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Nihon Eiga: The History of Japanese Film – From the NFAJ Non-film Collection
*The National Film Archive of Japan has been closed to the public since March due to the renovation of its Kyobashi Main Building, which was later suspended. The work has now been resumed, though, and...More »
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Listening: Resonant Worlds
Through art works, this exhibitions introduces the practice of engaging with the world through the act of listening. More »
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Science Film Screening “History of the Antarctic Exploration – Antarctica 1”
The Antarctic exploration ship Soya departed Japan in November 1956 to join the research expedition in Antarctica. It was just 11 years after the end of World War II, and a defeated nation’s attempt to...More »
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Meiro Koizumi + Atsuki Oyama “Two Bodies of King”
An exhibition about dualities and perception gaps during the coronavirus crisis. More »
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Erik Swars “Kuchisabishii”
The title of Erik Swars’ fifth solo exhibition at Ken Nakahashi, “kuchisabishii” refers to the compulsive nature of consumer behavior and reactions. The word ‘kuchisabishii’ literally translated means...More »
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Nobuhiro Shimura “Throwing Shadows”
*The museum will not be open in the evenings for the forseeable future. The second exhibition in a creative series focused on “enjoyment through the five senses,” “encounters with materials,” and “the...More »
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Ken + Julia Yonetani “That’s Why I Want To Be Saved”
*Reservations required. *Open 10:00-20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. Blending science and myth, contemporary artists Ken + Julia Yonetani contemplate environmental collapse, climate change, the pandemic,...More »
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Tomoko Hasuwa “Flicker”
Also on show: Arash FakhimMore »
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Architecture Which Sings
Inspired by poet and architect Michizo Tachihara this exhibition crosses the boundaries between architecture and literature, featuring 20 study models, sketches, blueprints, and video along with the words...More »
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The Vision of Fantasy That We Have Never Seen is This Splendor
Yayoi Kusama began her creative career as an artist by depicting the hallucinations she experienced in her childhood, as a means to overcome her fears. Since then, Kusama has continued to produce works...More »
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Pola Museum Annex Exhibition 2020 – Subject and Object
*Reservations required. Please see the official website for details. This two-part exhibition features work by eight artists age 35 & under chosen by the Pola Art Foundation for overseas training....More »
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Open Site 5
*As part of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, TOKAS Hongo will be temporarily closed from January 9(Sat) to 11(Mon). OPEN SITE Part 2 will start on January...More »
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Kuniko Mukoda Commemorative Exhibition
This exhibition marks the 40th year since the tragic and sudden passing of screenwriter Kuniko Mukoda in an air accident. More »
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GA Japan 2020 Plot Planning Process
Introducing the planning process of new projects by 18 architects through blueprints and interviews. More »
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Islands
Ota Fine Arts is delighted to present a group exhibition,“Islands,”focusing on small works on paper. The title of the exhibition suggests the Asian archipelago, which is marked by geographical proximity...More »
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Gallery A4: 15 Years and the Future
Gallery A4 opened in 2005 under the concept of holding exhibitions for the enjoyment of architecture. This show looks back on its 15 years of achievements with archival footage and commemorative materials....More »
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Living Tokyo - I Love Art 15
- at Watari-um, The Watari Museum of Contemporary Art
- in the Omotesando, Aoyama area
- Ends in 14 days
*Open 11:00-19:00 on Wednesdays from January 13. This September marks the 30th anniversary of Watari-um. This exhibition features artwork, documentaries, and guest artists reimagining the next 30 years...More »
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Collision Point on Dimensions: 35°42‘59.0” - N 139°46‘07.4”E - 36.0892”AA Ft.
