March 3-June 14 This is the National Gallery of London's first large-scale presentation of masterpieces to be shown outside of the United Kingdom. Sixty one works are being brought to Japan, covering seven themes: the Italian Renaissance, Dutch painting of the Golden Age, Van Dyck ...

Feb. 26-June 14 Scottish-born Peter Doig grew up in Trinidad and Tobago and Canada, studied at the Chelsea College of Art and Design (now University of the Arts London) in the U.K. and has been based in Port of Spain since 2002. His landscape paintings, ...

March 1-May 31 To celebrate the Adachi Museum of Art's 50th anniversary, this exhibition showcases some of its founder's favorite works. Zenko Adachi (1899-1990) collected works by artists affiliated with important Japanese schools of art, including Takeuchi Seiho, Uemura Shoen, Kansetsu Hashimoto and Shiho Sakakibara. ...

Feb. 22-March 15 After graduating from Tokyo University of the Arts, Seiko Kajiura studied sculpture and casting at the Institut Seni Indonesia Yogyakarta in Indonesia. She later established the casting studio Jagung Bakar in Yogyakarta and based herself there until she returned to Japan in ...

Feb. 15-May 24 A pioneer of postwar abstract sculpture, Kiichi Sumikawa is known for his use of clay, wood, stone and other natural materials. He has also been involved in many public works and structures, including "Kazenotou" ("Tower of Wind") in Kawasaki and the Tokyo ...

Feb. 15-March 22 Kuchi-e prints, illustrations included in the introductory pages of books and magazines, were particularly prevalent from the late Meiji Era (1887-1912) to the early Taisho Era (1912-1926). Among the later popular artists in this field were Kaburaki Kiyokata (1878-1972) and Hirezaki Eiho (1881-1968), ...

Feb. 15-March 14 Hideo Nagai's large-scale sculptures, such as "Baba Project" (2001), are well known in Japan for being both unusual and humorous in their expression. In 2006, a car accident, followed by a long recovery period, led Nagai to reassess the notion of perception in ...

Feb. 8-April 5 The aesthetic importance of traditional crafts in Japan has a long history, with everyday objects often decorated beautifully or appreciated for their skilled artistry. Such works celebrated Japanese artisanship and exemplified a playful and subtle sense of beauty. Highlighting five Edo Period (1603-1868) ...

Feb. 8-March 22 Artists have explored mythological themes for centuries, creating not only some of the world's best-known masterpieces but also a means to pass down such stories over generations. To explore the evolution of mythology in art, this exhibition brings together a selection of paintings, ...

Feb. 9-March 22 Focusing on the theme of time, this exhibition presents works by Cobird and Junya Kataoka + Rie Iwatake. Kataoka and Iwatake first began presenting together during an artist residency in Paris in 2013. Since then, they have continued a collaborative relationship, showcasing in ...