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ART in PARK HOTEL TOKYO Exhibition
Time：11:00 a.m. – 17:00 p.m.
Location：Corridor Gallery 26/27 (26F/27F)
Fare: Admission Free
Since 2016, Park Hotel Tokyo has hosted “ART in PARK HOTEL TOKYO (AiPHT)”, an annual contemporary art fair held in the hotel.
About 40 galleries from Japan and abroad use the hotel’s guest rooms as an exhibition space to display and sell their featured works. Many of the exhibiting galleries are based outside of Tokyo, making it a place to present artists and works that one rarely has opportunities to view in Tokyo. Also, many of the exhibitions are by prominent young artists or renowned international artists, resulting in a group of artworks rich in variety on display at the hotel fair.
One can view the artworks carried by the galleries participating in the fair all year round at the “ART in PARK HOTEL TOKYO Exhibition” corridor exhibition on the 26th and 27th floors. All of the works displayed and for sale are carefully selected from the participating galleries whose staff possess a keen sense of aesthetics. Please take this opportunity to enjoy encountering a work of art that is close to your heart.
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http://www.masataka-contemporary.com/
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