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Kentaro Yokouchi Fabric of Perception is now on view at Kenji Taki Gallery, featuring a new series of character-based paintings that blur boundaries and perspectives. Who continues his creative practice between Indonesia and Japan. In this latest exhibition, he’s showing a new series of paintings mainly centered around character-based motifs at Kenji Taki gallery. Fabric […]

Art Week Tokyo 2025 returns from November 5–9, transforming the city into a global hub for contemporary art. This highly anticipated annual event connects more than 50 leading museums, galleries, and art spaces, offering an immersive journey into one of the world’s most dynamic art capitals. Image by Art Week Tokyo Art Week Tokyo (AWT)

Photo source Watari-um CHEN Fei Solo Exhibition : Father and Child Profile photo from the documents of “Father and Child” The Chinese-born artist Chen Fei, now based in Beijing, presents his latest solo exhibition Father and Child at the WATARI-UM Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo. Organized in collaboration with Perrotin Tokyo, the show reveals the

In the heart of Roppongi art galleries Tokyo, where Perrotin and other leading spaces define the city’s vibrant art scene, Ota Fine Arts presents Containers of Madness, a solo exhibition by Mannat Gandotra (b. 2001, New Delhi). Currently based in the UK, Gandotra completed her MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art, London,

In the heart of Roppongi, where skyscrapers, nightlife, and art institutions collide, Perrotin Tokyo brings a touch of Parisian salon culture to Japan. Part gallery, part gathering place, it’s a spot where contemporary art meets conversation, and where international names and local audiences come together. Tucked inside the Piramide Building in Roppongi, just steps from

Frieze Seoul returns for its fourth edition this September, once again transforming COEX in Gangnam into a hub of international art. Partnering with KIAF, the fair continues to draw global attention but the energy extends far beyond the fairgrounds. Across the city, galleries are unveiling ambitious presentations that weave art into the very fabric of

Photo Credit : Alice Kotlyarenko Are Art Galleries Dying or Evoling?The question of whether art galleries are dying has been circulating across the art world for years. In cities like New York and Los Angeles, once-bustling gallery spaces are now squeezed by rising rents and shifting expectations. The traditional gallery model—where one space handled everything

Exterior view, the site of Hauser & Wirth Palo Alto, 2025. Photos: Jon McNeal Photography Hauser & Wirth Palo Alto gallery is set to become a major hub for contemporary art when it opens in spring 2026. This expansion marks the gallery’s third California location, joining their Downtown Los Angeles and West Hollywood spaces. Located

The large-scale public artwork, called Yellow 25, has taken over the Spanish Steps in Wembley Park, near Wembley Stadium, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Coldplay’s hit song Yellow. It’s a collaboration between Wembley Park and the Pantone Color Institute, and it also ties in with the band’s upcoming 10-night run at Wembley as part

Photo by Mac Cervantes How Dinosaur Fossils Became Billionaires’ Coveted Collectibles Dinosaurs are dominating this summer’s headlines—not just at the box office with the blockbuster Jurassic World Rebirth, which has earned over $718 million worldwide, but also in the high-stakes world of fossil collecting. In July, a juvenile Ceratosaurus fossil sold for a staggering $30.5