CURRENT EXHIBITIONS


MU GALLERY

Presence

NOW - 2026/09/20(Sun)

gallery UG Tennoz

「Time Collage」by our represented artist Kunihiko NOHARA

NOW - 2026/09/26(Sat)

Goyo Gallery

Hinako Sugiyama Solo exhibition “A Sign of Wind”

NOW - 2026/09/27(Sun)

Goyo Gallery

NKSIN Solo exhibition「5 -FIVE-」

NOW - 2026/09/27(Sun)

YUKIKOMIZUTANI

“A Tale of Blessings”, a solo exhibition by Hiroko Toyama

NOW - 2026/10/03(Sat)

ANOMALY

Takashi Makino Solo exhibition "Constellation"

NOW - 2026/10/03(Sat)

YOD Gallery

UNCONDITIONAL​

NOW - 2026/10/03(Sat)

KOTARO NUKAGA

Rhizomatiks 'After Understanding'

NOW - 2026/10/17(Sat)

STANDING PINE

Youki Hirakawa "Intolerance"

NOW - 2026/10/17(Sat)

Tokyo International Gallery

a solo exhibition by Towa Takaya "Threshold of Emergence"

NOW - 2026/10/24(Sat)

ART KOGEI

"ART KOGEI", a limited-time exhibition of Japanese Art and Craft

NOW - 2027/01/30(Sat)

UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS


BONDED GALLERY

After Light

2026/10/02(Fri) - 2026/10/24(Sat)

ANOMALY

小林耕平個展「反省サイクル 絵/空/事」

2026/10/10(Sat) - 2026/11/08(Sun)

CLOSED EXHIBITIONS
Exhibition name Presence
GALLERY MU GALLERY
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
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MU GALLERY is pleased to present "Presence," a solo exhibition by ayaka nakamura, running from Saturday, September 5, to Sunday, September 20.

Ayaka Nakamura’s work captures the memories, emotions, and the very presence of life felt within a landscape.

Her process begins by capturing everyday scenery through photography and video; she then uses acrylic paint to layer the energy found within those landscapes.
The accumulation of improvisational lines and materials represents the movement and gathering of life, while her paintings—hovering between the abstract and the figurative—resonate with the viewer's own remembered landscapes.

This exhibition features approximately 20 works, including new pieces.
Nakamura’s delicate yet powerful compositions evoke the strength and fragility of life that lies beneath the visible landscape.

We invite you to visit the gallery and experience a moment where the interplay of light, color, and lines on the canvas connects with your own unique memories and sensations.

【Hours】13:00–18:00 (*Sundays: 13:00–17:00)
【Closed】Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays
Session 2026/09/05(Sat) - 2026/09/20(Sun)
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Exhibition name 「Time Collage」by our represented artist Kunihiko NOHARA
GALLERY gallery UG Tennoz
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
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gallery UG Tennoz is pleased to present the solo exhibition「Time Collage」by our represented artist Kunihiko NOHARA held from Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026 to Saturday, September 26th, 2026.



"Time Collage"

Our daily lives are put together by a countless number of “moments” that casually pass by.
From the changing of the seasons to the familiar scenes in daily life and casual conversations.
Those pleasant moments gradually accumulate and eventually become a part of our lives and memories.

Kunihiko NOHARA calls these layers of time created from moments scattered through daily life「Time Collage」and expresses it through his artwork.
The exhibition will feature his latest artworks which include wood sculptures and canvas paintings.

We hope you can experience and enjoy these artworks while reflecting on your own「Time Collage」.

ーgallery UG

【Hours】11:30-18:30
【Closed】on Sundays and Mondays

※Business hours will change from Wednesday, Sep 9th, to Sep 13th, due to TENNOZ ART WEEK.
Sep 9th 11:30-21:00
Sep 10th 11:30-19:00
Sep 11th 11:30-19:00
Sep 12th 11:30-19:00
Sep 13th 11:30-18:30
Session 2026/09/02(Wed) - 2026/09/26(Sat)
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Exhibition name Hinako Sugiyama Solo exhibition “A Sign of Wind”
GALLERY Goyo Gallery
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 3F
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Goyo Gallery is pleased to present Hinako Sugiyama’s solo exhibition Sep 5 (Sat.) to Sep 27 (Sun), 2026

A Sign of Wind(風兆) presents the artistic expression Hinako Sugiyama has developed over the past two years, as well as new directions that are beginning to emerge from her practice.

