Kamakura Gallery, first established in 1980 by Michiko Nakamura in Ginza, Tokyo, is one of the most important and famous contemporary art galleries not only in Japan but also throughout the world. They were the first to exhibit many important conceptual and Minimalist artists in Japan, and organized the first shows of the Japanese contemporary art "Mono-ha" movement in the 1970s. The gallery is now housed in a fine space in Kamakura.
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| Website | http://www.kamakura.gallery/ |
| Collections | Kumi Sugai, Syusaku Arakawa, Tomio Miki, Tetsumi Kudo, Yayoi Kusama, Lee U-Fan, Masanari Murai, Shosuke Oosawa, Tamihito Yoshikawa, Kunie Sugiura,Toshio Shibata, Yuji Akatsuka, Carl Andre, Bernd & Hilla Becher, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Enrico Castellani, Jan Dibbets, Dan Flavin, Ha Chong-hyun, Joseph Kosuth, Bertrand Lavier, Piero Manzoni, David Nash, Medardo Rosso, Ulrich Rueckriem, Yun Suknam, Claud Vialla |
| Hours | 11:00-18:00 Until 17:00 during the winter. Closed on Monday, Sunday, Holidays |
| Fee | Free |
| Location | Location: 4-1-11 Kamakurayama, Kamakura-shi, Kanagawa 248-0031 Phone：0467-32-1499 15 minute walk from Nishikamakura Station on the Shonan Monorail line; From the East exit of JR Kamakura Station, take the Keikyu bus and get off at Kamakurayama. The venue is 1 minute walk from there. |
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