The Tokyo edit
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Explore our growing Tokyo selection, with checked details and official sources.
Where Color Meets Form: Japanese Artists in New York at Waseda University Aizu Museum: The exhibition looks at Japanese artists who worked in New York, using colour and form as an entry into that encounter between artistic places and practices.
Painting, printmaking and sculpture in a fourth-floor Nihombashi gallery with regularly changing shows.
Kiyotaka Hirata Exhibition brings painting to K's Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
A Torigoe gallery for illustration, drawing and small-scale exhibitions that reward a close look.
Shion Iseya Exhibition brings illustration, drawing to Gallery Nooog. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
A Jimbocho exhibition space bringing contemporary visual art into a neighbourhood better known for books.
Aoisimon "Comic World" brings painting to New Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
Asian photography and small-edition photobooks in Zen Foto Gallery’s Roppongi space.
Tokyo Rumando "The Body Lurking Within Color" brings photography to Zen Foto Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
Digital and media art in a third-floor Bakurocho space, with projects that investigate life on and around screens.
Exonemo "The Last Acres of the Internet" at Neort++: Exonemo treats internet domains as a scarce form of territory. The exhibition asks how ownership and personal spaces operate on a network built to copy and circulate information.
A dedicated photography exhibition room in Ichibancho, separate from the neighbouring camera museum display.
Fusako Kodama "1966-1981 Tokyo, Osaka and Tohoku" at JCII Photo Salon: Fusako Kodama’s photographs bring together Tokyo, Osaka and Tohoku between 1966 and 1981. The historical dates belong to the pictures; the exhibition itself runs in 2026.
A Kita-Aoyama gallery connecting contemporary art, textiles and architectural spaces.
Stories for Being Here brings painting to Kinosho Kikaku. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
A Kyobashi contemporary-art gallery where drawing and painting are central to discovering younger artists.
Gallery Collection 2026 brings painting to Nishimura Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
A long-running gallery in Nihombashi, with a history of connecting British and Japanese contemporary art.
Keisuke Katsuki "Afterglow(s)" brings painting to Eukaryote. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
A Jingumae gallery for contemporary painting and other visual practices, close to the Watari Museum.
Someta "Re: Standard" brings painting to Roppongi Hills A/D Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
A third-floor art-and-design gallery at Roppongi Hills, with its own programme below the tower’s main museum.
Nao Utsunomiya "Buffering Child" at Kameido Art Center: Nao Utsunomiya combines figures with plants, insects and other living things. Pencil and transparent watercolour are part of an expanding approach to bodies, colour and instinct.
An artist-run Kameido space combining exhibitions with a café-bar and occasional workshops or conversations.
