Tokyo's art scene has always comprised many hubs, and it's about to get a new one — one that promises to be among the most exciting.

Two months ago, storage company Warehouse Terrada unveiled T-Art Gallery, a new space within its planned art complex in Tokyo's bayside district of Tennozu Isle. Last week, the space opened an exhibition of work by the winners of the company's brand-new contemporary art competition — the Terrada Art Award.

And there is more to come. By next spring, the art complex plans to include T-Art Village, a Kengo Kuma-designed facility featuring rental studios and a residence program for foreign artists, as well as a new cafe and store.