture of using elegant Western tableware took root and progressed in Japan, from the Meiji era to the prewar Showa period. Around (...)
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"Remembrances of Places Past: Japanese Architectural Photography from the 19th to the 21st Century" Exhibition
We often experience architecture and the renovations to it through photographs because buildings cannot be moved easily and are often demolished with time. Architectural photographs allow many viewers (...)
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"Take Some Time to Enjoy Art Deco" Exhibition
Parts of the Former Prince Akasaka Residence, normally used as a museum, will be opened to the public during these three days.
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"The Jewels of Tiffany" Exhibition
The Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum is the former residence of Prince Asaka. Completed in 1933, the building is a prime example of the Art Deco style and the Teien Art Museum has mounted numerous decorative (...)
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"A World of Stage: Russian Designs for Theater, Opera and Dance" Exhibition
In the early twentieth century, avant-garde artists, musicians, and choreographers in Russia coalesced around the charismatic artistic producer Serge Diaghilev to form a new and strikingly innovative ballet (...)
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"Taisho Chic: Japanese Modernity, Nostalgia and Deco from the Honolulu Academy of Arts Collections " Exhibition
The Taisho Era, sandwiched between the Meiji and Showa, was short, lasting only 15 years. However, in those years, the budding ethos to respect the individual's subjectivity and romanticism became a trend (...)
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Alfred Wallis "Artist & Marine"
This is the first retrospective in Japan of self-taught British artist Alfred Wallis (1855-1942). Wallis was a mariner before he started painting at the age of 70. His work was discovered when artists (...)
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"Art Deco Jewelry - Charles Jasqueau" Exhibition
"Art Deco Jewelery - Charles Jasqueau, Genius Jewellry Designer and the Brilliant Age of Boucheron, Lalique etc." Exhibition Known as the 'Picasso of jewelry design', Charles Jasqueau was a jewelry (...)
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The Scandinavian Stylish Design
140 Arabic pots that are typical of Scandinavian regions will be displayed to trace the history of design through Finland pottery. Designer cutlery featuring the popular Moomin characters will also be (...)
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Teppey Ujiyama 1910-1986: A Retrospective
This retrospective exhibition retraces the career of Teppey Ujiyama, a pioneer of abstract painting in Japanese modern art history. For this first show in Tokyo in 30 years, his studio was recreated in (...)
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Prachtvolle Porzellane aus Meissen
In the early 18th Century inventor Böttger successfully produced porcelain for the first time in Meissen under the order of August der Starke. It was the birth of a unique porcelain as well as the beginning (...)
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Artists' Gardens - Botanical Recollections
Plants and flowers make us reassess beauty, and have been a theme of aesthetics for a long time. This exhibition will display works in pursuit of artistic beauty, academic accuracy and cultulral appreciation (...)
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Yagi Kazuo: A Retrospective
Yagi Kazuo (1918−1979) was born in Kyoto as the first-born son of a ceramist. In 1954, a work with insect-like shapes he had created was, for the first time, recognized as an art object. Through interactions (...)
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James Ensor Exhibition
Together with his compatriots René Magritte and Paul Delvaux, James Ensor (Ostend, 1860-1949) is often considered as a key figure in the Belgian modern art scene. Ensor is especially known for his surreal (...)
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Jewelry in Japan - 100 years
Exhibition retracing 100 years of the Jewelry industry in Japan with a collection of attractive jewelry, pictures and documents.
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Keiichi Tahara Sculpture de Lumiere
Exhibition of famed Japanese artist Keiichi Tahara who is a seeker of light. "Sculpture de Lumiere" represents his challenge at materializing light in city space.
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Emil Nolde
Emil Nolde was born at North Germany near the border with Denmark in 1867. He is one of the outstanding German Expressionists in 20th Century. This exhibition is composed of the collection of the Nolde (...)