In recent years, Sugiyama’s works have incorporated a greater diversity of motifs and elements than ever before, bringing new breadth to the composition and visual language of her paintings. The exhibition centers on works that embody these changes, alongside major pieces that represent the culmination of her artistic practice over the past two years.

The title “A Sign of Wind” derives from Sugiyama’s own description of her recent practice: “There is a different wind blowing now.”

Building upon the visual language she has cultivated to date, new motifs and sensations have begun to appear within her paintings. These elements suggest that Sugiyama’s artistic world is quietly, yet certainly, moving toward its next stage.

To sense “A sign of wind” is to perceive the arrival of an invisible change through the presence of the wind. While marking the past two years of Sugiyama’s artistic journey as an important turning point, this exhibition also presents a new sign of wind, pointing toward the future of Hinako Sugiyama’s practice.


【Hours】12:00-19:00 / ※Wednesday 13:00-19:00
【 Last Day】12:00 – 17:00
【Closed】on Mondays
Session 2026/09/05(Sat) - 2026/09/27(Sun)
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Exhibition name NKSIN Solo exhibition「5 -FIVE-」
GALLERY Goyo Gallery
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 3F
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5 -FIVE-

An artwork does not have its meaning fixed at the moment it is completed.

Once it leaves the time in which it was created, the artist changes, society shifts, and the experiences of those who encounter it accumulate. Through this passage of time, the work can reveal itself once again in a different form.

Goyo Gallery presents “5 -FIVE-”, NKSIN’s first solo exhibition in Japan in approximately five years.

The exhibition brings together five works selected from those previously presented by the artist.

They are not new works.

Yet bringing these works, created in the past, together in the same space today is not simply an act of looking back.

Throughout his practice, NKSIN has taken his own experiences and memories as points of departure, projecting questions surrounding society and the individual, the boundaries between oneself and others, and identity into his work.

While these questions are connected to the eras in which the works were created, they are never confined to those particular moments in time.

There are things that only become visible with the passage of time.
Things that once felt urgent.
Things that remain unchanged.
Things that have gradually faded into the distance.
And things that, at the time, had not yet found words or form.

Five works, each born in a different moment in time, are brought together in a single place: the present.

What emerges is not only the evolution of NKSIN’s artistic expression.

It is also the distance that has emerged between the works of the past and the artist he is today, and the signs of what may become his next expression, visible only because of that distance.


【Hours】12:00-19:00 / ※Wednesday 13:00-19:00
【 Last Day】12:00 – 17:00
【Closed】on Mondays
Session 2026/09/05(Sat) - 2026/09/27(Sun)
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Exhibition name “A Tale of Blessings”, a solo exhibition by Hiroko Toyama
GALLERY YUKIKOMIZUTANI
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 1F
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YUKIKOMIZUTANI is pleased to present “A Tale of Blessings”, a solo exhibition by Hiroko Toyama, on view from September 9 through October 3, 2026.

Throughout her practice, Toyama has incorporated ‘kinun’ (golden clouds)̶a motif traditionally found in Japanese folding screens and handscroll paintings. Historically, these golden clouds have served multiple purposes: as decorative elements, devices for transitioning between scenes, expressions of the passage of time, and auspicious symbols. Drawing upon this rich visual tradition, Toyama creates paintings that unfold likenarratives, inviting stories to emerge from a single image.

For her first solo exhibition at YUKIKOMIZUTANI, Toyama centers on swallows, migratory birds that have long been regarded as symbols of good fortune. Presented in a handscroll-like composition, the exhibition celebrates the joy of living in the present moment and pays tribute to the beauty and dignity of all living beings. Through richly layered and vibrant imagery, the artist transforms the vitality of life into poetic visual narratives.


Artist Statement

Whenever I watch barn swallows return each year, I feel that the cycle of their journey mirrors a universal human story.
I want to portray these small yet beautiful birds, living each moment with unwavering determination, as beings that remind us of the joy of simply being alive.

For this exhibition, I have created my most ambitious work to date, ‘Shiki Enzu’ (Barn Swallows of the Four Seasons), a large-scale painting depicting barn swallows alongside the seasonal flowers and plants that I have encountered throughout the year.

