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2D: Painting35.708911,139.7714331-4-24, Ikenohata, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0008Works, studies, sketches, ceramics, kimonos, artworks by friends, letters, bamboo crafts, and other belongings of Yokoyama Taikan are on display. Exhibits will change every three months. Closed during summer, winter, and rain season. May be closed in heavy snow or hurricane.
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2D: Painting35.712389,139.7792427-7 Ueno-Koen, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0007*The entire National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo will be closed from October 19 (Mon.), 2020 through the spring of 2022 (estimated) for museum facilities maintenance work. The NMWA was established in 1959 around the core Matsukata Collection as Japan’s museum specializing in Western art. The galleries feature pre-18th century paintings including those by Ritzos, Van Cleve, Veronese, Rubens, Van Ruysdael, and Ribera, 19th to early 20th century French paintings including works by Delacroix, Courbet, Manet, Renoir, Monet, Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Moreau and works by the next generation of artists, such as Marquet, Picasso, Soutin, Ernst, Miro, Dubuffet and Pollock.
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3D: Architecture35.7181,139.7443413-7-1 Hakusan, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0001This exhibition looks at the how the concepts of architecture are expanding through examples of academic research. From models to life-sized spaces, architectural study materials to ethnological research and more, it explains how the ideas of architecture are applied to universal fields such as art and science. Special attention is paid to the architecture of the University of Tokyo and the Koishikawa Annex. ( 2013-12-14 ～ 0000-00-00 )
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2D: Painting35.711633,139.7667582-4-2 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0032*Takehisa Yumeji Museum will reopen on July 1. (By appointment only.) The poet and artist Yumeji Takehisa (1884–1934) was a major figure in Taisho-era Romanticism. Through love and romance-themed artworks, poems, photographs, and other materials, this exhibition looks at Yumeji’s ideals of womanhood and relationships while reflecting on his some of his own romances. It considers views on love from 100 years ago. ( 2020-07-01 ～ 2020-10-25 )
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2D: Graphics35.71175,139.7665922-4-3 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0032*Yayoi Museum will reopen on July 1. (By appointment only.) Ado Mizumori is an illustrator known for singing while drawing on acrylic boards. This exhibition features works the artist has decided to never sell. ( 2020-07-01 ～ 2020-10-25 )
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2D: Painting35.713294,139.7798137-20 Ueno-koen, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-8718Japan has 34 national parks that are home to wildlife and natural landscapes such as forests, rivers, and oceans. This exhibition sheds light on how these parks are established and cultivated, telling the story of Japan’s diverse natural settings. ( 2020-08-25 ～ 2020-11-29 )
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2D: Photography35.706658,139.8001612-19-18 Kaminarimon, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0034Fifteen portraits from the New York-based photographer Paule Saviano’s new project “Embrace.” ( 2020-09-02 ～ 2020-10-25 )
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3D: Crafts35.715664,139.77969413-9 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-8712These 82 outstanding examples of crafts made in recent years by 82 artists demonstrate relationships between nature and beauty in form and Japan’s admiration and awe for nature. *Reservations are required. Please see the official website for details. ( 2020-09-21 ～ 2020-11-15 )
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2D: Painting35.715982,139.77507812-8 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-8714This exhibition traces the 130-plus year history of Tokyo University of the Arts from its beginning as Tokyo Art School to the present. The exhibition is divided into two parts, the first featuring famous works from the past and the second part featuring over 100 self-portraits by the university’s students over the years. Venue: The University Art Museum - Tokyo University of the Arts Main Building Exhibition Rooms 1, 2 ( 2020-09-26 ～ 2020-10-25 )
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2D: Photography35.710396,139.780411Ueno Station Galleria 2F, 7-chome Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0005This exhibition, curated by AS+RO, consisting of Akane Soeda and Risako Okuizumi, explores the relationship between the body and space. ( 2020-09-12 ～ 2020-11-12 )
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3D: Sculpture35.715275,139.77562212-8 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 110-8714This exhibition features cat-themed works by Geidai students in various mediums including paint, wood sculpture, bronze, and more. ( 2020-09-19 ～ 2020-11-15 )
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2D: Painting35.736176,139.7597875-12-10 Tabata, Kita-ku, Tokyo 114-0014In this exhibition, Rob Kidney introduces the social group surrounding his Friday Bear character. Some are old friends and others are appearing for the first time. They are a tight-knit community with great affection for each other. They also share Friday’s passion for music. The exhibition also celebrates the release of a limited-edition Friday Bear soft vinyl figure in collaboration with the Japanese manufacturer Kenelephant. ( 2020-10-03 ～ 2020-10-25 )
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2D: Nihonga35.715664,139.77969413-9 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-8712This exhibition presents approximately 230 superb works to summarize the characteristics of the Momoyama period arts created in the turbulent years from the end of the Muromachi period through the early Edo period. ( 2020-10-06 ～ 2020-11-29 )
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2D: Painting35.713253,139.772069501, 502, 503 Hanazono Alley 3-3-9 Ikenohata, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0008( 2020-10-03 ～ 2020-10-25 )
