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Exhibition name	GROUP SHOW: 5 ARTISTS
GALLERY	KOSAKU KANECHIKA TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 5F
Artist / Exhibition information	KOSAKU KANECHIKA is pleased to present the exhibition “GROUP SHOW: 5 ARTISTS” at the Tennoz gallery from December 6th, 2025 to February 14th, 2026. The show presents work by Yutaka Aoki, Takuro Kuwata, Yosuke Takeda, Hiroto Tomonaga, and Dan McCarthy. This presentation for GROUP SHOW: 5 ARTISTS will consist of approximately 15 works by the five artists. 【Hours】11:00-18:00 【Closed】Sun, Mon and National Holidays　*Winter Holidays: December 28, 2025- January 5, 2026
Session	2025/12/06(Sat) - 2026/02/14(Sat)

Exhibition name	The Forest Beyond, Under My Feet — place / wire
GALLERY	STANDING PINE TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	STANDING PINE Tokyo is pleased to present “The Forest Beyond, Under My Feet — place / wire”, a solo exhibition by Takayuki Suzuki, opening Saturday, 17 January 2026. Based in Japan’s mountainous regions, Takayuki Suzuki quietly explores the connections from place to place, and thing to thing, while observing the subtle shifts in nature that lie hidden within the everyday landscape. The unseen contours of forests and mountains; the rain droplets before our eyes; the flow of water that leads, inevitably, to landscapes beyond our immediate reach. In this exhibition, Suzuki reflects on relationships that extend beyond perception. Taking as his premise that seeing is not all-powerful, he invites us to imagine what lies far from the scene before us, and to reconsider the act of “looking” itself as an expanded mode of attention. How does an everyday gaze, so casually cast, recompose fragments of the world, revealing traces of connection that might otherwise remain unseen? Suzuki’s question begins under our feet as we stand before his works. In collaboration with: Gallery HAM 【Hours】12:00-18:00 【Closed】on Sundays, Mondays, and national holidays
Session	2026/01/17(Sat) - 2026/02/14(Sat)

Exhibition name	Noe Aoki Print Exhibition 1997-2026
GALLERY	ANOMALY TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 4F
Artist / Exhibition information	We at ANOMALY are pleased to announce the upcoming Noe Aoki Print Exhibition 1997 – 2026, which will run from January 17 (Sat.) to February 14 (Sat.), 2026. kumogaki, kameike / hasuike, suikan, kusudama, kanten, shiratama, tamakagiru, suiten, tamagumori, kurotama, Toufu, Plasmolysis, hikari no yama, Offering / Hyogo. These are the titles of print series that Noe Aoki has produced from 1997 to the present at Edition Works, a printing studio. Although she has not had many opportunities to exhibit them, the series total 14 and together contain over 100 prints. Besides prints of each series produced in the past using various types of plates, techniques, and sizes, this exhibition will also present cloud chamber, her first stone lithographs, along with her latest sculptures. It will be a precious opportunity to experience firsthand the world of prints by the sculptor Noe Aoki. Cooperation: Edition Works *In conjunction with Maki Ohkojima Solo Exhibition “Uzuki \| Resonant Wounds“ 【Hours】12:00-18:00 【Closed】on Sundays, Mondays
Session	2026/01/17(Sat) - 2026/02/14(Sat)

Exhibition name	Uzuki \| Resonant Wounds
GALLERY	ANOMALY TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 4F
Artist / Exhibition information	We at ANOMALY are pleased to announce the upcoming solo exhibition of works by the art unit Maki Ohkojima (consisting of Maki Ohkojima & Yosuke Tsuji). Titled Uzuki \| Resonant Wounds, this will be their first solo exhibition at our gallery, and will run from January 17 (Sat.) to February 14 (Sat.), 2026. Besides Ohkojima’s representative series so far, the exhibition will also show new works produced especially for it, including paintings, video works, three-dimensional works, drawings, and text (poetry). It is sure to be a milestone in the history of their creative activities. Support: Kanamori Alloy, Keisuke Takemata ■Talk event: January 24 (Sat.), 18:00 – 19:30 Panelists: Maki Ohkojima, Yosuke Tsuji, Toshiki Ishikura (anthropologist) * Simultaneous exhibition: Noe Aoki Print Exhibition 1997- 2026
Session	2026/01/17(Sat) - 2026/02/14(Sat)

