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Exhibition name	Jasmine Fulford solo exhibition「Becoming」
GALLERY	Goyo Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	Goyo Gallery (TERRADA ART COMPLEX II 3F) is pleased to present “Becoming”, a solo exhibition by Jasmine Fulford, from Jul 4 (Sat) to Jul 25 (Sat), 2026. Jasmine Fulford, after completing her postgraduate studies at the University of the Arts London, won the Grand Prix at "Independent Tokyo 2021." She is a rising artist who works with various materials, primarily painting, and has recently ventured into performance and video art, attracting attention both domestically and internationally. In her solo exhibition, "Becoming," she begins with her own feeling, supported by Yukio Mishima's "The Sea of Fertility," that "the world is made up of assumptions." Through "self-creation (training)" such as meditation and drawing, she develops an ongoing experiment exploring the bridge between subjectivity and objectivity. 【Hours】12:00-19:00 【Closed】on Mondays
Session	2026/07/04(Sat) - 2026/07/25(Sat)

Exhibition name	Tatsuya Yokosaka solo exhibition「MOB」
GALLERY	Goyo Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	Goyo Gallery Ⅱ(TERRADA ART COMPLEX II 3F) is pleased to present “MOB”, a solo exhibition by Tatsuya Yokosaka, from Jul 4 (Sat) to Jul 25 (Sat), 2026. Tatsuya Yokosaka has established a unique technique inspired by animation cels, layering transparent film onto canvas. Exploring motifs rooted in his own formative experiences, he is an artist attracting significant attention both in Japan and internationally, including in France and Taiwan. In his current solo exhibition, "MOB," Yokosaka takes traces of daily life and fragments of shared memories as his starting point, reconstructing them as if they were "artifacts excavated from a lost civilization." By creating a space for viewers to unearth either their own personal time or an entire civilization, his expression poses a profound question: how do we navigate the uncertain time that exists "between" the beginning and the end of our lives? In doing so, he invites us into a deep, philosophical exploration.
Session	2026/07/04(Sat) - 2026/07/25(Sat)

Exhibition name	Dear Summer
GALLERY	STANDING PINE TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	STANDING PINE is pleased to present Dear Summer, a group exhibition featuring works by Youki Hirakawa, intext, and Masayuki Arai. Opening on Saturday, 4 July 2026, the exhibition offers new perspectives on the systems, structures, memories, and modes of vision that we accept in our everyday lives without conscious awareness. Youki Hirakawa creates works that read the information held by everyday objects, delving into the histories and political dimensions that emerge from them. The art unit, intext, formed by graphic designers Yusuke Mimasu and Hiroshi Toyama, and programmer Takehisa Mashimo, presents B1 (2026), a new work focusing on the B1 size, 1030 × 728 mm, the de facto standard format for posters. Masayuki Arai creates paintings that begin with photographs collected from the internet, extending the image beyond the frame. Through these three practices, the exhibition subtly shifts the functions and meanings of familiar things, allowing the social dimensions and uncertainties that lie behind them to emerge. By reconsidering the elements that constitute everyday life from different angles, Dear Summer invites viewers to reflect on the relationships between body, society, memory, and vision. ■Opening Reception: July 4 at 5 pm – 7 pm (artists in attendance) 【Hours】12:00 – 18:00 【Closed】on Sun, Mon and National Holidays
Session	2026/07/04(Sat) - 2026/07/25(Sat)

Exhibition name	Seiyakutei
GALLERY	gallery UG Tennoz TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
Artist / Exhibition information	gallery UG Tennoz is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Sakura IDEMOTO, titled “Seiyakutei,” on view from Friday, July 3 through Saturday, July 25, 2026. After completing her Master’s degree at the Graduate School of Art and Design at Joshibi University of Art and Design and spending a year working in Paris, Idemoto has been based in her hometown of Kure City, Hiroshima since 2025. Her practice explores the subtle fluctuations of time, sensation, and the allure of space through a distinctive interplay of realistic depictions of familiar landscapes and abstract expression. We warmly invite you to visit the exhibition. Co-hosted by gallery UG × Kotona Art Direction Supported by White ERRORR 【Hours】11:30-18:30 【Closed】on Sundays and Mondays
Session	2026/07/03(Fri) - 2026/07/25(Sat)

