The Tokyo edit
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Explore our growing Tokyo selection, with checked details and official sources.
Hinako Sugiyama "A Sign of Wind" at Goyo Gallery: Hinako Sugiyama brings recent paintings together with works that introduce new motifs. The show looks at changes within the artist’s practice over the past two years.
Goyo Gallery’s contemporary-art room on the third floor of Terrada Art Complex II in Higashi-Shinagawa.
Nksin "5 -Five-" at Goyo Gallery: NKSIN revisits five previously presented works in a solo exhibition. The selection looks back over a period of practice while leaving the next direction open.
A Kyojima gallery that introduces contemporary artists in the quieter streets of Sumida.
Hinako Suda + Miwako Nakamura "Dense Emptiness" brings painting to Gallery Towed. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
An art space in Yanaka for exhibitions that can connect painting, sculpture and other small-scale practices.
Chitoku Ishihana Rock Balancing Art “Ishihana” - The Moment a Stone Stands - at Gallery Nooog: Chitoku Ishihana works with the balance of stones. The exhibition brings attention to gravity, placement and the moment a structure holds together.
A Roppongi exhibition venue inside the AXIS design building, with projects across craft and design.
Masanori Koike "Kai Kai" at Atelier Uchino: Masanori Koike uses ceramic techniques in objects and images connected to cycles of life and nature. The exhibition also announces an opening-day flute performance at 17:00.
A Nihombashi gallery for craft, objects and exhibitions that look closely at making.
Yukio Yoshita "Ashita" brings ceramics / lacquer, craft / folkcraft to Axis Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
Contemporary artists and small exhibitions at biscuit gallery’s current eighth-floor home in Shinjuku.
Will the Sword Choose You? 3rd at Nihonbashi N11 Gallery: Swordsmiths Akihira Kawasaki and Shigenori Ozawa join sword-case maker Keisuke Nakamura in a show about the craft of Japanese swords. Handling and order appointments are separate from the general display.
An Aoyama art project from design studio GARDE, presenting short-run exhibitions by contemporary artists.
Kosuke Ajiro "Excavation Record II – Loro’s Heart" at Biscuit Gallery: Kosuke Ajiro explores the origins of the imaginary Kingdom of Sally alongside the release of a monograph. This Tokyo exhibition is distinct from the related New York show.
A ground-floor gallery between Meguro and Fudo-mae, with exhibitions and occasional participatory projects.
Yukie Osa "Being Here, Being There" at Garde Art Gallery: Yukie Osa brings painting and sculpture to the ADF Art Gallery Project. Being Here, Being There considers the different sides of everyday experience through the artist’s practice.
A Yakumo exhibition space rooted in a framing shop’s approach to living with art.
Goshow "What Remains" brings painting to Everandart. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
A contemporary-art gallery in Minami-Aoyama, continuing the programme formerly known as hpgrp Gallery Tokyo.
Kyoka Tanno "Forest Ramble" brings illustration to Noie Extent. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
Kichijoji’s artist-run meeting point combines exhibitions with a café-bar and a programme of discussions and performances.
Karin "Where I Am" brings painting to Otherwise Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
A neighbourhood gallery in Higashi-Ogu, combining exhibitions with a wider creative and café setting.
