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Tokyo Art Scene: Curated Collections
From digital canvases and intricate book design to ground-breaking contemporary ceramics, this month we highlight a curated selection of impactful artists you need to know.
Tokyo Art Scene: Still Life
These photography exhibitions show us the versatility of still images. See how differently artists from different countries and time periods utilize the camera to convey messages and aesthetics.
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Tokyo Art Scene: An Anthology of Contemporary Art
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Tokyo Art Scene: Stirrings of Spring
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Tokyo Art Scene: The Educational Canvas
Expand your knowledge while viewing art with these three fascinating exhibitions on ecology, Japanese ichthyology and painters from historic Japan.
Tokyo Art Scene: Drawing With Light
This list of art related events feature solo exhibitions of a photographer and a filmmaker, as well as a themed exhibit from the Tate with the theme "Light."
Tokyo Art Scene: Form and Function
We introduce three exhibitions that examines and reflects the design principle of “form follows function.”
Tokyo Art Scene: Art Week in Omotesando and Harajuku
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Tokyo Art Scene: The Spirit of Spring
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Tokyo Art Scene: Looking In, Looking Out
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Tokyo Art Scene: Summoning Our Inner-child
From beloved childhood characters to vibrant contemporary art, these exhibitions will encourage you to take a plunge back into your youth.
Tokyo Art Scene: Challenging The World Today
This week we introduce you to three on-going exhibitions featuring modern design and contemporary artists, each raising questions about the state of the world we live in.
Tokyo Art Scene: Impression, Form and Intention
Explore unique art exhibitions in Tokyo highlighting emerging talent and some of the world’s most relevant artists.
Tokyo Art Scene: Into The New World
Life does not have to be boring and dull, see how these three Japanese artists utilize mundane subject matters to create works of art.
Tokyo Art Scene: Prints, Paintings And Photography
Enjoy some visually stimulating works of 2D art through these special exhibitions featuring rare books, modern paintings and film photography.
Tokyo Art Scene: Journey to the Earth
Acquaint yourself with our earth through art. We introduce three exhibitions in Tokyo for you to visit during your free time.
Tokyo Art Scene: Fashioning the Urban Life
Three on-going exhibitions in Tokyo teaches us about the cultural and artistic movements stirred by urbanization.
Tokyo Art Scene: Beyond Paint and Canvas
With art, there is always something new to be discovered. If paintings are not for you, maybe try fashion, street art or folk art.
Tokyo Art Scene: French Influence & Elegance in Japan
Fans of French design will enjoy these three exhibitions encompassing elements of high-end fashion, the art-deco movement and new perspectives of the Palace of Versailles.
Tokyo Art Scene: Collections of Japanese Major Corporations
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Tokyo Art Scene: 19th to Early 20th Century
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CUE! Episode 16: Emotion Capsule
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Kyoto Animation: A Chronology of Emotion
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Tokyo for ‘returners’: the art of the day trip
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