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J-ART Project Exhibition
Hours:11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Location:Corridor Gallery 31, Park Hotel Tokyo (31F)
Admission: Free
J-ART Project selects one Japanese artist as its “push artist.” Each exhibition is planned to feature roughly 5 to 10 works. Unbound by genre — painting, three-dimensional work, and beyond — the series introduces expression and talent worth encountering now, through the singular perspective of Mitsuru Kuramoto. As the exhibition changes each month, every visit offers an encounter with a different artist and a different world view.
NOV ’26
Ken Matsuyama
On View
DEC ’26
Tomoyoshi Sakamoto
Coming soon
JAN ’27
Isana Yamada
Coming soon
FEB ’27
Yu Uchida
Coming soon
MAR ’27
Tomohiro Yasui
Coming soon
APR ’27
Rika Oshima
Coming soon
MAY ’27
Atsushi Adachi
Coming soon
JUN ’27
Mariko & Aya Nakanishi
Coming soon
JUL ’27
Nagisa Kameshita
Coming soon
AUG ’27
Mai Tachibana
Coming soon
SEP ’27
Hana Okumura
Coming soon
NOW SHOWING
Ken Matsuyama
Paintings and sculptures of earthenware earthen figurine monster
The exhibition features oil paintings of Jomon-period pottery and dogu as monsters, reproductions of the original pottery and dogu, and ceramic sculptures fired over open bonfires. Also featured are Pottery Monster Diorama, Modern Prehistoric Figures, and Jomon Settlement Pottery Forming Scene.
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Mitsuru Kuramoto
A broadcast writer behind numerous popular programs, including “Downtown no Gottsu Ee Kanji,” “M-1 Grand Prix,” “Takeshi no Banbutsu Souseiki,” and “Jonetsu Tairiku”. Alongside this work, he has long engaged in reading contemporary art through the lens of “humor” via television programs and exhibitions, discovering numerous talents with his own distinctive eye. Through Kuramotoʼs curation — which brings early recognition to artists not yet widely known — the series introduces Japanese contemporary art from a fresh perspective that transcends the boundaries of genre.