"Magical Art Museum" opens in Shinjuku. Experience art with light, shadow, and video

Shiriagari Kotobuki, known for his comedy manga, holds his first solo exhibition at a museum. He presents an installation in which all sorts of objects, including dioramas and everyday items, rotate.

The Japan Series dedicated to Andy Warhol is now open. Rupert Smith's works are currently on display.

A fantastical experience combining technology and fish, Enosui Aquarium will be holding its nighttime aquarium "Night Wonder Aquarium" again this year!

The "Pompidou Center Masterpieces Exhibition" is currently being held in Ueno! Approximately 70 works by Picasso, Matisse, Duchamp, Christo, and others are on display.

Artist MADSAKI spray-paints masterpieces he couldn't afford with his own money in an exhibition entitled "The World's Greatest Collection"

A one-day "Artistic Bonsai" event will be held at Arts Chiyoda 3331 by bonsai artist Masashi Hirao, who has also exhibited at the Setouchi Triennale.

Kohei Nawa's art pavilion "Koutei" opens in Hiroshima; Shinshoji Zen and Garden Museum to open in September

Artist and graphic designer Fumio Tachibana's first collection of works, chronicling the author's happy encounter with a piece of paper. [NADiff Recommended Book]

A giant fluorescent rock tower towers over the Las Vegas desert, a new piece of land art that will only be on display for two years!

Trick art by Escher, Kohei Nawa, Yasumasa Morimura, and others gathered at the "Mysterious Art Trick Trick Ha! Trick" exhibition

Bjork's new VR experience will be available at the Miraikan National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation for 18 days.

Meet the pure-hearted alien "UAMOU" at the new solo exhibition by artist Ayako Takagi at Nakameguro VOILLD

A solo exhibition of new works by Ed Tsuwaki, a leading figure in fashion illustration, will be held at Omotesando Rocket

"Provocative materials" by photographers such as Takuma Nakahira and Daido Moriyama. Published by Steidl [NADiff Recommended Book]

An American artist skillfully manipulates the colors of Japanese paper to create anatomical diagrams using quilling, a technique that involves rolling paper.