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December 13, 2026
普段はそれぞれのフィールドで現代音楽を追求する奏者がANONYMに集結。ジョン・ケージから世界初演を含む作品まで、ここでしか聴けない編成でお届けします。京都ならではの特別な響きの午後を。
Image: Kanae Mizobuchi
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Search / Filter Events普段はそれぞれのフィールドで現代音楽を追求する奏者がANONYMに集結。ジョン・ケージから世界初演を含む作品まで、ここでしか聴けない編成でお届けします。京都ならではの特別な響きの午後を。
Image: Kanae Mizobuchi
View EventAKI INOMATA understands her work as a bridge for becoming-with between humans and other living beings. To this end, she collaborates with a range of non-human organisms. Following exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, the Musée d’arts de Nantes, and the National Museum of Modern Art in Kyoto, INOMATA’s works are currently presented at Kunstmuseum Bonn.
View EventMaterials are never silent. They carry traces of migration, labour, memory, ritual, and the encounters through which societies continually remake themselves.
View EventExperience Olafur Eliasson’s “Your curious journey” through the body. The exercises are simple, sensory, and open-ended, allowing participants to develop their own ways of moving and observing.
View EventThe second Taipei C-Camerata International Contemporary Music Festival, “Cross-Sound 2026,” brings together four contemporary music ensembles from Thailand, South Korea, and Taiwan. Through world premieres and cross-border commissions, the festival creates a platform for contemporary music exchange across Asia with an international outlook.
Image: C-CAMERATA
View EventAcclaimed Odissi dancer Bijayini Satpathy explores gender as rooted in the vocabulary of Odissi, a dance form shaped by both feminine histories and male lineages. She discusses how movement can express identities beyond rigid binaries. She will be joined by Sophiline Cheam-Shapiro, a Cambodian classical dancer, in a far-reaching demonstration of gender in motion.
View Event"At Random" opens on November 1 to mark the launch of "seeen Harajuku," a new art space in Omotesando, Tokyo.
Spanning the entire building—four floors and a stairwell—designed by Nawa and Sandwich, the exhibition brings together works from a wide range of series, including the new PixCell-Memorandum, around the central motif of "fragments of memory." Nawa’s creative process unfolds through the continual intersection of images, materials, and textures, each feeding back into the others. While seemingly random, these elements form organic connections. In this exhibition, these dynamic developments emerge in dialogue with the spatial experience of the architecture. Each work is presented through a composition or mode of display that differs from previous presentations, allowing visitors to encounter the works unexpectedly as they move up and down through the cave-like interior.
Shisanwu is thrilled to present Fish in the Net, 2026: LIGHT, a group exhibition opening Saturday, October 24th, from 6-9pm at Sheerly Touch-Ya Warehouse, Queens, NY.
View EventTo honor Jose Rizal’s 130th martyrdom anniversary, Dulaang UP presents Fiestas y Muertos, a modern reinterpretation of Rizal’s novel Noli me Tangere designed for contemporary audiences. The play explores two contrasting, emotionally charged worlds: the vibrant, often insincere celebrations of public fiestas and the stark, unsettling truth of systemic decline and mortality (muertos).
Image: By Jefferson Villacruz and Dulaang UP
View EventPlayCo proudly introduces esteemed Catalan writer Josep Maria Miró to New York theatre. Winner of the National Prize for Dramatic Literature, the highest theatre honor in Spain, his liminal, ferocious one-person play surrounds the discovery of a body in a field that reopens a small town’s wounds—their prejudices, desires, and memories of loss.
View EventFive Views, curated by T3 PHOTO FESTIVAL TOKYO, is an exhibition that brings together the perspectives of a new generation of photographers. Featuring five artists and collectives—THE COPY TRAVELERS, Kenji Chiga, Mayumi Suzuki, Eri Minamikawa, and Shohei Miyachi—the exhibition presents diverse approaches to photography, exploring its intersections with thought, narrative, and society.
Photo by Kenji Chiga
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