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"XXI Century man" Exhibition 3 Directed by Issey Miyake
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- at 21_21 Design Sight
- in the Roppongi area
- Ends Today
Eight years into the new millennium and the question arises: where are we headed, now that we live in the century once hailed as the future? This question is the springboard and theme for our third exhibition, (...)

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"6th Wooden Chairs for Daily Life" Exhibition
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- at Living Design Center Ozone
- in the Shinjuku area
- Closes in 2 days
Chairs we sit on every day at work and at home. Chairs are wrappings for the human body, a functional tool, and perhaps the piece of furniture with the most "human" components to it. Since the booming (...)

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"Permanent Collection Part I" Exhibition
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- at Museum of Modern Art, Saitama
- in the Greater Tokyo area
- Closes in 7 days
- "Recently Donated Modern Nihon-ga from the Okuma Collection" Including 10 masterpieces by Taikan Yokoyama, a total of 47 works from the Okuma Collection are on display. The exhibition is divided into (...)

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William Morris Exhibition
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- at Musée d'Art Mercian Karuizawa
- in the Greater Tokyo area
- Closes in 7 days
William Morris (1834-1896) was the most prominent artist and thinker of the 19th-century England, and still has a great influence today. In this exhibition, approximately 90 works, including stained glass (...)

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Fumitaka Tomita Exhibition
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- at Museum of Modern Art, Gunma
- in the Greater Tokyo area
- Closes in 25 days
Born in 1953 in Isezaki City (previously known as Sakai Town), Gunma Prefecture, pioneering wood furniture designer Fumitaka Tomita studied abroad at Carl Malmsten Centre for Wood Technology and Design, (...)

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Asakura Choso Permanent Exhibits
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- at Asakura Choso Museum
- in the Ueno area
Fumio Asakura is known as the father of Japanese Modern Sculpture. Originally built as Asakura's home atelier, Asakura Choso Museum has a permanent exhibit of his major works. Closed from Dec. 29 to Jan. (...)

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