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Exhibition name	小林耕平個展「反省サイクル　絵／空／事」
GALLERY	ANOMALY TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 4F
Artist / Exhibition information	ANOMALYでは、Art Week Tokyo期間をまたぐ2026年10月10日（土）より11月8日（日）まで、小林耕平個展「反省サイクル　絵／空／事」を開催いたします。今回の個展「反省サイクル　絵／空／事」は、「絵／空／事」という3つの「場」を行き来することで、作品を見ること、そして自分自身の見方を見つめ直すことをテーマとした展覧会です。ここでいう3つの「場」とは、キャンバスに描かれた「絵」、YouTubeなどを介して広がる「空」、そして現実の展示空間であるギャラリー「事」。それぞれ異なる性質を持つ3つの場が相互に作用することで、作品と鑑賞者の関係が揺さぶられていきます。作家がいう「反省サイクル」とは、作品を一方的に理解するのではなく、「見る」という行為を通して、作品と自分自身の見方の双方を捉え直していく運動です。私たちは未知のものを目にしたとき、記憶や経験、既に知っているイメージを手がかりにして意味を与えようとします。しかし、そのとき作品を見ているつもりで、実は自分自身の中にある「ものの見方」を作品に重ねているのかもしれません。本展では、そうした作品と鑑賞者のあいだにある境界を「／（スラッシュ）」という記号によって捉えます。スラッシュは、こちら側と向こう側を分ける線であると同時に、平面を横から見たときに現れる「面」の姿でもあります。その境界を隔てて作品を見るとき、私たちは何を見ているのか。そして、目の前の作品から何を連想し、どのような「場」を自分の中につくり出しているのか。「絵は空によって、空は事によって、事は絵によって鑑賞される」という作家の言葉のように、3つの場は互いを照らし出しながら、その都度、異なる意味を生み出します。作品を見ることによって、作品そのものだけでなく、それを見ている自分の世界の配置までもが少しずつ組み替えられていく。本展は、そうした鑑賞と変化の循環を、絵画、映像、空間を通して体験する試みです。 ■オープニングレセプション：2026年10月10日（土）17:00-19:00 ※作家が在廊いたします【開廊時間】12:00-18:00 【休廊日】日・月 ※11月8日（日）はArt Week Tokyoにつき開廊 ※Art Week Tokyo開催期間中の開廊時間：11月4日(水)〜11月8日(日) 10:00-18:00
Session	2026/10/10(Sat) - 2026/11/08(Sun)

Exhibition name	Shiori Higashiyama Solo Exhibition "walking / mesh"
GALLERY	ANOMALY TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 4F
Artist / Exhibition information	ANOMALY is pleased to present walking / mesh, a solo exhibition by Shiori Higashiyama, from October 10 to November 8, 2026. Higashiyama has focused on the “boundaries” that emerge between people, and between people and their surroundings, exploring through painting how we create distance between ourselves and the outside world in order to protect ourselves. Her research for her work begins with stories and personal experiences and draws on a wide range of structures and images that separate, protect, or sometimes confine people and objects: weapons and protective gear, formation diagrams (battle formations), walls, fences and hedges, shelters, ruins, tents, mattresses, and more. These motifs are meticulously rendered on supports such as Japanese paper and cotton fabric using colored pencil, watercolor, egg tempera, and other media. A defining feature of Higashiyama’s paintings is the recurring presence of lines and grids alongside these concrete motifs. While walls, hedges, barbed wire, and other elements evoke obstruction and defense, lines running across the picture plane and intricate grids form geometric patterns that recur with subtle variations in shape, scale, density, and placement. A boundary enclosing one area becomes the contour of another, from which yet another division emerges. Through their repetition and overlap, these lines and grids do more than divide the picture plane: they generate a distinctive sense of depth and spatial dislocation. 【Hours】12:00-18:00 【Closed】Sundays, Mondays, and holidays Open on 11.8 (Sun) for Art Week Tokyo Opening hours during Art Week Tokyo: 11.4 (Wed) – 11.8 (Sun) 10:00-18:00
Session	2026/10/10(Sat) - 2026/11/08(Sun)