-Hiroko Toyama


【Hours】12:00-18:00
【Closed】on Sundays, Mondays and Public Holidays
Session 2026/09/09(Wed) - 2026/10/03(Sat)
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Exhibition name Takashi Makino Solo exhibition "Constellation"
GALLERY ANOMALY
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 4F
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ANOMALY is pleased to present Constellation, a solo exhibition by Takashi Makino, from Saturday, September 19 to Saturday, October 3, 2026.
Takashi Makino has developed a distinctive form of moving-image expression that explores light and time, memory and perception, while working across a wide range of fields, including film, music, photography, collage, installation, and audiovisual performance.
The exhibition centres on Constellation (2025) and the new work Microcosmos 2 (2026), alongside approximately 30 collage works that provided the starting point for Constellation, as well as around 20 newly created collages.

■Premiere Screening & Talk Event: Saturday, September 26, 18:00 – 20:00
For event details and reservations, please visit “MORE INFO.”

【Hours】12:00-18:00
【Closed】Sundays and Mondays
*Open specially during the Silver Week holiday on September 21 (Mon.), September 22 (Tue.), and September 23 (Wed.).
*The artist will be present at the gallery on September 19 (Sat.), 21 (Mon.), 22 (Tue.), and 23 (Wed.).
Session 2026/09/19(Sat) - 2026/10/03(Sat)
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Exhibition name UNCONDITIONAL​
GALLERY YOD Gallery
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
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D Gallery (Tennoz, Tokyo) is pleased to present UNCONDITIONAL, a group exhibition featuring 13 Filipino artists, on view from September 9 (Wed.) through October 3 (Sat.), 2026.


The exhibition is part of TENNOZ ART WEEK 2026, taking place from September 10 (Thu.) to 13 (Sun.). The exhibition will open on September 9, with an opening reception held from 18:00 to 21:00 on the same day.


UNCONDITIONAL brings together 13 artists from different generations and artistic practices within the contemporary art scene in the Philippines. Taking “the unconditional” as its central theme, the exhibition explores the various “conditions” that shape human experience—including thought, memory, time, materials, culture, and everyday life—and the processes through which they undergo transformation.


The exhibition features works that transform everyday materials into new forms, reposition familiar motifs within different contexts, reinterpret established artistic genres, and translate personal memories and experiences into mythology and metaphor. Through these diverse approaches, the 13 participating artists each engage with the forces of transformation embedded within everyday life, as well as the time and memories accumulated within it.


The concept of UNCONDITIONAL suggests more than simply being free from existing conditions. Rather, the works are shaped by various conditions while simultaneously transforming into something else through those very conditions. Through these processes of transformation, the exhibition considers the relationships between the visible and the invisible, the past and the present, and individual experience, culture, and history.


We warmly invite you to experience this exhibition.

■Opening Reception: September 9 at 6 pm – 9 pm

【Hours】11:30 - 18:30
【Closed】Sundays and Mondays
Session 2026/09/09(Wed) - 2026/10/03(Sat)
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Exhibition name Rhizomatiks 'After Understanding'
GALLERY KOTARO NUKAGA
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 1F
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KOTARO NUKAGA Tennoz is pleased to present ‘After Understanding’, a solo exhibition by Rhizomatiks, from Sep 12 – Oct 17, 2026.

At the heart of the exhibition is a plotter that continuously engraves a single, unbroken line into a rotating stainless steel disc using a diamond stylus. The line never breaks, and once a groove has been cut, it can neither be erased nor redrawn.

The exhibition presents the working plotter alongside completed metal works. As the plotter continues to engrave throughout the exhibition, the condition of the disc changes with each visit.

Knowledge has long relied on human understanding. That order is shifting: phenomena now act before we grasp them.

This exhibition frames that gap as movement: things keep emerging before us, knowable in rule, visible in outcome, never fully retraceable. What do we see, believe, and answer for?

■Opening Reception: Sep 12 16:00 – 18:00

【Hours】11:30-18:00
【Closed】on Sun, Mon and Public Holidays (Open on Sep 13)
Session 2026/09/12(Sat) - 2026/10/17(Sat)
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Exhibition name Youki Hirakawa "Intolerance"
GALLERY STANDING PINE
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 3F
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STANDING PINE is pleased to present Intolerance, a solo exhibition by Youki Hirakawa, opening on Saturday, 19 September 2026.

Hirakawa creates works that read the information embedded within everyday objects, excavating the histories and political dimensions that emerge from them. In this exhibition, he examines the process by which institutions, values, and ways of life—brought to Japan primarily from the United States after World War II—were accepted and became established within Japanese society, linking this process to his own memories and physical experiences, and framing it as an issue that continues to the present day.

