Maki Fine Arts
Contemporary painting and sculpture in a small Shinjuku gallery with an artist-led exhibition programme.
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Kichijoji’s artist-run meeting point combines exhibitions with a café-bar and a programme of discussions and performances.
An artist-run Kameido space combining exhibitions with a café-bar and occasional workshops or conversations.
Narrative Abstract Art vol. 21 first at The Artcomplex Center of Tokyo: The twenty-first Narrative Abstract Art exhibition brings different contemporary approaches to abstraction into one programme. This is the first part of the current edition.
An Aoyama art project from design studio GARDE, presenting short-run exhibitions by contemporary artists.
Several exhibition rooms in a Shinjuku art complex, with solo and group shows changing across the building.
A Kayabacho contemporary-art gallery for focused solo and group exhibitions, including new painting.
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.
Choose one exhibition, then make space for tonkatsu in Nishi-Azabu. A flexible art-and-food plan around Roppongi.
A Kita-Aoyama gallery connecting contemporary art, textiles and architectural spaces.
Art Deco rooms and a garden make Shirokanedai an architectural afternoon.
A Shinjuku art museum makes room for painting between the district’s busier streets.
An exhibition-led art stop in Ueno Park, surrounded by other cultural destinations.
Changing exhibitions add visual art to a Hatsudai cultural outing.
Tennozu’s gallery cluster makes contemporary art a natural starting point for a canal-side day.
Tea culture and Japanese art shape a focused visit in Shirokanedai.
Japanese and East Asian art inside a distinctive museum beside the Okura.
A compact Jingūmae museum rewards attention to its changing contemporary-art programme.
Art inside Kinuta Park makes a natural pairing with a walk among the trees.
Art and design exhibitions offer a quieter reason to explore Shiodome.
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.