Exhibition name	Hanging Windows
GALLERY	Tokyo International Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
Artist / Exhibition information	Tokyo International Gallery (Shinagawa–Tennoz, Tokyo) is pleased to announce Hanging Windows, a solo exhibition by Okaji Killi, on view from Saturday, January 17 to Saturday, February 21, 2026. Killi’s practice centers on urban landscapes seen through windows. The scenery observed through glass is reflected, fragmented, and transformed by the material’s inherent properties, eventually emerging as an entirely new vista. Rendered using traditional Nihonga techniques, his windows possess the subdued chromatic tones and planar quality of mineral pigments, allowing them to subtly assimilate into their surrounding space. Killi also explores the intimate relationship between painting and the private realm of the room. Through the act of “hanging” a work, a new spatial dimension unfolds within the living environment. We invite you to experience at the gallery the ambiguous, window-framed worlds that Killi evokes in this exhibition. ■Opening Reception : Saturday, January 17, 2026, 17:00–20:00 　Venue : Tokyo International Gallery 【Hours】12:00 – 18:00 【Closed】Sundays and Mondays (Tuesdays by appointment only)
Session	2026/01/17(Sat) - 2026/02/21(Sat)

Exhibition name	Shichijūni kō unsō (Seventy-Two Microseasons: Cloud Aspects)
GALLERY	MAKI TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 1F
Artist / Exhibition information	MAKI Gallery is pleased to present Shichijūni kō unsō (Seventy-Two Microseasons: Cloud Aspects), New York-based artist Miya Ando’s third solo show at Tennoz, Tokyo. The exhibition features seventy-two of Ando’s signature cloud paintings structured according to shichijūni kō (七十二候), a traditional East Asian calendar system that divides the year into seventy-two microseasons. Every microseason spans approximately five to six days and is marked by a small, observable change in the natural world. Although the system is designed to organize time into fixed intervals, it is ultimately understood through the accumulation of subtle transitions. The term unsō (雲相) in the exhibition title combines un (雲), meaning cloud, and sō (相), denoting aspect, phase, or condition within classical observational vocabularies. Unsō directs our focus to how clouds present themselves at a given moment, shaped by atmosphere and duration. Shichijūni kō unsō renders the seventy-two microseasons visible through chromatic sequence and subtle shifts in the natural world, articulating time as a continuous process perceived with sustained attention to gradual variation. 【Hours】11:30-19:00 【Closed】on Sundays and Mondays
Session	2026/01/24(Sat) - 2026/02/28(Sat)

Exhibition name	what we told ourselves
GALLERY	KOTARO NUKAGA Tennoz TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 1F
Artist / Exhibition information	KOTARO NUKAGA Tennoz is pleased to present Keita Morimoto’s solo exhibition ‘what we told ourselves‘ from January 17 to March 7, 2026. Keita Morimoto has continuously referenced baroque paintings and early 20th-century American realism in his work, depicting artificial sources of illumination, such as streetlights, neon signs, and the glow from a vending machine in dramatic chiaroscuro. His juxtaposition of light and shadow pins down the ephemeral narratives hidden within everyday landscapes of the contemporary city. After two and a half years since his previous solo exhibition at KOTARO NUKAGA, ‘A Little Closer’—in which the artist captured a more intimate atmosphere by tightening the distance between himself and his subjects—Morimoto’s gaze once again turns to the street corners of the city, transforming seemingly unremarkable locations into sites where the complexities of contemporary society intersect. Opening Reception: January 17, 2026 16:00 – 18:00 *Keita Morimoto will be present. 【Hours】11:30-18:00 【Closed】on Sun, Mon and Public Holidays
Session	2026/01/17(Sat) - 2026/03/07(Sat)