Exhibition name	SILENCE, a solo exhibition by Joan Punyet Miró
GALLERY	YOD Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
Artist / Exhibition information	YOD Gallery (Tennoz, Tokyo) is pleased to present SILENCE, a solo exhibition by Joan Punyet Miró, on view from June 27 through August 1, 2026. Joan Punyet Miró, grandson of the renowned twentieth-century artist Joan Miró, is an artist, art historian, poet, and president of Successió Miró. Widely recognized as a spiritual heir to his grandfather’s legacy, Joan Punyet Miró has nevertheless developed a distinct artistic language of his own. Working across painting, ceramics, sculpture, eco-mobiles, and installation, he explores themes of environmental awareness, human memory, and coexistence with nature, posing poetic questions to contemporary society. The exhibition title, SILENCE, refers to a quiet space for listening—to nature, memory, and the inner voice of the self—amid the accelerating pace of information and consumption that defines contemporary life. Centered on works from the Monocromías series, the exhibition also includes sculptures made from natural materials, texts, and installations that create a space where nature and humanity, memory and future, intersect. Joan Punyet Miró’s works offer more than a visual experience; they invite us to reconsider our relationship with the natural world and reconnect with fundamental sensations of being alive.We warmly invite you to experience this exhibition. 【Hours】11:30 - 18:30 【Closed】On Mon and Tuesdays
Session	2026/06/27(Sat) - 2026/08/01(Sat)

Exhibition name	Keiran Brennan Hinton「Nearsighted」
GALLERY	MAKI Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 1F
Artist / Exhibition information	MAKI Gallery is pleased to present Nearsighted, Canadian artist Keiran Brennan Hinton's second solo exhibition with the gallery. Comprising 28 new paintings, the exhibition marks a profound development in Brennan Hinton's ongoing engagement with observation, domestic space, and the quiet resonance of everyday life. Painted during a long winter in Toronto, the featured works are rooted in the intimate rhythms of the home: a figure knitting beneath the light, a cup of coffee left unfinished, an apple core turning brown on a plate, a half-made sweater resting nearby. In Knitting Beneath the Light, the exhibition’s central image, the domestic act of knitting becomes a quiet counterpart to painting itself—an accumulation of attention, repetition, and time. Brennan Hinton does not seek to record the world with clarity alone, but to convey the experience of looking itself: the way light fades, how forms loosen in darkness, and how presence can be felt through the smallest peripheral details. In doing so, he transforms the seemingly ordinary into something contemplative, intimate, and enduring. 【Hours】11:30–19:00 【Closed】on Sundays, Mondays, and National Holidays
Session	2026/07/04(Sat) - 2026/08/05(Wed)

Exhibition name	“Strata in Gestation” curated by Yoshitomo Nara
GALLERY	KOSAKU KANECHIKA TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 5F
Artist / Exhibition information	KOSAKU KANECHIKA is pleased to present “Strata in Gestation,” an exhibition guest-curated by artist Yoshitomo Nara at our Tennoz gallery from June 27 to August 8, 2026. Since the gallery’s inception in 2017, KOSAKU KANECHIKA has featured artwork ranging across a diverse variety of media, not just paintings, and maintained a particular focus on the evocative medium of ceramics. To present the myriad possibilities within the realm of ceramic expression, we have invited Yoshitomo Nara, who himself works with ceramics, to curate this exhibition. In response to this task, Nara has selected four artists whose works he describes as “breathing life into the very atmosphere surrounding them simply by existing in the space.” This exhibition features approximately thirty works by Eiji Uematsu, Takuro Kuwata, Chinoko Sakamoto, and Masaomi Yasunaga. This exhibition presents a collection of works created by artists who utilize ceramics as their starting point while drawing upon their own distinctive physical sensibilities and perceptions of time. While embodying the fundamental elements of the medium, these works transcend the established boundaries of both traditional kogei crafts and contemporary art, offering a multilayered viewing experience. The perspective of guest curator Yoshitomo Nara, who refuses to be confined by refined styles or techniques and focuses instead on the uncontrollable nature of serendipity, resonates deeply with the imaginative forms created by the artists participating in this exhibition. KOSAKU KANECHIKA warmly invites you to this special exhibition guest-curated by Yoshitomo Nara. Courtesy of Gallery 38 and Nonaka-Hill ■Opening Reception: June 27 at 5 pm – 7 pm 【Hours】11:00 – 18:00 【Closed】on Sun, Mon and National Holidays
Session	2026/06/27(Sat) - 2026/08/08(Sat)