Intolerance / 2025, from which the exhibition takes its title, is constructed from two old milk churns combined to resemble an unexploded bomb. In post-war Japan, powdered skimmed milk supplied as aid, together with the widespread introduction of school lunches centred on bread and milk, brought significant changes to the Japanese diet. Hirakawa examines this Westernisation of food not only in relation to the policies of the Occupation, but also through the lens of biopolitics, considering state-led nutritional management and intervention in the body. From there, his enquiry extends to what he describes as a form of “food colonialism”.

Through the works, Intolerance approaches from different angles the ways in which the past remains inseparable from the present, continuing to act upon our everyday lives. We invite you to encounter Youki Hirakawa’s practice, which brings to the surface the histories embedded in ordinary life and the political structures that lie beneath them.

■Opening Reception:
September 19 at 17:00 – 19:00 (the artist in attendance)

【Hours】12:00 – 18:00
【Closed】Sundays, Mondays, and national holidays
Session 2026/09/19(Sat) - 2026/10/17(Sat)
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Exhibition name a solo exhibition by Towa Takaya "Threshold of Emergence"
GALLERY Tokyo International Gallery
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
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Tokyo International Gallery (Shinagawa–Tennoz, Tokyo) is pleased to announce Threshold of Emergence, a solo exhibition by Towa Takaya, on view from Wednesday, September 9 to Saturday, October 24, 2026.

Exquisite colors, elaborate texture, and a wavering, unique depth—these qualities that characterize Takaya’s paintings are achieved not only through commercial paints and pigments, but also through coloring materials she makes herself from ingredients with distinctive optical properties, such as polarizing pearl, metal, and CO2-derived polymer, as well as materials derived from specific regions, such as earth, ash, and minerals.

What underlies her practice of layering diverse materials is a perspective that sees the world not as something that exists independently, outside of oneself, but as what emerges as an experience through the mutual interference between body and things. This exhibition, too, can be located in the extension of this perspective.

This perspective has deepened into more specific questions, especially since she began working with diverse materials. In recent years, Takaya’s interest has shifted from expressing color in itself to the behavior of materials that give rise to color. How materials manifest different phases and transform the experience of seeing —in relation to light, environment, viewpoint, and body—has become the central question of her current practice.

Since images are not fixed entities but phenomena that emerge differently each time, the viewer’s body also forms part of the place in which the image-world emerges. Placing one’s body before the artworks, shifting one’s position, and yielding to the surrounding environment—such an experience opens only in this place. We invite you to experience what world emerges through the interplay of body, material, and the light and space of Tokyo International Gallery.

【Hours】10:00-19:00
【Closed】on Sundays, Mondays and Holidays (Tuesdays by appointment only)
Session 2026/09/09(Wed) - 2026/10/24(Sat)
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Exhibition name "ART KOGEI", a limited-time exhibition of Japanese Art and Craft
GALLERY ART KOGEI
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 3F
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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)
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Exhibition name After Light
GALLERY BONDED GALLERY
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 4F
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Warehouse TERRADA (Shinagawa, Tokyo; President & CEO: Kohei Terada) will host the exhibition "After Light" at the gallery space BONDED GALLERY from Friday, October 2, 2026, to Saturday, October 24, 2026.

This exhibition explores the perception brought by light and the shifting awareness that emerges beyond it through the works of three artists: Shinya Imanishi, Yuka Shimura, and Teppei Kaneuji. Light does not merely illuminate objects; it interacts with materials through reflection, transmission, and shadow creation, casting a wide array of expressions onto our visual experience. Furthermore, familiar objects transform in meaning and contour when placed within different contexts or relationships.

Shinya Imanishi highlights the relationship between light and matter through heavily layered oil paintings carved out to create shadow-rich textures. Yuka Shimura applies optical principles to relief sculptures, offering a perceptual experience where transmitted light and color transform space. Teppei Kaneuji connects found images and objects through collage techniques to challenge and shift the meanings and relationships of his subjects. Through these three distinct expressions, visitors can experience the shifts in perception and awareness that emerge in the "aftermath" of light.


【Hours】12:00 - 18:00
【Closed】Oct. 4 (Sun), Oct. 5 (Mon), Oct. 6 (Tue), Oct. 13 (Tue), Oct. 18 (Sun), and Oct. 19 (Mon)
Session 2026/10/02(Fri) - 2026/10/24(Sat)
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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
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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)
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