Postponed due to the coronavirus, this exhibition will be displaying sculptor Kubo Hiroko’s newest work, centred around the human form. Kubo uses folk art, prehistoric art, and cultural anthropological theories as her inspiration, and binds agricultural patterns with humanlike idols…
Michael Kagan: To The Moon exhibition features paintings, sculptures, and works on paper all referencing iconic moments from the first and last crewed missions to the Moon: Apollo 11 and Apollo 17. The diverse selection of works tactfully yet breathlessly…
Miquel Barceló (1957), the highly-active, preeminent contemporary artist, presents a major overview of his work for the first time in Japan. Barcelóʼs career is based in Europe, beginning in Majorca where he was born. Since his stunning debut at Documenta…
The Pola Museum of Art is pleased to present a solo exhibition of the work of Roni Horn, an artist who has consistently remained at the forefront of contemporary art. This will be Horn’s first solo exhibition at a museum…
“Central” is Mariko Mori’s homage to the inner light and energy that exists in each individual, something she became acutely aware of during life in lockdown. The exhibition presents her abstract work produced during the lockdown as well as large…
The first episode of “Halfway Happy” is a solo exhibition by Yutaka Sone, who has lived and worked in Belgium, China, Mexico and Japan. Sone’s first solo show in Tokyo in nine years features three installations, “The Last Night of…
Yeewan Koon’s new book traces Yoshitomo Nara’s diverse career
Metropolis interviewed Brazilian artist Romero Britto, the king of color. Britto shares insight into his creative world.