Exhibition name	Flowers of Memory
GALLERY	KOTARO NUKAGA Tennoz TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 1F
Artist / Exhibition information	KOTARO NUKAGA Tennoz is pleased to present ‘Flowers of Memory’, a solo exhibition by Nir Hod, from July 4 to August 8, 2026. This is Hod’s second solo exhibition at KOTARO NUKAGA, following ‘Echo of Memories’ in 2022. Hod has presented his work at institutions such as the Tel Aviv Museum of Art (Israel) and the Sara Hildén Art Museum (Finland), as well as at major galleries across Europe and the United States. His work has also been featured at international art fairs including Art Basel, earning him high acclaim and a strong following from both critics and collectors, and establishing him as a significant figure in contemporary art. Built up on linen or canvas through layers of oil and chrome, and brought into being through the chemical reactions of acid and ammonia poured onto the surface, Hod’s paintings unfold a paradise of flowers in full bloom within a silvery mirror, drawing the viewer’s reflection directly into the picture plane. Taking the genre of landscape painting as their point of departure, they reconstitute the very surface of the painting as a site where light and memory accumulate. ■Opening Reception: July 4 16:00 – 18:00 *Nir Hod will be present. 【Hours】11:30-18:00 【Closed】on Sun, Mon and Public Holidays
Session	2026/07/04(Sat) - 2026/08/08(Sat)

Exhibition name	AUN: The Fleeting on Mind
GALLERY	Tokyo International Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 2F
Artist / Exhibition information	Tokyo International Gallery (Shinagawa–Tennoz, Tokyo) is pleased to announce “AUN: The Fleeting on Mind”, a group exhibition by Banri Takada and Yuuta Takada, on view from Saturday, July 4 to Saturday, August 8, 2026, as part of an ongoing project “AUN.” “AUN” started in 2022 as an ongoing project that seeks to rethink the “exhibition” through the flat collaboration of its players. Now in its second iteration, the project relaunches with an expanded vision — expanding its original concept of the flat collaboration between the players beyond a single exhibition to the art world at large— with the aim of serving as a point of entry into the art world for emerging artists. This exhibition focuses on Banri Takada and Yuuta Takada, twin artists whose work is inspired by scenes that have left an impression on them in daily life. What is expressed in their work, however, is less the objective appearance of a scene than the subjective experience of encountering it. Even when looking at the same scene, the way it appears changes depending on the viewer’s state of mind and emotions, and the same impression is never formed twice. What these artists seek to capture, one might say, is precisely such unrepeatable moments. ■Opening Reception Date : Saturday, July 4, 2026 16:00 – 19:00 (No reservation required) Venue : Tokyo International Gallery 【Hours】10:00-19:00 【Closed】on Sundays, Mondays and Holidays (Tuesdays by appointment only)
Session	2026/07/04(Sat) - 2026/08/08(Sat)

Exhibition name	Nobuyoshi Araki　Solo Exhibition Araki: Ai no Himaku / Love’s Membrane
GALLERY	ANOMALY TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ / 4F
Artist / Exhibition information	We at ANOMALY are pleased to announce an upcoming solo exhibition by Nobuyoshi Araki titled Araki: Ai no Himaku / Love’s Membrane at our gallery. This exhibition will run from July 21 (Tue.) to August 8 (Sat.). Widely known as “Araki”, Nobuyoshi Araki is a singular phenomenon in the history of Japanese photography. Born in 1940 in Minowa, Tokyo, he studied Photography, Printing and Engineering at Chiba University before joining the advertising agency Dentsu. While gaining experience on the front lines of commercial photography, he gradually turned his gaze toward the private realm that lay at its very opposite. Love’s Membrane, the title of this exhibition, refers to ai, the Japanese word for “love,” which encompasses the diverse concepts proposed by Araki in order to communicate the core of the act of taking photographs. Although this is not widely recognized, Araki repeatedly used the seemingly commonplace word “love” — a word that, at first glance, may appear out of keeping with his unprecedented career. For him, however, love does not simply refer to gentle feelings or beautiful stories. Rather, it means drawing as close as humanly possible to the subject. To photograph, then, is nothing less than to inscribe, in a fleeting moment, what remains between photographer and subject — the last thin membrane that holds the faint stirrings from which words and meaning emerge. This exhibition was conceived as an attempt to retrace the vision that took shape over the course of Araki’s career spanning more than sixty years. 【Hours】12:00-18:00 【Closed】on Sun, Mon and Public Holidays
Session	2026/07/21(Tue) - 2026/08/08(Sat)