Exhibitions in Tokyo, Japan
7 exhibitions recorded in Tokyo, Japan: what is on now, what opens next, and the shows that have closed, each listing carrying the day we last confirmed it.
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On now in Tokyo, Japan
- On nowPicasso, through the Eyes of Paul Smith10 Jun to 21 Sep 2026Confirmed 23 Aug 2026 · check before you travelNational Art Center, Tokyo ·
Tokyo, Japan - On nowRembrandt the Etcher: His Challenges and His Impact7 Jul to 23 Sep 2026Confirmed 19 Aug 2026 · check before you travelNational Museum of Western Art ·Tokyo, Japan
- On nowUpon the Centennial of Claude Monet's Death22 Jul to 23 Sep 2026Confirmed 25 Aug 2026 · check before you travelNational Museum of Western Art ·Tokyo, Japan
- On nowMyth, Allegory, and Celebration: Print Works and the Courts of Italy from the Renaissance to the Baroque30 Jun to 12 Oct 2026Confirmed 19 Aug 2026, 3 weeks agoNational Museum of Western Art ·Tokyo, Japan
- On nowMasterpieces of the Renaissance from the Musee du Louvre9 Sep to 13 Dec 2026Confirmed 23 Aug 2026, 2 weeks agoNational Art Center, Tokyo ·Tokyo, Japan
- On nowShowa 100th: How Conservation and Restoration Evolved at the NMWA during the Showa Period30 Jun 2026 to 11 Jan 2027Confirmed 25 Aug 2026, 2 weeks agoNational Museum of Western Art ·Tokyo, Japan
Opening soon in Tokyo, Japan
- Opening soonTurner: Painting the Sublime, in Dialogue with Contemporary Art24 Oct 2026 to 21 Feb 2027Confirmed 25 Aug 2026, 2 weeks agoNational Museum of Western Art ·Tokyo, Japan
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What we will not list
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Why a closed show keeps its page
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