Bernard Frize Kaikai Kiki Gallery and Perrotin Tokyo present two concurrent solo shows of French painter Bernard…
Akiko Mashima: Echo of Space This solo exhibition showcases nine works of Japanese artist Akiko Mashima. Mashima studied sculpture at Musashino…
Tokyo Art Book Fair : Ginza Edition Asia’s largest art book fair takes over Ginza Sony Park for a month-long special edition…
National Treasures of To-ji Temple: Kukai and the Sculpture Mandala In 823, Emperor Saga granted the Japanese priest Kukai control of Kyoto’s To-ji Temple following…
Parabola of Pre-Raphaelitism In 1848, the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, formed by Dante Gabriel Rossetti and others took aim at…
Laugh Off This Hopeless World: Fukuzawa Ichiro Fukuzawa Ichiro (1898-1992) was a painter who played a central role in the avant-garde art…
Moyai: Art Requiem This fascinating exhibition titled “Moyai” (meaning a strongly tied rope) focuses on the 2011 Fukushima…
Lida Sherafatmand in Shibuya Station This Iranian-born artist dissects with these pictorial works how national identity is built by the…
Simple Joys Hiromart Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Simple Joys, an exhibition of new works by American…
Sylvanian Families Exhibition The biggest-ever exhibition of Sylvanian Families looks back at their 33-year history. First produced by…
Jun Inagawa: Magical Girls DESTROYERS (Moe) Diesel Art Gallery presents Jun Inagawa’s first solo exhibition in Japan, Magical Girl DESTROYERS (Moe).…
The Nippon Foundation “Power of Sports” Photo Exhibition As part of Shibuya Olympics & Paralympics Special Weeks this exhibition showcases dynamic photographs of Paralympic athletes…
Lalique Elegance An exhibition showcasing the beautiful creations of jeweller and glass designer René Lalique. Born in France in…
Lineage of Eccentrics: The Miraculous World of Edo Painting Art historian Tsuji Nobuon published the book Lineage of Eccentrics in 1970, shining a light on…
