Masterpieces of the Renaissance from the Musée du Louvre
Leonardo's portrait La Belle Ferronnière anchors a Renaissance exhibition at the National Art Center, Tokyo, through 13 December.
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Choose the exhibition, find a garden nearby and leave enough time for a meal. Tokyo rewards attention more than a crowded itinerary. The weekend runs from Friday evening through Sunday. Find dated events first, then places to visit, tables to book and rooms to explore after dark.
Leonardo's portrait La Belle Ferronnière anchors a Renaissance exhibition at the National Art Center, Tokyo, through 13 December.
A Japanese folktale becomes a picture-story performance in the Tokyo National Museum’s family programme.
Drunken Kong, Mayuri and Shogo Ito take the main floor for a Saturday night spanning techno and trance.
Kino, P-yan and Ryokei lead the main-floor programme for a Friday night of house and techno in Shibuya.
Akiakane "Shouseki" at Komiyama Tokyo G: Akiakane’s illustration practice moves between character design, layered colour and detailed marks. Shouseki gathers work to trace the development of that visual language.
Naomichi Sato "Accumulations and Traces" brings ceramics / lacquer to Mizusai. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
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.
Kyoichi Morimasa "Fired Fantasies" brings ceramics / lacquer to New Space PA. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
Ametsuchi no Uta at Tetoka: Five artists bring calligraphy, jewellery, textiles, vessels and ceramics into one group exhibition. The shared theme gives different materials a point of conversation.
Interface brings painting, sculpture to Maki Fine Arts. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
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.
Yann Gerstberger "Urubu Noir" at Taka Ishii Gallery Kyobashi: Yann Gerstberger presents new paintings conceived as parts of a larger composition. The black vulture and the structure of historic fresco cycles provide starting points for the series.
D-BROS 2027 Calendar Exhibition & Sales at OFS Gallery (Our Favourite Shop): D-BROS turns calendars into an exhibition of graphic design and paper objects. This is an exhibition and sales presentation of the 2027 collection.
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.
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.
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.
Stories for Being Here brings painting to Kinosho Kikaku. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
Keisuke Katsuki "Afterglow(s)" brings painting to Eukaryote. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
Someta "Re: Standard" brings painting to Roppongi Hills A/D Gallery. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
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.
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.
Hinako Suda + Miwako Nakamura "Dense Emptiness" brings painting to Gallery Towed. The exhibition is a focused look at the work named in the programme.
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.
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.