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Exhibition name	Hiroya Kurata solo exhibition「A Meaningful Life」
GALLERY	T&Y Projects TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 4F
Artist / Exhibition information	We are pleased to announce that, starting Saturday, July 18, we will host "A Meaningful Life," a solo exhibition by US-based artist Yuya Kurata—his first in Japan in four years. 「A Meaningful Life」 Leaving my long-time home has given me a chance to reconsider what quality of life really means. Spending time with a friend in the country, or discovering pockets of nature in the city, taught me that your surroundings don't automatically change your well-being. "A grand life" means different things to everyone, but my hope is to focus on discovering the small, personal pleasures in my own everyday routine. Biography Kurata Hiroya Born in Osaka Prefecture in 1980, he moved to the United States during high school and graduated from the Parsons School of Design in New York in 2003. Since then, he has continued his artistic practice in the United States while working in the arts. Recent hig 【Hours】12:00 - 17:00 【Closed】on Sun, Mon and Public Holidays
Session	2026/07/18(Sat) - 2026/08/29(Sat)

Exhibition name	Group Show “Radiant and Revealed (明歴々露堂々)”
GALLERY	Goyo Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	Radiant and Revealed (明歴々露堂々) Goyo Gallery is pleased to present “Radiant and Revealed”, a group exhibition showcasing a new generation of emerging artists, on view from August 12 (Wed) to August 29 (Sat), 2026. The Zen expression “Meirekireki Rododo” (明歴々露堂々) conveys the idea that truth is already fully revealed, shining openly for all to see. Rather than “discovering” new talent, this exhibition presents artistic voices as something that already exists, fully present and waiting only to be encountered. As a primary gallery, we believe our role is not to assign meaning to artists or their work, but to provide a platform where artists can express their individuality without fear. The works on view not only suggest the future of contemporary art but also stand before us as complete and compelling presences in the present. Visitors will encounter the brilliance of these young voices, expressions that are neither hidden nor restrained, and experience the clarity and confidence with which they engage the world. The exhibition also features a special collaborative project between Takuto Kadokura, a painter who previously worked as a pattern maker for Comme des Garçons, and PROT, the designer behind PROLETA RE ART, known for restoring and reconstructing vintage garments and worn textiles into contemporary fashion pieces. This marks the first collaboration between these two accomplished creators, who share the same alma mater. Curated by Takuto Kadokura, the exhibition brings together works by Hinako Suda, Maya Nukimizu, and eight additional artists, presenting ten emerging voices in total. 【Hours】12:00-19:00 / Last Day 12:00 – 17:00 【Opening Reception】8/11(Tue.) 15:00 – 18:00 【Closed】on Mondays
Session	2026/08/12(Wed) - 2026/08/29(Sat)

Exhibition name	Yuhara’s solo exhibition “Forgotten Things”
GALLERY	Goyo Gallery TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 3F
Artist / Exhibition information	Goyo Gallery is pleased to present Yasuhito Yuhara’s solo exhibition Aug 12 (Wed) to Aug 29 (Sat), 2026, his first in Japan in approximately three years. The forms that emerged through the artist’s engagement with clay and his search for shape resemble living creatures, while at the same time evoking the lingering presence of someone once known. They seem to have names, yet remain unnamed. They feel like distant memories, yet quietly exist here in the present. These works gently awaken memories and sensations that existed before language, things we have gradually forgotten over time. Through both sculpture and painting, this exhibition invites viewers into a new world envisioned by Yasuhito Yuhara. 【Hours】12:00-19:00 【Closed】on Mondays/ Last Day 12:00 – 17:00
Session	2026/08/12(Wed) - 2026/08/29(Sat)

Exhibition name	Seiji Matsumoto Solo Exhibition: EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT
GALLERY	YUKIKOMIZUTANI TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 1F
Artist / Exhibition information	YUKIKOMIZUTANI is pleased to present Seiji Matsumoto Solo Exhibition: EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT, on view from Saturday, August 1 to Sunday, August 30, 2026. Marking Matsumoto’s third solo exhibition at YUKIKOMIZUTANI, the exhibition features a new body of paintings and drawings, alongside a new video work created in collaboration with creators Rich & Miyu. The film interweaves scenes from Matsumoto’s studio with the imaginative world of his artworks, creating a new visual experience where reality and fiction intersect. EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT “EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT” expresses the idea that each of us is unique. Differences in appearance, ways of thinking, and the environments in which we grow up all give rise to both beauty and inner conflict. In an age where social media makes it easy to compare ourselves with others, this exhibition reflects on the importance of turning our attention inward and reconnecting with who we are. Inspired by emotions and landscapes born from life surrounded by nature, these works invite viewers to embrace their own individuality. Created with a focus on the present moment—without being constrained by the past or anxious about the future—the exhibition reveals a new dimension of Seiji Matsumoto’s artistic vision. — Seiji Matsumoto 【Hours】12:00 - 18:00 【Closed】on Mondays,Tuesdays and Public Holidays
Session	2026/08/01(Sat) - 2026/08/30(Sun)

Exhibition name	“A Tale of Blessings”, a solo exhibition by Hiroko Toyama
GALLERY	YUKIKOMIZUTANI TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 1F
Artist / Exhibition information	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)

Exhibition name	Rhizomatiks 'After Understanding'
GALLERY	KOTARO NUKAGA TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 1F
Artist / Exhibition information	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)

Exhibition name	After Light
GALLERY	BONDED GALLERY TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ / 4F
Artist / Exhibition information	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)