This prize is meant for the discovery and promotion of young artists who are working on the possibilities of new expression. This year there have been 1357 submissions, from which 43 works will be on display.

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Hillside Terrace, created in 1969 by world-renowned architect Fumihiko Maki, continues to be a landmark of Daikanyama and attracts a lot of interest from both inside and outside Japan. The space, where stores, restaurants, offices, and residences coexist, is a natural intersection of public and private spaces and has created a rich expression.

Hillside Terrace is dotted with galleries of various sizes, and Hillside Forum is a full-fledged exhibition space that forms the core of the complex. The unique exhibition space with its corridor-style design attracts artists, and many exhibitions of contemporary art have been held here. There is also a café where visitors can relax while enjoying the art.

Shell Art Prize 2006

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