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A NEW PERSPECTIVE
CONNECTING THE
FUTURE THROUGH
CONTEMPORARY ART

A NEW PERSPECTIVE
THE FUTURE
THROUGH
CONTEMPORARY
ART

UESHIMA MUSEUM ANNEX
2025/1/15 OPEN

Following the opening of the UESHIMA MUSEUM within the Shibuya Kyoiku Gakuen grounds in June 2024, we are pleased to inaugurate the new UESHIMA MUSEUM ANNEX as an additional venue for our collections.

To commemorate the opening of the ANNEX building, we are proud to host a solo exhibition by Kei Imazu, one of Japan’s most prominent contemporary artists, whose international acclaim continues to grow. Imazu was a finalist in France’s prestigious Prix Jean François Prat in 2020 and was invited to participate in documenta 15, the renowned international exhibition held every five years in Kassel, Germany, in 2022. Details regarding reservations and other information will be announced as soon as they are finalized.

To visit the museum, online ticket purchase for a specific date and time is required. Tickets can also be purchased on the same day. Please purchase tickets here.

Dates |

January 15, 2025 (Wed)~ End of March, 2025

Opening Hours (Date and Time Web Ticket System) |

11:00 ~ 17:00 (Last entry at 16:00)

Location|

UESHIMA MUSEUM ANNEX

3F, MUPRE Kita-Sando, 3-16-5 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

Admission fee (tax incl.) |

General: 600 JPY

High School & Junior High School Students: 400 JPY

Elementary School Students & Younger: Free

Closed Days |

Monday(If Monday is a national holiday, the museum will be open on Monday and closed on the following weekday.)

Kei Imazu Exhibition

Timed to coincide with her large-scale solo exhibition at Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery (January 11–March 23, 2025), this exhibition features all twelve Imazu's works from UESHIMA MUSEUM COLLECTION, including her monumental 2019 painting "Survive".
UESHIMA MUSEUM ANNEX

Kei Imazu Exhibition

Spanning the late 2000s to the present, this exhibition offers a broad overview of nearly two decades of Imazuʼs career. During this period, she relocated her base of operations from Japan to Bandung, Indonesia; encountered new landscapes, religions, cultures, and histories; and experienced significant personal changes, including motherhood and raising a child.

These shifts in life and environment have distinctly influenced the themes and motifs in her work. Changes in subject matter from one period to the next can be read as reflections of evolving social and personal consciousness. As Imazuʼs inner world intertwines more deeply with both Indonesia and Japan, the range of motifs she selects grows increasingly diverse, layering multiple narratives within a single canvas.

We hope that through this exhibition, visitors will discern the sharp critical perspective that anchors Imazuʼs contemporaneity: as an individual living today and as a rare artist capable of vividly representing the spirit of our time. It is our pleasure to present this exhibition as a testament to her artistic relevance.

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