1OAK Presents Hajime Kinoko
Hajime Kinoko returns to 1OAK to deliver an unforgettable performance along with an all star cast of Tokyo’s most promising rope artists, models and DJs. If you are familiar with Hajime Kinoko’s work, then you won’t want to miss this night and if it’s your first time, get ready to be blown away.
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Friday, May 29, 2026
Starts 20:00
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1OAK
Fukao Building, 1-4-5 Azabujuban, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0045, Japan, Tokyo
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Mori Art Museum
Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Ron Mueck @ Mori Art Museum
This exhibition is the continuance of a long-lasting relationship between the artist and the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain and was first presented in Paris in 2023, traveling to Milan and Seoul before arriving at the Mori Art Museum.
This marks the artist’s second solo show in Japan, following the retrospective held at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa in 2008. The exhibition presents eleven works that trace the artist’s evolution from early masterpieces to recent creations, with a focus on major pieces including the large-scale work Mass (2016-2017).
This comprehensive selection provides deep insight into the development of the artist’s practice. Six of these works are making their Japanese debut, and notably, the early masterpiece Angel (1997) makes this a truly rare opportunity.
It also presents photographs and films by French photographer and filmmaker Gautier Deblonde which document Mueck’s studio practice and enrich our understanding how these extraordinary sculptures are created.
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2026.4.29 [Wed] - 9.23 [Wed]
(Wednesday, April 29 - Wednesday, September 23, 2026)
Open every day
Mori Art Museum
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MUJIN-TO Production
〒130-0022 東京都墨田区江東橋5-10-5
Deep and Wide - Sound Installation by KOMAKUS
The exhibition featured a surround sound space within the wooden building of a former paper factory, with 32 speakers suspended by wires.
MUJIN-TO Production is pleased to present “Deep and Wide” by KOMAKUS, who has been exploring the deepening of acoustic spaces. In a distinctive venue that was once a paper-processing factory built shortly after the end of World War II, the exhibition introduces a new form of music that can be experienced only here.
"From its origin, techno has been about transforming the rhythms of decaying cities into DIY sounds of their own, embracing a decentralized, anonymous aesthetic that blurs the lines between creator and listener. KOMAKUS, whose practice deeply absorbs this culture, pursues sounds that manifest only here and now, as if resisting the homogeneous means of information transmission assumed by mainstream culture. Electronic sounds materialize solely through speakers, creating friction on the eardrum. Within this space, sound reveals its material properties while being liberated as something raw and unfiltered."
— Tomoko Yabumae (Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo)
KOMAKUS
Active since 2019, KOMAKUS uses sound as its primary material, aiming to liberate the soul from the constraints of gravity. Specializing in multichannel acoustic design, sound production, and the development of original sound systems, the group emerged from WHITELIGHT—an audio team that has explored the creation of decentered sonic spaces across multiple genres.
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Venue: MUJIN-TO Production Gallery
Dates: Feb 28 – Apr 5, 2026
Mon & Fri 1:00 PM–7:00 PM
Sat & Sun 12:00 PM–6:00 PM
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Akane Teshigahara's Gallery
〒107-8505 東京都港区赤坂7-2-21
Neon Tube Ikebana and a Stone Garden.
Chris Wynne Evans Exhibition - The Final Chapter
Set within the Sogetsu Kaikan—a sanctuary for contemporary Ikebana—and framed by Isamu Noguchi’s stone garden, the signature large-scale neon work, 《Drawing in Light (and Time)….suspended》（2020）, is "arranged" like a flower.
Neon is usually the language of commerce, just as words are tools for communication. Yet, the Marcel Proust quote flickering here refuses to be easily processed. It evades the intellect.
Perhaps because this isn't "information"—it’s art. It’s an experience designed for sensation rather than acquisition.
It makes you wonder: Is Ikebana natural or artificial?
This exhibition sits at that exact intersection. Man-made neon tubes casting an artificial glow over a garden of sculpted, stacked stones. And in the middle of it all, a pine tree. On paper, it sounds like a contradiction—a glitch in the logic—but in person, the harmony is profound.
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April 1 - April 25, 2026, Closed Sundays, 10:00 ~ 17:00
Akane Teshigahara's Gallery
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ANOMALY Gallery
1-33-10 Higashi-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo
Terrada Art Complex 4F
God, I, Ego
- Tomohito Wakui -
Solo Exhibition
ANOMALY will be hosting Tomohito Wakui's solo exhibition "God, I, Ego" from Saturday, March 7th to Saturday, April 4th, 2026.
Tomohito Wakui, born in Niigata Prefecture in 1990, is a Tokyo-based artist and musician. He also presents works as a performer and is the director and curator of the alternative space "WHITEHOUSE" located in Hyakunincho, Shinjuku, among other diverse activities.
In his artwork, Wakui primarily focuses on the chain of negation in history (such as the elimination of organisms, lost technologies, and the denial of "chance"), and explores the possibilities of "possible/possible worlds" by re-examining them. His practice transcends genres and unfolds as activities that disrupt or invalidate existing frameworks.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026 - Saturday, April 4, 2026
Anomaly Gallery, Tokyo
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CREATIVE MUSEUM TOKYO
TODA BUILDING 6th floor, 1-7-1 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
〒104-0031 東京都中央区京橋１丁目７−１
Hajime Sorayama’s:
Light, Reflection, Transparency ―TOKYO―
The Tokyo exhibition will showcase Sorayama’s very first robot painting, created in 1978 for a whisky advertisement, alongside his wide ranging explorations of robotic forms such as dinosaurs and unicorns.
Highlights include the original design drawings for AIBO, the entertainment robot dog he designed for Sony, the iconic Aerosmith album cover artwork, as well as his newest sculptural works and an immersive digital installation.
This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to experience, on an impressive scale, the very essence of Sorayama’s lifelong pursuit: the expression of light, reflection and transparency.
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March 14 to May 31, 2026
Opening Hours: 10:00～18:00
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THE HALL & TUNNEL
〒150-0001 東京都渋谷区神宮前１丁目１３−１４
Quiet Underground:
Energy, Sound and Time
In celebration of the opening of Harajuku’s newest cultural spots, “THE HALL” and “THE TUNNEL,” artist YOSHIROTTEN designed a limited time space installation.
Located in the basement of Harajuku Quest, this space was designed with the hope of providing a new gathering space for creatives and reigniting the passions of Harajuku art scene vibe.
Here is a closer look into the world they’ve brought to life.
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March 15 (Sat) - March 29 (Sun)
Installation Hours: 12:00-23:00
DJ: 18:00-22:00