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Open live searchFusako 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.
Toshio Takaku: White Porcelain at Courage de Vivre: White porcelain vessels are the focus, from everyday tableware to pieces intended for special occasions. Look at the balance between the object’s function and its sculptural form.
Momo Takeuchi "Waiting For The Pottery" at Kohtoh: Momo Takeuchi works with clay and found materials, including fragments of tiles and construction debris. The exhibition centres on waiting as a material changes inside the kiln.
Naomichi Sato "Accumulations and Traces" brings ceramics / lacquer to Mizusai. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
An Akasaka gallery with a programme spanning painting, sculpture and ink-based contemporary work.
A neighbourhood gallery in Higashi-Ogu, combining exhibitions with a wider creative and café setting.
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.
Yasutaka Kojima "Nakaima | Berlin" at Book And Sons: Yasutaka Kojima photographs Berlin through pared-back views that loosen familiar references to place and history. The series is connected to ideas about a present in which different times coexist.
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.
Kisho Kakutani "Contours of Scenery" at Shikisaisha: Kisho Kakutani turns smartphone photographs of everyday surroundings into paintings. The exhibition looks at the distance between an image, a memory and what the eye decides to recognise.
Kohei Kobayashi "Reflection Cycle Picture / Sky / Thing" brings video and film, installation to Anomaly. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
Tranquility at Gallery Koyanagi: Hellen van Meene, Arisa Kumagai, Anna Nakazawa and Sho Kobayashi approach stillness through different images. The group exhibition connects quietness with memory, landscape and emotion.
Shota Yamauchi "Twilight" at Con_: Shota Yamauchi starts from the shared bodily experience of a sauna. Installation and moving-image work explore heat, sensation and the relationship between strangers occupying one space.
Yukio Yoshita "Ashita" brings ceramics / lacquer, craft / folkcraft to Axis Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
