Hop on the bus and follow me for a discovery of galleries in Tokyo! For the Art Week Tokyo I bring you to check out a selection of exhibitions and experience a fun event happening every year in the city.
Together we will see the following:
Candida Höfer at Kotaro Nukaga Gallery
Miwa Ogasawara at Maho Kubota Gallery (thank you Noe for the insightful conversation!)
Guo-Liang Tan at OTA Fine Arts Gallery
Nicolas Jullien & Jean Jullien at Nanzuka Underground Gallery
Eva Jospin at Ruinart Pop-up Bar
AWT Bar design by Suzuko Yamada
Learn more about Art Week Tokyo https://www.artweektokyo.com/en/
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You can also check out last year’s video!
https://youtu.be/Y2CGQ5_D1h0?si=5DGa_IFULFiY9tKz
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👋Hi if you don’t know me I am Agatha I live in Tokyo, Japan. I work as a freelancer in digital communication for the arts and I am currently starting a business here connected to travel, contemporary art, design and architecture. I share this journey here as well as the exhibitions, museums and festivals I go to.
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What I say about the exhibitions is my own interpretation based on the text and informations I found on the galleries’ website, as well as quotations from these sources.
Contemporary art, Tokyo, Photography, Travel vlog, Artists, International art, Hidden gems, Cultural exploration, Japan
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3 Comments
What do you guys think? Which artwork caught your eye 👀? It's hard to choose!
I love your taste of art.
That giant spider, in the beginning, looks terrifying and realistic, so as does the wooden canvas and sculpture of animals, such as the cheetah.
Also, I did not know that bending and twisting bars could be an artwork too.