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  • Yuko Shiraishi

  • Tomoharu Murakami

    Oil Paintings

    Period | 2024.12.16 – 2025.1.17

    Venue | YOKOTA TOKYO
  • Museum of Kyushu Sangyo University

  • Katsuhito Nishikawa　Serenity in Stillness

    Period | 2024.9.14 – 2025.1.26

    Venue | Kawamura Memmorial DIC Museum of Art

    The first retrospective exhibition in Japan of Katsuhito Nishikawa, based in Germany for over 40 years, will be held. Consistent stillness in a variety of media - sculpture, photography, painting, drawing, installation, and architectural structures - is a major characteristic of Nishikawa's work. Approximately 70 works will be on display at this exhibition.
  • he Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo

  • Modern Images of Ancient Clay Figures

    Period | 2024.10.1 – 12.22

    Venue | The Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo

    This exhibition traces the history of excavated artifacts such as haniwa and clay figurines that have attracted attention as cultural phenomena. It explores why excavated relics such as Haniwa, which was painted in the Meiji period when archaeology was introduced, and Jomon earthenware, which Okamoto Taro found aesthetic value in, received so much attention and how they were evaluated. APN works by Shozo Kitadai and Kiyoji Otsuji are exhibited in this exhibition.
  • Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery

  • The Path of Abstraction

    Period | 2024.10.3 – 12.17

    Venue | Gallery 4 (Terada Kotaro Memorial Gallery), 4th floor at Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery

    Mr. Terada, a member of the joint venture partners of the Tokyo Opera City Building, has a collection of approximately 4,000 pieces of postwar Japanese art. The collection exhibition “Abstract Lane” will be held to introduce a selection of abstract art, which was one of the pillars of the collection, and Yuko Shiraishi's works are exhibited.
  • Ashikaga Museum of Art

  • IIDA YOSHIKUNI

    Period | 2024.11.16 – 12.26

    Venue | Ashikaga Museum of Art

    A native of Ashikaga, Iida exposed the words of his poetry to sculpture and painting, consistently seeking ways to incorporate each other's domains. This exhibition shows how paintings and sculptures developed from Iida's poetic ideas.
  • Gallery 58

  • Self-portraits: Reflections

    Period | 2024.11.27 – 12.27

    Venue | Gallery 58

    In addition to artists who developed avant-garde activities in postwar Japanese art, such as Neo Dadaism Organizers and Hi-Red Center, self-portraits of photographer Miyako Ishiuchi, who took photographs for this exhibition, Hiroshi Nakamura, who was particular about painting, and Yutokutaishi Akiyama, who created tin sculptures and performance works, will be exhibited. This exhibition introduces not only the 1950s but also the latest works from 2024, giving a bird's eye view of the self-facing of artists. Natsuyuki Nakanishi's works will be exhibited.
  • Gallery 58

  • MOT Collection "Seven Beauties in the Bamboo Forest"　"Small Glow"
    Pre-30th Anniversary Exhibit: "Leiko IKEMURA Mark MANDERS Rising Light/Frozen Moment"

    Period | 2024.12.14 –2025.3.30

    Venue | Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo

    This exhibition introduces the allure of contemporary art from various perspectives through three themes: "Seven Beauties in the Bamboo Forest", "Small Glow", and "Pre-30th Anniversary Exhibit:Leiko Ikemura and Mark Manders Rising Light/Frozen Moment".
    In the "Seven Beauties in the Bamboo Forest" section, which focuses on seven female artists, Hideko Fukushima's works will be featured. The "Small Glow" section will showcase works by Shozo Kitadai.