Exhibition Schedule

The 17th shiseido art egg

Duration

Maki HAYASHIDA; January 30 (Tue)-March 3 (Sun) ,2024
Zai NOMURA; March 12 (Tue)-April 14 (Sun) ,2024
Hirotoshi IWASAKI; April 23 (Tue)-May 26 (Sun) ,2024

Based on the concept of "discovery and creation of new beauty,” The Shiseido Gallery has opened its doors to emerging artists for more than 100 years since its opening. This edition of the 17th in the series
will feature solo exhibitions by three artists selected through a screening process from among 351 applications received from all over Japan.

“Pulse of Beauty ‐Shiseido's Creative Works‐”

Duration

June 8 (Sat)ーAugust 4 (Sun) ,2024

An exhibition that displays Shiseido's creative products, packages, and advertisements with positive and playful designs in line with the trends of the times.Introducing new advertising expressions that appeared in that era and the fun designs that uplifted the mood of people at that time.

Silence Disrupted - Where Mind Meets Cosmos The Thirteen Rooms of Daijo-ji: Bishin Jumonji

Duration

August 27 (Tue)ーOctober 20 (Sun) ,2024

Photographer Bishin Jumonji has been confronting long-standing traditions in Japanese culture as an attempt to discover their underlying universal value. Through his photographs, he delves into his own experiences and memories, continuing to express the timeless beauty of Japan through his unique vision.
In this exhibition, Jumonji's photographs of the Kyakuden (Guest House) of Daijo-ji Temple (Kasumi-cho, Mikata-gun, Hyogo Prefecture) will be presented in a large-scale installation that re-creates this distinctive space. Daijo-ji is known for its decorated sliding doors (fusuma-e), which are said to have been crafted by Ōkyo Maruyama and his disciples. The new space created by Jumonji's unique gaze will surprise visitors with new experiences while also encompassing the Buddhist universe created by Ōkyo and his school in the past.

Shiori Watanabe Exhibition (tentative)

Duration

November 5 (Tue)ー December 26 (Sun) ,2024 (tentative)

This exhibition invites attendees to explore the dynamic forces that have shaped Japan's ecosystems through installations that create self-sustaining environments with circulating water.By examining ecosystems across extensive timelines and presenting narratives about the interplay between nature and humans, the exhibition aims to illuminate the challenges within these relationships. Simultaneously, it seeks to discover pathways for our future coexistence, offering insights into how we might live harmoniously within our environment.

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