Exhibition name	WONDERLAND – The Light, Shadow and Subtle Lies
GALLERY	gallery UG Tennoz TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
Artist / Exhibition information	gallery UG Tennoz is pleased to present a new solo exhibition by UG-exclusive artist Keitoku TOIZUMI, titled “WONDERLAND – The Light, Shadow and Subtle Lies,” on view from Friday, February 6 through Saturday, February 28, 2026. Based on the perspectives and techniques developed through his previous works, TOIZUMI presents a refined exploration of light and shadow in this exhibition. Embedded within these spaces are subtle lies that challenge conventional perception. Keitoku TOIZUMI has been working exclusively with gallery UG since 2020. Through a wide range of presentations, including solo exhibitions, art fairs, and group exhibitions, he has continued to develop a distinct visual language grounded in his unique worldview. In 2025, gallery UG presented a solo exhibition by Keitoku TOIZUMI at ART FAIR TOKYO; in the same year, TOIZUMI also participated in a group exhibition in New Mexico, USA, marking a further expansion of his practice both domestically and internationally. The new works in this exhibition are constructed on a foundation of realism, with compositions and color schemes precisely structured. By introducing a calculated sense of unfamiliarity, TOIZUMI creates pictorial spaces that engage the viewer on a psychological and perceptual level. Visitors are invited to experience TOIZUMI’s latest body of work at Gallery UG Tennoz. 【Hours】11:30-18:30 【Closed】Sundays, Mondays
Session	2026/02/06(Fri) - 2026/02/28(Sat)

Exhibition name	flow-chitecture—Form Without Hierarchy—
GALLERY	MU GALLERY TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
Artist / Exhibition information	YUYA SAITOU
Session	2026/02/07(Sat) - 2026/02/21(Sat)

Exhibition name	Sawari : Before It Appears, Gathering a Touch
GALLERY	YUKIKOMIZUTANI TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 1F
Artist / Exhibition information	YUKIKOMIZUTANI is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Julie Hayashi, Sawari : Before It Appears, Gathering a Touch, on view from Saturday, February 7 through Saturday, February 28, 2026. Julie Hayashi’s practice has long centered on themes of “that which emerges of its own accord” and “that which is in flux.” Beginning with her research into the “nijimi (blurring)” and “tarashikomi (dripping)” techniques found in Edo-period Rinpa painting, Hayashi has developed a deep interest in the philosophy of “jinen” —a concept of nature as self-arising. Her work navigates the space between the artist’s intentional act of painting and the phenomena that materials themselves generate, engaging in a quiet dialogue with nature. This exhibition marks Hayashi’s first solo presentation at YUKIKOMIZUTANI. While continuing the conceptual foundation of her ongoing Sawari series—rooted in the Rinpa notion of “that which becomes naturally,” or a sensibility of entrusting oneself to natural processes—the exhibition also reflects on bunjin culture, which flourished from the late Edo through the Meiji period. The new works presented here are informed by Hayashi’s experiences of travel and observation. The term “sawari” originates from shamisen music, referring both to a noise component and to the essential point or resonance that defines a sound or phenomenon. As Hayashi travels to different regions, she perceives the atmospheres and sonic traces that arise within her as “sawari”, translating them into paintings as if notating a musical score. We invite viewers to experience this new series at the gallery. 【Hours】12:00-18:00 【Closed】on Sundays, Mondays and National Holidays
Session	2026/02/07(Sat) - 2026/02/28(Sat)

Exhibition name	Cloud Writings
GALLERY	Takuro Someya Contemporary Art（TSCA） TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	Takuro Someya Contemporary Art is pleased to announce the upcoming solo exhibition Cloud Writings by Harm van den Dorpel. This marks his first solo exhibition at the gallery and features a series of works including new pieces unveiled for the first time in Japan. In this exhibition, van den Dorpel presents algorithmic drawings shaped by his generative practice and the ideas of female artists active in minimalism and conceptual art in the late 20th century. Cooperation: Upstream Gallery Amsterdam Reception: February 14, 3:00 p.m. ‒ 6:00 p.m. 【Hours】11:00-18:00 【Closed】Sun, Mon and National Holidays
Session	2026/02/14(Sat) - 2026/03/21(Sat)