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Tara Donovan | Courtesy Pace Gallery, Tokyo

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An Immersion Into the Surprising Worlds of Tara Donovan

For over twenty years, Donovan has developed a distinctive artistic practice that explores the interaction between material properties, perception and natural phenomena. Her work is characterized by the use of everyday objects assembled in monumental quantities to create structures that recall natural forms.

Kenjiro Okazaki, Untitled, 2024, 224 × 363.5 cm, Acrylic on canvas | Courtesy © Kenjiro Okazaki

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The Discovery of Kenjiro Okazaki

The first large-scale exhibition in Tokyo devoted to Kenjiro Okazaki, one of Japan's most important artists, also celebrated for his diverse artistic practice that includes architecture, environmental and cultural planning, children's books, and robotics design, not to mention his active work as a critic of culture in general.

Yumeji Takehisa, Makeup in Autumn, Cover of the Magazine The Ladies’ Graphic Vol.1 No.6, 1924, Collection of Yumeji Art Museum

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Taisho Romanticism

This exhibition provides an introduction to the world of "Taisho lmagerie" thanks to the lyrical works of Takehisa Yumeji, the illustrations of Takabatake Kasho and others, and designs incorporating Western cultural movements such as Art Nouveau and Art Deco.

Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita, Self Portrait, 1928 | Courtesy © Musée Maillol

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Léonard Foujita, a Japanese Dandy in Paris

An exhibition dedicated to the eclectic Japanese artist Léonard Foujita who in the 1920s in Paris was one of the protagonists of avant-garde art together with Picasso and Modigliani.

Oasis in Tokyo: Beyond ’90s Nostalgia

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