The National Art Center, Tokyo explores the work of Michelangelo Merisi da Carvaggio, 1571-1610, through one of his most famous works “The Deposition” in “Carvaggio’s Deposition from the Vatican Museums.” The work was produced amidst the Catholic Revolution and reflects…
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“Fashion in Japan 1945-2020” at the National Art Center Tokyo follows the unique trajectory of Japanese clothing, especially in post-World War Ⅱ Japan. This will be seen from both sides: that of designers who transmit culture by creating clothes and…
Tokyo’s annual one-night art extravaganza returns with the theme of “Night Journey, Daydream” — featuring a dazzling array of contemporary art, design, music, video and live performances throughout the Roppongi area. This year, the festival invites its first overseas headliner:…
Around the turn of the 20th century, Austrian artists itched to transform and transcend existing forms of painting, sculpture, architecture and design, protesting outdated artistic practices. Four pioneers stood at the helm of Viennese Modernism: painters Gustav Klimt and Egon…
