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Lee Bae, Brushstroke S6, 2025 - courtesy © the artist | Perrotin Gallery, Tokyo

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Lee Bae, between spirit and matter

Lee Bae explores the boundary between painting and sculpture with his Brushstrokes series. Bronze, light, and movement merge in a meditative dialogue between matter and gesture. The In-Between becomes a symbolic threshold between East and West, nature and spirit.

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Unknown, The Fight for the Banner, So-called Doria Table, Early 16th century | Courtesy © Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence

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Tavola Doria returns to Tokyo

The famous Doria Tablet, linked to Leonardo da Vinci's lost Battle of Anghiari, is back on display at the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum. After a long affair involving its illicit export and restitution, the work is making an exceptional return to Japan. This exhibition intertwines art, history, and cultural diplomacy.

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Martin Schongauer, The Nativity, Circa 1471-1473, Engraving | Courtesy The National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo

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Albrecht Dürer, Art in Black and White

For the first time in Japan, the show brings together the three woodcut series of Albrecht Dürer published in 1511: the second Latin edition of the Apocalypse, the Great Passion, and the Life of the Virgin.

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Sol Lewitt, Structure (One, Two, Three, Four, Five as a Square), 1978-1980, Collection of Shiga Museum of Art | © 2025 The LeWitt Estate / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York | Courtesy Paula Cooper Gallery

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The Rules of Freedom. Sol LeWitt at Tokyo’s MOT

The Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo presents the first major public retrospective in Japan devoted to Sol LeWitt. Open Structure explores the American artist’s vision that turned ideas into forms and execution into process. A journey into the heart of conceptual art.

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Takahashi Ryutaro's Collection

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