Bunkamura Museum is hosting the long-awaited exhibition “Tokyo Curiosity” that revolves around the four keynotes of identity, diversity, here and now and timelessness. “Tokyo Curiosity” is part of the project “Tokyo-Ga”, which gathers photographs of Tokyo taken by 100 photographers…
Hosted at TERRADA ART COMPLEX II, the brand new art venue in Shinagawa, artTNZ invites great galleries from around Japan and the world. Have a look around and maybe purchase your favorite artworks. At the same time, the Art Tokyo…
“Rashomon at the 70th Anniversary” offers a thorough analysis of Kurosawa’s masterpiece, which despite being a complete flop in Japan, got immediately very high recognition abroad, starting at Venice International Film Festival in 1951. This exposition approaches the different stages…
Fill your calendars with these must-see exhibits in the capital
Conceived during the pandemic of 2020 “The Other Side of Hope” instills a sense of nostalgia for fragments of a past that in reality was not so long ago; a sense of awe towards nature; unanticipated facets of oneself discovered…
Embrace is Paule Saviano’s latest photography exhibition. Through gathering and featuring a large collection of portraits of transgender youth, adults and elderly, Embrace demonstrates the immensely diverse range of identities and experiences of transgender, intersex and gender non-binary people. The…
Photographer Paule Saviano returns to Tokyo with crucial new exhibition
Internet artist duo exonemo (Kensuke Sembo and Yae Akaiwa) have been a driving force in media art with their humorous approach and fresh perspective. This exhibition showcases the duo’s representative works from beginning to present including pieces acquired by the…
The National Art Center hosts the largest manga exhibition in the country, exploring the relations between Tokyo and its pop culture. Manga Toshi Tokyo, designed around a 1/1000 model of the city, showcases over 500 works from more than 90…
STARS celebrates the work of Takashi Murakami, Yoshitomo Nara and more
As part of the Tokyo Tokyo Festival project, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Arts Council Tokyo and the Museum of Modern Contemporary Art Tokyo have come together to present “What if Tokyo.” This special exhibition showcases 20 different “Tokyos” by 20…