Exhibition name	光る音展
GALLERY	BONDED GALLERY TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 4F
Artist / Exhibition information	光と音のうごきが重なり、視覚と聴覚がシンクロする心地よさ。鏡に反響し、水に弾み、植物の影を踊らせる光と音。異なる物質と現象が互いに作用し、リズムを刻む。『光る音展』は、創業20周年を迎えたSTARRYWORKS inc. が今も手を動かしながら続けている実験や、つくってみたかった体験、そして、その過程で見つけた“まだ名前のない感覚”をめぐる体験型展示です。主催：STARRYWORKS inc. 展示名：光る音展・開催期間： 2026年11月4日（水）〜 11月8日（日）・開館時間： 11:00 〜 19:00 ・入場料： 1,000円（小学生以下無料）※事前チケット販売なし・決済方法：クレジットカード / 電子マネー / 二次元バーコード決済
Session	2026/11/04(Wed) - 2026/11/08(Sun)

Exhibition name	Cevo solo exhibition "Slow Drip"
GALLERY	Goyo Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	Cevo, an Argentine artist based in Stockholm, Sweden, will present his first solo exhibition in Japan, featuring 13 new works. Working exclusively with acrylics on linen, he creates highly detailed, photorealistic cityscapes, each built up through countless layers over hundreds of hours. The scenes depicted in his paintings are familiar fragments of everyday urban life. Yet no people appear in them. By removing all signs of human presence, Cevo brings into focus the buildings, infrastructure, and quiet traces left behind in the city, revealing another side of the urban landscape. Underlying this meticulous approach is Cevo’s deep respect for Japanese craftsmanship, which inspires him daily, as well as a commitment to a process that stands in contrast to efficiency and shortcuts. By devoting extensive time to each work and repeatedly building up its layers, he invites us to reconsider the urban landscape from a new perspective. In Slow Drip, Cevo presents another vision of the city, one that emerges through the patient passage of time. We invite you to experience in person a flow of time distinct from the everyday rhythms we are accustomed to. 【Hours】12:00-19:00 / ※Wednesday 13:00-19:00 【 Last Day】12:00 – 17:00 【Closed】Sundays and Mondays ※Notice of Adjusted Opening Hours During CANAL FES From Friday, October 30, the opening day of the exhibitions, through Sunday, November 1, Goyo Gallery will operate with adjusted opening hours in conjunction with CANAL FES, held in the Tennoz area. 10/30 (Fri.)｜12:00–19:00 10/31 (Sat.)｜12:00–19:00 11/1 (Sun.)｜12:00–18:00
Session	2026/10/30(Fri) - 2026/11/21(Sat)

Exhibition name	新埜康平個展「the beautiful foolishness of things」
GALLERY	Goyo Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	10月30日（金）より11月21日（土）まで、Goyo Galleryにて、新埜康平個展「the beautiful foolishness of things」を開催いたします。新埜康平がこれまで見つめてきたのは、私たちが日常の中で通り過ぎてしまう風景や、記憶に残る名もなき時間でした。近年、その眼差しは、描かれるイメージから素材そのものへと広がっています。和紙、箔、岩絵具、鉄。光や湿度、空気、時間。さまざまな環境に触れることで、ものは少しずつ姿を変えていきます。本展では、鉄染めをはじめとする伝統的な技法を用いながら、作家がすべてを作り込むのではなく、素材や時間そのものが作品に介在する余地を残しています。錆もまた、失われていくことではなく、別の何かが現れてくる過程のひとつ。普遍的な日常に存在するのは、時とともに積み重ねられていく、美しい色彩。完成と未完。人工と自然。伝統と現在。合理性や完璧さの外側に立ち現れる美しさを、ぜひ会場でご覧ください。【開廊時間】12:00 – 19:00　※水曜日は13:00 – 19:00 【最終日】　12:00 – 17:00 【休廊日】日・月 ※CANAL FES開催に伴う営業時間変更のお知らせ会期初日の10月30日（金）から11月1日（日）まで、天王洲エリアで開催される「CANAL FES」に合わせ、Goyo Galleryでは通常の営業時間を変更して営業いたします。 10月30日（金）｜12:00–19:00 10月31日（土）｜12:00–19:00 11月1日（日）｜12:00–18:00
Session	2026/10/30(Fri) - 2026/11/21(Sat)