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2D: Painting35.709519,139.7779561-2 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0007For the first time in Japan, the National Portrait Gallery, London presents around 90 works including paintings and photographs from five British dynasties from the Tudors through the Windsors. These portraits trace British history through its kings and queens from the 16th century onward. ( 2020-10-10 ～ 2021-01-11 )
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3D: Crafts35.7181,139.7443413-7-1 Hakusan, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0001The civilizations of the Andes are known for their pottery wear, especially their uniquely shaped clay bottles. Some of these bottles even have built-in whistles that required a high level of craftsmanship to create. This exhibition showcases these works with an exhibition of X-rays, CTs, three-dimensional photographic scans, and replicas. ( 2020-09-24 ～ 2020-11-29 )
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2D: Prints35.717589,139.7672452-33-1, Nezu, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0031These copperplate prints by Musashino Art University graduate student Jung Dawoon reflect his love for the works of writer Ryunosuke Akutagawa. ( 2020-10-10 ～ 2020-10-24 )
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2D: Drawing35.706788,139.7698074-6-15 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-8553This year’s collection showcase, Museums by Japanese Architects 1940s -1980s: Origins and Trajectories, is formatted in accordance with the guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Museums are thought to have originated in the Renaissance gardens and palace corridors (galleries) where the nobility would display their collections of ancient statuary and other objects to be enjoyed while walking. From the very beginning, many of these museums were open to the public and served as places to cultivate the people’s artistic sensibilities. They were often long, expansive spaces with high ceilings and soft natural light from above, where people walked around appreciating the collections. While the major premise of museum design has always been the preservation of objects, architects throughout generations have also pursued ideals in other aspects such as object placement, lighting, openness, and circulation. Bringing together architectural drawings and sketches already part of our collection or scheduled to be added to it, this exhibition showcases museum projects by Japanese architects that were realized either in Japan or overseas between the 1940s and the 1980s. Our definition of museum is inclusive, encompassing those dedicated to science, art, crafts, history, folklore and more. The architectural drawings and sketches included in this exhibition enable us to see how architects and structural engineers embodied their ideas in each museum, and in this way reveal their origins and trajectories. We hope that you take this opportunity to visit the exhibition, as well as museums in your neighborhood. ( 2020-10-01 ～ 2020-11-15 )
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2D: Painting35.734613,139.7516672-14-2 Komagome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo 173-0003( 2020-10-24 ～ 2020-11-29 )
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2D: Illustration35.721461,139.7626221F Shiraishi Bldg., 1-22-29 Sendagi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0022This Zine exhibition consists of 26 artists and illustrators selected by the gallery and will feature “little art” on exhibit and available for purchase. ( 2020-10-23 ～ 2020-11-04 )
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3D: Crafts35.716181,139.7877222-30-2 Kita-Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0014( 2020-10-12 ～ 2020-10-24 )
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2D: Painting35.71175,139.7665922-4-3 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0032Japan has a long tradition of storytelling. These artworks introduce some of its more fascinating tales, such as brides turning into birds or foxes. The exhibition also touches on depictions of homosexuality in classical literature. *Online reservations required. ( 2020-10-31 ～ 2021-01-31 )
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2D: Painting35.711633,139.7667582-4-2 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0032The Taisho-era painter Takehisa Yumeji struck a delicate balance of Japanese and Western elements in his work. This exhibition emphasizes the Japanese aspects and his love for Japan and Japanese culture including kabuki, kimono, and Japanese scenery. *Online reservations required. ( 2020-10-31 ～ 2021-01-31 )
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35.734561,139.7514562-14-2 Komagome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo 173-0003Using various images of everyday life, close-ups of people, birds, cats, fruits, etc., Yu Nishimura constructs a single painting by intricately superimposing fragments carved in the depths of memory on canvas. In this exhibition, as well as the works drawn with Nishimura’s previous work style, which consisted of transparent colors and layers of outlines, we will be able to see more abstract works with dense colors and clearly defined boundaries. Nishimura’s attitude that “I want to capture the actuality of people and objects by depicting their outer forms by rendering it like silhouettes” is more clearly reflected in this development. He also aims to express “time that is not perceived” and “multiple different times” in a single space in this exhibition. Whatever the motifs that appear in the works, be they people, cats, birds, insects, cars, boats, or soccer balls, each has its own subjective time that exists and coexists with them. Nishimura says that October, which is the title of the exhibition “Around October,” is “a season of change and instability” and that it is the most “fitting” season for him. It is neither hot nor cold, or it can be hot and cold. “Around October” is such an ambiguous season, and because of its imperfection, it allows for imagining something that is not explicitly stated. ( 2020-10-24 ～ 2020-11-15 )
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2D: Painting35.716181,139.7877222-30-2 Kita-Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0014The theme of the exhibition, “stable and unstable”, refers to the unique world of Hiroko Takakusaki that is born when unstable seven-sided basic structures are connected to form a sense of stability. This exhibition will feature colorful three-dimensional objects wrapped in a clear net. ( 2020-10-26 ～ 2020-11-07 )
