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2D: Painting35.665897,139.7043192 Jinnan, Kamizono-cho, Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0041Consisting of a tendriled mass of white lines, Yusuke Asai’s work was completed on October 8th with the help of a team of assistants. This work is on view 24 hours a day at the Harajuku entrance to Yoyogi Park.
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2D: Illustration35.658675,139.705694B1F cocoti, 1-23-16 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0002The first major solo exhibition in Japan in four years of the works of Jun Oson. An illustrator who works in a wide range of fields, Oson’s works include book cover design, book illustration and product design, mainly for advertising and animations. Oson, based in Kamakura, Japan, is active in a variety of mediums. He draws for NHK ETV’s television show, Ahare! Meisaku-kun and has illustrated a“Tokyo Metro Manners Poster” for the Metro Cultural Foundation. He also designed tour merchandise for musician Gen Hoshino’s Pop Virus, and continues to illustrate for TV Asahi’s Gekirea-san wo Tsuretekita. In recent years, he has been focusing on creating original artwork and has shown work in a solo exhibition at the Moods Art Museum in Beijing. D_I_S_T_A_N_C_E will feature more than 20 new paintings, including large-scale pieces. In addition to the works on display, character figurines, T-shirts, badges, and other related merchandise made specifically for the exhibition will be available for sale. ( 2020-10-30 ～ 2021-02-04 )
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2D: Drawing35.674781,139.7081143-12-14 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0051Introducing the planning process of new projects by 18 architects through blueprints and interviews. ( 2020-11-03 ～ 2021-01-31 )
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2D: Painting35.657478,139.6990282-24-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8507The figurative painter Bernard Buffet (1928–1999) is one of the most famous French artists from the latter half of the 20th century. His paintings feature dark, sharp, almost piercing lines to depict his subjects in a restrained manner. Drawing from the anxiety and emptiness felt after World War II, his art style took the world by storm and encapsulated both Sartre’s existentialism and Camus’s view of the absurd. Buffet drew criticism as a famous artist while abstract painting grew to be the leading style, though he went on to pursue his own path. He has received newfound appreciation in recent years, such as with a large-scale retrospective exhibition held at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris. As the world today is struck with a strong sense of unease over the ongoing pandemic and is impacted by many natural disasters, this exhibition examines the worldview featured in the works of a painter who lived through an age that bears similarities to our own. Focusing on the idea of an epoch or age, look back at some 80 works arranged in chronological order—primarily oil paintings held by the Bernard Buffet Museum in Shizuoka, boasting the world’s largest collection of his works. ( 2020-11-21 ～ 2021-01-24 )
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3D: Sculpture35.655461,139.6949862-14-14 Shoto, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0046Funakoshi Katsura (b. 1951) is one of contemporary Japan’s preeminent sculptors. While enrolled in a graduate course at Tokyo University of the Arts, he began carving human forms out of wood after receiving a commission to create a depiction of the Madonna and Child from a Trappist monastery in Hakodate. In the 1980s, Funakoshi turned his hand to painted busts made out of camphor before experimenting with deformed figures around the ’90s in an attempt to develop new fields of expression. In this exhibition, we refer to this state of mind as Funakoshi’s “inner fountain.” Along with some of the artist’s most important works, dating from the ’80s to the present, we explore the creative wellspring that has given rise to Funakoshi’s art by taking a close look at his drawings, prints, memos (a means of recording his every thought), and handmade toys and small items. The center of the museum contains a fountain and an atrium, which leads to the outside world. [Related Events] 1. Special Discussion and Screening Date and Time: 1/23 (Sat) 14:00 Venue: Basement 2nd floor Hall Fee: Free (Venue fee not included) Capacity: 40 (by appointment) *Reservation required 2. Special Interview and Screening Date and Time: 12/20 (Sun) (1) 11:00 (2) 14:00 Venue: Basement 2nd floor Hall Fee: Free Capacity: 40 (by appointment) *Reservation required *Please visit official website for more information. ( 2020-12-05 ～ 2021-01-31 )