Exhibition name	Hiroto Tomonaga “Wrinkled Landscape”
GALLERY	KOSAKU KANECHIKA TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 5F
Artist / Exhibition information	KOSAKU KANECHIKA is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Hiroto Tomonaga, on view from October 10 through November 21, 2026. Tomonaga seeks to capture—and translate into painting—those fleeting moments when the objects before his eyes suddenly appear different. The shifts occurring within the artist’s vision are gradually transformed into the material qualities of the paint itself, becoming fixed upon the canvas. While the resulting image is static, it holds the promise of future movement—a reflection of the artist’s own sense of rootlessness in relation to the world before him. A significant shift in his recent work lies in the deliberate attempt to have colors and forms counteract one another, seeking a point of equilibrium between them on the canvas. He manipulates the depth of the picture plane by layering colors, scraping them away, and forcefully pounding the paint in with heavy brushstrokes. Through the accumulation of these actions, the colors naturally recede, guiding the image toward a state of extremely low saturation and contrast. Consequently, the work takes on a quality of "weakness" that, at first glance, appears precarious. Yet, what emerges on the canvas is an effect of exquisitely subtle perception. At the fine boundaries where layers of scraped-back paint contend with one another, colors that might have seemed to cancel each other out instead interact, causing hues not actually present to materialize before the viewer’s eyes. Deep within the picture plane—beneath the interplay of offsetting elements—myriad reactions teem; these coalesce into a quiet yet undeniable intensity that presses upon the viewer’s very body. ■Opening Reception: October 10 Sat at 5 pm – 7 pm 【Hours】11:00 – 18:00 【Closed】on Sun, Mon and National Holidays
Session	2026/10/10(Sat) - 2026/11/21(Sat)

Exhibition name	Elena Tutatchikova solo exhibition "From Where the Sound of Currents Comes"
GALLERY	TOMIO KOYAMA GALLERY TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 4F
Artist / Exhibition information	Tomio Koyama Gallery Tennoz is pleased to present “From Where the Sound of Currents Comes,” a solo exhibition by Elena Tutatchikova. Marking the artist’s first solo presentation at the gallery, the exhibition will feature primarily new works, including drawings, paintings, and ceramic reliefs. For Tutatchikova, imagining, thinking, and making are part of the same interconnected process – a cycle of inward and outward movement. Imagination is inseparable from life itself: it is thought moving towards what is uncertain, towards what is not yet known. Through drawing, painting, and ceramic sculpture, thought gradually takes form as Tutatchikova questions the nature of thought before it becomes language. In her paintings and drawings, the movement of the brush leaves traces of paint spreading outwards, while her ceramic reliefs retain traces of clay pushed, stretched, and transformed in response to the movements of the hands. The landscapes and forms that emerge where thought meets the movements of the hands are never fixed in a single state, but are continually coming into being and changing. Through this exhibition, Tutatchikova continues to explore what it means to imagine. As viewers encounter the works, different landscapes may open up within them, too. 【Hours】11:00-18:00 【Closed】Sundays, Mondays, and holidays
Session	2026/10/31(Sat) - 2026/11/28(Sat)

Exhibition name	Joël Andrianomearisoa solo exhibition "Le palais des vents"
GALLERY	STANDING PINE TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	STANDING PINE is pleased to present Le Palais Des Vents (The Palace of Winds), a solo exhibition by Joël Andrianomearisoa, opening on Saturday, 31 October. The exhibition will feature the textile series of the same title, which incorporates kimono from Kyoto and was first presented at the Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu, in 2026. ■Opening Reception : Saturday, 31 October, 17:00–19:00 【Hours】12:00–18:00 【Closed】 Sundays, Mondays, and national holidays
Session	2026/10/31(Sat) - 2026/11/28(Sat)

Exhibition name	Choun Minok×Baku Kiyokawa "Invisible Landscapes"
GALLERY	YUKIKOMIZUTANI TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 1F
Artist / Exhibition information	YUKIKOMIZUTANI is pleased to present Invisible Landscapes, an exhibition featuring Choun Minok and Baku Kiyokawa. Though working in distinct visual languages, both artists seek to approach realms that have yet to enter conscious awareness, drawing out their contours and bringing them into view. Choun Minok takes the act of seeing itself as a point of departure, questioning the assumptions that underlie our perception. By juxtaposing images and forms that appear unrelated at first glance, Minok brings to light latent relationships between things. This approach invites viewers to become aware of the frameworks through which they perceive the world, while opening up possibilities that have long gone unnoticed. Baku Kiyokawa, meanwhile, employs a unique technique known as Bakugan to move beyond the artwork as a purely visual object. Through this process, lines are transformed from things to be seen into traces that can be touched and felt. Her practice begins with an attentiveness to the potential for bodily capacities to change, unfolding as an artistic response to an uncertain future. Her work pursues the possibility of an art that excludes no one, opening up new ways of reorganizing perception itself. Together, the practices of these two artists offer a perspective from which to reconsider the world not as a collection of isolated elements, but as a dynamic process of continual connection, reconfiguration, and becoming. At the same time, their works raise fundamental questions about how we understand and perceive the world, and why we so readily accept particular modes of understanding as self-evident. This exhibition does not seek to offer definitive answers to these questions. Rather, through the works of both artists, it aims to create an open space in which viewers can reconsider the frameworks of their own perception and thought, and imagine new ways of relating to the world. 【Hours】12:00-18:00 【Closed】Sundays, Mondays and Holidays
Session	2026/11/04(Wed) - 2026/11/28(Sat)

