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Open live searchHinako 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.
Takuro Iwamoto Exhibition brings painting to Orie Art Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
Interface brings painting, sculpture to Maki Fine Arts. 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.
Kenshiro Kihara Exhibition brings painting to Artdyne. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
A Yakumo exhibition space rooted in a framing shop’s approach to living with art.
Leonardo's portrait La Belle Ferronnière anchors a Renaissance exhibition at the National Art Center, Tokyo, through 13 December.
A garden morning, two very different art stops, tonkatsu and WOMB. A full Tokyo day that saves some energy for Shibuya.
Japanese art, a changing exhibition or natural history, followed by time in the park. Choose the Ueno museum that fits your curiosity and leave room between the galleries.
Digital and media art in a third-floor Bakurocho space, with projects that investigate life on and around screens.
A university museum at Waseda, with exhibitions drawn from art, archaeology and the study of material culture.
Media art and technology meet in the galleries of Tokyo Opera City.
A residential Aoyama setting offers a focused encounter with ceramic art.
A changing exhibition programme brings another art stop to an Ueno day.
A Shibuya collection adds another focused contemporary-art stop to the district.
Art inside a red-brick landmark brings a different texture to Marunouchi.
Contemporary art above Ginza, in Gallery Koyanagi’s ninth-floor exhibition space.
A contemporary-art gallery in Minami-Aoyama, continuing the programme formerly known as hpgrp Gallery Tokyo.
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.
Painting on Walls : Koji Kinutani’s Murals at Kinutani Art Place Hiroo: Koji Kinutani’s relationship with walls is explored through fresco and paintings that adapt mural techniques. The show asks what changes when a wall becomes a surface for an image.
An art space in Yanaka for exhibitions that can connect painting, sculpture and other small-scale practices.
A long-running gallery in Nihombashi, with a history of connecting British and Japanese contemporary art.