*Due to the state of emergency, we kindly ask you to make an appointment for visiting. “Collision point on dimensions” is a joint exhibition with “Floating Between the Tropical and Glacial Zones” held...More »
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Sleeping: Life with Art – From Goya and Rubens to Shiota Chiharu
*Because of the state-of-emergency declaration, our museum will be closed at 5:00 PM also on Fridays and Saturdays from January 15, 2021 until further notice. Sleep is not only an essential part of...More »
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Akira Miyanaga “KAA10”
Video artist Akira Miyanaga presents works inspired by the images of fliers from ten years of performances at Kanagawa Arts Theatre. More »
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Visualize 60 Vol.1
Part 1 of this exhibition features 30 examples of design in the form signs, products, apps, and more. More »
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Ichiro Sueoka + Suzuko Sueoka “Chemigram”
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Artist Running Festival 2020
Participating spaces: XYZ Collective, Soda, 4649, Mumei, Lavender Opener Chair and Tohmei, Im Labor, and Fig Special Guests: Asakusa, The Steak House Doskoi, Strange StoreMore »
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Sunrise Hero Robot
Introducing 16 examples of robot animations from the Suginami Ward studio Sunrise Inc. More »
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1921-2021 Joseph Beuys
Joseph Beuys, a major 20th century artist known for his “social sculptures” and actions questioning social issues such as politics, the economy, and the environment, was born in May 1921. For the 100th...More »
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Halfway Happy Vol. 2 Kosuke Nagata: Eat
Kosuke Nagata explores motifs of eating and mouths in this series.More »
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Listening to “Now”/Listening to the World through EWS
Akibatamabi 21 turned 10 in the transformative year of 2020. Cultural events were restricted, and the way we communicated changed. How did this impact the activities of artists? This show features artists...More »
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Eiko Ishioka: Blood, Sweat, and Tears—A Life of Design
The Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (MOT) is pleased to present the world’s first large-scale retrospective exhibition dedicated to Eiko Ishioka (1938-2012), an internationally renowned art director and...More »
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Kouichi Tabata “Scenery with Milk”
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Matthew Barney, Carolee Schneemann, Kazuo Shiraga, and Min Tanaka
Fergus McCaffrey is honored to present Matthew Barney, Carolee Schneemann, Kazuo Shiraga, and Min Tanaka, opening at the gallery’s Tokyo location on Thursday, October 15, 2020. Exhibiting together for...More »
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Tam Ochiai “Tapetum Lucidum”
Paintings, sculpture, photography, and video by the New York-based artist Tam Ochiai.More »
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Eiko Ishioka “Survive”
This exhibition focuses on Eiko Ishioka’s work in Japan, from her debut up to her move to New York in the 1980s. The first session of the exhibition will concentrate on her outstanding advertising campaigns...More »
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Tracing the Chinese Cinema: From the Silent Era to the Fifth Generation
This exhibition traces Chinese cinema from the silent era of the 1920s through the 40s and 50s up until the so-called 5th generation of the 1980s. Capacity: 310 persons (reservations required) More »
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Doug Aitken “New Ocean: Thaw”
Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo introduces an immersive installation by the American artist Doug Aitken. Part of the Hors-les-murs program exhibiting never-before-shown works from the Fondation Louis Vuitton...More »
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Shuji Yamada “Nihon Mura 1960–2020”
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Double Fantasy - John & Yoko
This exhibition presents the personal and creative lives of the legendary John Lennon and Yoko Ono in chronological order. The exhibition features over 100 valuable pieces from the Ono’s private collection....More »
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Nito04
Photographer Ryoichi Suzuki and video artist Asako Fujikura newly join in a recurring group exhibition in which the price of works appreciates for previously purchased artists. More »
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Osamu Matsuda “Wrong Turn”
The exhibition features new works created with Matsuda’s unique perspective on the environment in which he grew up and those who are socially vulnerable. The works will be presented as an installation...More »
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Yosuke Bandai “Digitus”
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Tales of Korean Clothing by Wooh Nayoung
Introducing the work of Wooh Nayoung, a popular illustrator known for his depictions of various trades. These illustrations feature examples of Korean dress. More »
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Views Toward Ainu Culture—Focusing on Photographs from the N.G. Munro Collection
Photographs of Ainu culture taken by the Scottish physician and archeologist N.G. Munro (1863–1942), who conducted research in Hokkaido from 1930. The film “The Kamui Iomande,” edited by Munro, is also...More »
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Yu-ki Yuki “ai mai ni ai”
New drawings, sculpture, and film work by an artist interest in themes of otaku culture, society and self, and fiction and reality. Venue: 1F 3331 CUBE shop&galleryMore »
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Takafumi Sakanaka “Atopic Search for Atopia”
[Related Events] 1. Pre Ongoing School Date and Time: 1/9 (Sat) 19:00 Online commentary and lecture by the artist. 2. An Atopic Conversation Date and Time: 1/10 (Sun) 16:00-17:30 Guest: Takahiro...More »