"Intersections: Huang Rui and Japanese Art from the 1980s"
The exhibition examines the early work of acclaimed Chinese contemporary artist Huang Rui, made during his 15 years abroad in Japan starting from 1984.
4th Annual Collectors’ Contemporary Collaboration: Intimate Curiosity
The exhibition focuses on artworks from prominent, Japanese private collections that are not only diverse in medium, but also in genres and subject matter.
Matt Saunders' "Two Worlds"
The exhibition features two new bodies of work that are interrelated
Ittah Yoda's "I Think Mango You Say Salmon"
The two artists, coming from different cultural backgrounds, entwine and amalgamate their subjectivities to produce dissonant works.
The World is Our Home. A Poem on Abstraction
The show highlights the ways that artists Tomie Ohtake, Tang Chang, Robert Motherwell and Bruce Nauman
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Tetsumi Kudo’s Playful Paris Years
The gallery
Up Close: Eroticism in the Works of Eikoh Hosoe, Daido Moriyama and Nobuyoshi Araki
Sex and sexuality were celebrated and embraced.
Yoshitomo Nara: “Life is Only One”
What is the meaning of life?