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3D: Product35.655667,139.706798F Shibuya Hikarie, 2-21-1 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8510Mingei arts and crafts design from Japan’s 47 prefectures ( 2020-12-04 ～ 2021-02-08 )
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2D: Painting35.658578,139.7053116-20-10 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001Venue: sequence Miyashita Park ( 2020-12-15 ～ 2021-02-07 )
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3D: Crafts35.657928,139.6958781-11-3 Shoto, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0046*Toguri Museum of Art is temporarily closed from January 20. Round and square. Shaped like flowers, leaves, gourds, birds, rabbits, hats and fans. Long, thin necks. Broadly rounded bodies. There are all forms seen in Imari ware, Japan’s first domestic porcelain, which arose at the beginning of the 17th century in Arita, in what is now Saga Prefecture. Imari ware made during the Edo period is generally referred to as Ko-Imari. Presented in two parts, this exhibition of seventy highlights from an earlier exhibition explores the great variety of shapes seen in Ko-Imari, approaching the subject from different angles including function, decorative design, and the various techniques mused to build a form. ( 2021-01-07 ～ 2021-03-21 )
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2D: Photography35.658814,139.7021814F Shibuya Parco, 15-1 Udagawacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0042*Reservations required. An installation of photographs of Mr. Children taken by Osami Yabuta, who shot around 1,000 images of the musical group in London and L.A. between July 2019 and March 2020. Visitors can listen to Mr. Children’s music while viewing the works. ( 2021-01-15 ～ 2021-02-01 )
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2D: Painting35.658578,139.7053116-20-10 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001Miyashita Park’s haircare brand-carrying flagship store “Denis Made in Tokyo” features the art of Asako Iwazumi, whose ecological and pop-inspired works use discarded items such as styrofoam. Here Iwazumi presents portraits of celebrities with unique hairstyles. Location: Miyashita Park South 2F Denis Made in Tokyo ( 2021-01-15 ～ 2021-02-28 )
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2D: Photography35.652756,139.705194#412 Takagi Bldg., 15-8, Sakuragaoka-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0031( 2021-01-23 ～ 2021-01-31 )
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2D: Painting35.656917,139.7008032F Intimissimi Shibuya Bunkamura Dori, 2-25-12 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0043Intimissimi would like to introduce the painter Lee Izumida as the third artist at the Intimissimi Art Space, which opened in April 2020. Lee Izumida, who started her career as a painter in early 2019, focuses on acrylic paintings. She also collaborates with other apparel brands, and designs shop windows. In a very funny way she dreams of continuing to paint until she becomes a granny. Inspired by her travels and everyday life, she uses motifs that are familiar to us in many of her works. In her exhibition intitled “PROGRESS” we can often find motives such as butterflies, bees, and flowers. S often enthusiastically used them to quote the famous boxer Muhammad Ali. Lee Izumida's unique feminine touch and color scheme can really convey the power of the plants and creatures she depicts. ( 2021-01-09 ～ 2021-04-30 )
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2D: Painting35.654617,139.7035191F Shibuya Fukuras, 1-2-3 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0043Shibuya-san is an art center/tourist information center at Shibuya Shibuya Fukuras in front of Shibuya Station that opened in December 2019. In collaboration with the creative residence Almost Perfect in Taito Ward, it presents works depicting Tokyo by six creators who stayed at the residence before the Coronavirus crisis. ( 2021-01-16 ～ 2021-01-31 )
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3D: Sculpture35.650882,139.7064731F Dai-ni Villa Aoyama, 5-7 Uguisudanicho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0032( 2021-01-23 ～ 2021-02-20 )
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2D: Drawing35.658814,139.7021812F Shibuya PARCO, 15-1 Utagawacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8377Silkscreens from Josh Smith’s stays in Japan in 2009 and 2015, when he produced work for the gallery hiromiyoshii. ( 2021-01-15 ～ 2021-01-26 )
