Top 17 Exhibitions to See This Weekend: From the Grand Opening of "null²ⁿ" to "Otomo Yoshihide + YCAM New Work Exhibition"
A roundup of the top 17 exhibitions to see this weekend, including the British Museum Japanese art collection, Daido Moriyama, Yuichi Hirako, and Isamu Wakabayashi.Summary
This article presents the top 17 exhibitions to see this weekend. The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum in Ueno is hosting "Masterpieces of the British Museum Japanese Art Collection: A Hundred Flowers Blooming—Edo Paintings Across the Sea" through October 18, marking the museum's 100th anniversary. It features the first return to Japan of Kitagawa Utamaro's painting "Courtesan Reading a Letter," works by Maruyama Okyo and Katsushika Hokusai, and a set of sliding screen paintings reunited for the first time in about 150 years. At the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum in Ebisu, "Sensibility Reproduced—Daido Moriyama" is on view, a hybrid exhibition in which students from Nara Women's University's Hase Laboratory select and reconfigure works from the collection, shown both on-site and online. Yuichi Hirako's solo exhibition "HUMAN AND NATURE" is at the Tokyo Midtown Hibiya 6th-floor hall, featuring about 300 works including a mobile up to roughly 3.5 meters long, exploring the relationship between humans, plants, and nature. The Nerima Art Museum presents "Isamu Wakabayashi—Run and Rest—｜Mayumi Terada—Absence of Presence," showcasing Wakabayashi's newly acquired sculpture and prints alongside Terada's photographs and stone sculptures in two solo-format presentations.
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