Exhibition name	Gentaro Ishizuka solo exhibition "Glacier Diary"
GALLERY	KOTARO NUKAGA TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 1F
Artist / Exhibition information	KOTARO NUKAGA Tennoz is pleased to present ‘Glacier Diary’, a solo exhibition by Gentaro Ishizuka, from October 31 to December 19, 2026. 【Hours】11:30-18:00 【Closed】Sun, Mon and National Holidays
Session	2026/10/31(Sat) - 2026/12/19(Sat)

Exhibition name	#47 Toshikatsu Endo, Mitsuko Miwa
GALLERY	SCAI PARK TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 5F
Artist / Exhibition information	Wed. 9 September - *To be decided Viewable through the windows. 【Hours】12:00 – 18:00 【Closed】Sundays, Mondays, and national holidays
Session	2026/09/09(Wed) - 2026/12/31(Thu)

Exhibition name	THE HIRAKO HOUSE TOKYO
GALLERY	THE HIRAKO HOUSE TOKYO TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	【MEET YOUR ART FESTIVAL期間中営業日時】 10月9日（金）： 11:30-21:30 10月10日（土）： 11:30-20:00 10月11日（日）： 11:30-20:00 10月12日（月祝）： 11:30-18:00 ------- 2024年の奈義町現代美術館での個展「IDEAL LANDSCAPE」で発表した大型の立体作品《Wooden Wood 74》や、2025年の岡山県立美術館の個展「ORIGIN」での作品を中心に、新作のペインティングとあわせて展示しています。スペース内には、新たに制作された完全オリジナルのピンボールマシンも設置しています。ゲームをプレイすると、新色を含めたオリジナルフィギュアを手に入れることができます。どのカラーが出てくるのかは、チャレンジしてからのお楽しみ。アート鑑賞の合間に、遊び心あふれる新作のピンボールマシンにぜひ挑戦してみてください。また、Yuichi Hirako 公式グッズや「THE HIRAKO HOUSE TOKYO」限定のオリジナルトートバッグも販売中です。【開廊時間】11:30-18:00 【休廊日】日・月・火・水・木・祝 ※休廊日におきましても、展示作品はガラス越しにご覧いただけます。 ※イベント開催時期などは不定期で営業する場合がございます。最新情報は公式SNSをご確認ください。
Session	2026/03/12(Thu) - 2026/12/31(Thu)

Exhibition name	"ART KOGEI", a limited-time exhibition of Japanese Art and Craft
GALLERY	ART KOGEI TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	Warehouse TERRADA will host "ART KOGEI," a limited-time exhibition and sales space highlighting current forms of expression rooted in materials and techniques. Rather than treating "fine art" and "craft" as fixed, distinct categories, "ART KOGEI" focuses on the multifaceted elements that constitute a work—including materials, technique, physicality, form, philosophy, and connection to the land. A artwork is not only an individual artist's expression; it is also born from the inherent qualities of materials, accumulated techniques, the creative environment, and ties to region and culture. By expanding the viewer's perspective from simply observing a finished piece to contemplating the underlying creative process, artist’s mindset, materials, craftsmanship, and place of origin, this space invites visitors to reconsider art from new angles. Through the continuous introduction of diverse practices, ART KOGEI presents the current landscape of Japanese art and craft, alongside the potential for new expressions emerging from it. Hours: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM Closed: Irregularly
Session	2026/09/10(Thu) - 2027/01/30(Sat)

