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Kyobashi, Nihonbashi

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KYOBASHI ART ROOM 外観

Contemporary Heis was established in 2012 as a speciality gallery of contemporary art.
Contemporary Heis introduces young Japanese artists in Japan and overseas through art fairs and exhibitions. The gallery also has exhibitions showcasing works from Informalism, Neo-Dada and Kyushu-Ha to explore more art from the Post-War period. Furthermore, the gallery deals with the works of Mono-Ha artists as well. Contemporary Heis does not narrow down genres but mainly introduces works that are abstract expressionist.

The Currency Museum of the Bank of Japan’s Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies collects, preserves, and studies currency-related historical and cultural materials. The Currency Museum is open to the public.

The Sempeikan Collection, the core of the Currency Museum’s holdings, comprises the private collection of Tanaka Keibun (1884-1956), a numismatist of old currency. Tanaka collected the currencies of ancient to modern Japan and those of other East Asian countries, mainly China, and a wide range of currency-related materials. The Sempeikan was a museum that exhibited and stored these materials. Its collection was donated to the Bank of Japan in 1944 to prevent its loss amid the destruction of World War II.

Organized to commemorate the Bank’s 100th anniversary in 1982, the Currency Museum opened in November 1985 to display these materials to the public. We hope visitors have an opportunity to think about the history and role of currency and its relation to culture and society through viewing the Museum’s collection of coins, notes, related materials, and research results.

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A new type of gallery is about to open in Tokyo. Nomadic in concept, Artemiss Contemporary takes art to the people by holding exhibitions in unusual places - restaurants, shops, salons, hotels, flats - as well as its own gallery space.
Popular in Europe, this is the first time the idea of a roving art gallery for European art is being launched in Japan. It's the brainchild of gallery owner Clementine de Forton.


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Opened in 1976 the gallery seeks, as its name suggests, to "connect people through art works". After relocating a few times, it has moved to its current space in Nihombashi Muromachi in 2001. The gallery not only presents artists who are by now well established, such as those related to the the Zen-ei Bijutsukai, but recently it has been concentrating its efforts on discovering, supporting and presenting works by artists of a younger generation. The gallery website includes information about such artists and their current activities. 

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Masataka Contemporary was first launched in January 2013 with the mission of introducing and encouraging emerging talents that its producers had fallen in love with. Placing an emphasis on creativity and the strength of self-determination, this exhibition space explores the energy of a diverse range of artists working across various media.

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The gallery has moved to Hatchobori.
Bunkyo Art is a gallery established in Bunkyo-ku Yushima in 1982. The primary aim of the gallery has been to encourage a reexamination of post-war art through exhibitions. The gallery has also worked to young artists regardless of fame or reputation through art fairs in Japan and abroad. The ethos of the gallery has been to take its many years of experience to do work that is sustainable from the past to the present and into the future. 

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