Exhibition name	Takaoki TAJIMA solo exhibition "Life Is Good"
GALLERY	gallery UG Tennoz TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
Artist / Exhibition information	gallery UG Tennoz is pleased to present a solo exhibition "Life Is Good" by artist Takaoki TAJIMA, on view from Friday, November 6 through Saturday, November 28, 2026. So, I suppose there’s nothing else to do but make what I like, however I like. When a piece is finished, I put it in a corner of the studio, fold my arms, and look at it with a smile. There are plenty of unpleasant things in life, and sad things too. Things that make me angry. Most things don’t turn out the way I expect. And the next day, I make something again. If I manage to paint a lemon and a blue table in beautiful colors, then getting furious, teeth bared, over how difficult it was to order something on a touchscreen somehow doesn’t seem to matter anymore. — Takaoki TAJIMA On the occasion of his solo exhibition "Life Is Good" DM artwork : Life Is Good / F100(162×130.3×5.6cm)/2026/oil on canvas Supported by Kotona Art Direction 【Hours】11:30-18:30 【Closed】Sundays and Mondays
Session	2026/11/06(Fri) - 2026/11/28(Sat)

Exhibition name	Kouzo Takeuchi solo exhibition "Grit"
GALLERY	YOD Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
Artist / Exhibition information	YOD Gallery is pleased to present Grit, a solo exhibition by Kouzo Takeuchi, on view at YOD Gallery in Tennoz, Tokyo, from November 7 to December 26, 2026. Born in Hyogo Prefecture in 1977, Kouzo Takeuchi graduated from the Ceramics Course in the Department of Crafts at Osaka University of Arts before pursuing further studies at the Tajimi City Pottery Design and Technical Center. He began his professional artistic practice in 2005 and has since developed a distinctive body of work rooted in a sustained exploration of ceramic materials and structure. Fascinated by the enduring presence of archaeological ruins and historic architecture, Takeuchi creates sculptural forms that bridge the ancient and the contemporary. His practice includes a series of white porcelain structures composed of regularly arranged geometric forms, which he boldly fractures with a hammer after firing, as well as works whose surfaces are scraped away to reveal rugged textures that evoke the accumulation of time. Through an exploration of the inherent properties of ceramics, he creates works in which construction and destruction, order and chance coexist. Takeuchi also incorporates materials such as iron, stone, glass, wood, and lacquer into his porcelain and ceramic works, investigating the distinct qualities of each material and the relationships that emerge between them. While grounded in traditional ceramic techniques, his practice has evolved into a distinctive sculptural language characterized by a strong spatial presence. We warmly invite you to experience the exhibition. ■Opening Reception & Special Guest Appearance Saturday, November 7, 2026 \| 5:00–7:00 PM　The artist will be present. Special Guest Appearance : Hashigo Nakamura approximately 6:45 PM for around 15 minutes Hashigo Nakamura is a Kabuki actor and a close acquaintance of Takeuchi. Alongside his work on stage, Nakamura is active as the artist Daidai Kano. 【Hours】11:30 - 18:30 【Closed】Sundays and Mondays
Session	2026/11/07(Sat) - 2026/12/26(Sat)

Exhibition name	Asuka Watanabe solo exhibition "ANIMATE"
GALLERY	Tokyo International Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
Artist / Exhibition information	Watanabe has worked across a range of fields, including art, design, and art direction. She is particularly known for creating the main visual for FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL, a role she has held since 2017. Although her practice is cross-disciplinary, her distinctive style is immediately recognizable in the way she depicts plants, animals, and landscapes through bold, flat shapes and vivid colors. The title of this exhibition, ANIMATE, means to breathe life or spirit into something and to set it in motion. The word can also be understood as an underlying theme for Watanabe’s practice, which has consistently explored natural motifs through vivid colors and bold shapes. Historically, an artist’s ability to create compelling works from inert materials has often been likened to the divine act of breathing life into nature. Watanabe, however, is interested in “animate” as the moment when something begins to move and the sense of life emerges there. In this exhibition, the word therefore refers not to beings that give life one-directionally, but to the multi-directional relationships among the artist, the works, and the viewers. In the works presented here, Watanabe arranges multiple color fields, shapes, and motifs within a single picture plane, composing them as one overall visual experience. The images intermingle, and their identities and boundaries are sometimes ambiguous. Wavy lines may evoke mountain ridgelines, the flow of water or air, or decorative patterns. The term “animism,” which shares its etymological root with “animate,” describes the belief that spirits inhabit everything from humans, animals, and objects to natural phenomena. In this sense, Watanabe’s works, where the organic and inorganic, the representational and abstract intermingle, may evoke the very sense of anima —spirit and life—itself. ■Opening Reception Sat, November 7, 2026, 16:00 – 19:00 (Free/No reservation) 【Hours】10:00-19:00 【Closed】Sundays, Mondays and Holidays (Tuesdays by appointment only)
Session	2026/11/07(Sat) - 2026/12/26(Sat)