Japanese Events: Exhibitions

In a large group exhibition on the cat theme, IBASHO will exhibit works by photographers already connected to IBASHO, such as Mika Horie, Hiromi Kakimoto, Yoshinori Mizutani, Naoyuki Ogino, Kumi...

From today, the Rijksmuseum is showing a selection of Japanese prints on the theme of the Kabuki theatre from a donation from the Herwig-Kempers couple. Henk Herwig and Arendie Herwig-Kempers...

The British Museum will present the largest exhibition of manga ever held outside of Japan. A multi-billion-pound business that embraces anime and gaming, manga are a global phenomenon and have...

In Spring 2019 it has been ten years since the doors first opened for Nihon no hanga. For Elise Wessels, collecting started thirty years ago, when frequent trips to Japan...

On loan from various Dutch museums and private collections came to Delden in The Netherlands to tell the fascinating story of the lives of Japanese women during the last three...

With the opening of the Japanese Garden in Hasselt, an exhibition will be opened with the title 90 days of light. This exhibition, by Michiko Van de Velde, focuses on...

On Friday 22 March 2019, one of the most important and most talked-about contemporary artists, Yayoi Kusama, will turn 90 years old. To celebrate this fact, Museum Voorlinden will be...

IBASHO Gallery's newest exhibition will be a solo exhibition of the works by Hitoshi Fugo. Under the name BLACKOUT, the solo exhibition can be visited from 21 March until 19...

From 8 until 10 March, it is time for another edition of Made in Asia at Brussels Expo. Like every year, this event has an interesting programme, from cosplay to...

From 15 March to 8 September Japanese Museum SieboldHuis will present the exhibition ‘Japanese Nudes’ (in Dutch Japans Naakt). This exhibition illustrates the development in Japanese nude photography from the...

From 16 March through 19 May the new exhibition, A Tale of Hidden Histories, will run at Eye in Amsterdam. Truth, facts, memories, reality: are they all constructions? Artists Broomberg...

Following the richly illustrated reissue of the book Het snoer der ontferming (The Cord of Redemption) by Louis Couperus, there is currently an exhibition that is about Couperus and Japan. The...

In its fourth year, MONO JAPAN will welcome over 30 exhibitors and offer a jam-packed programme of events at the Lloyd Hotel in Amsterdam over the weekend of 1 to...

JapanMuseum SieboldHuis presents till 3 March 2019 the exhibition 'Kachō-ga. The Poetry of Japanese Nature'. Never before has an exhibition on Kachō-ga -one of the most important genres in the...

KYAS ART SALON will present the first solo exhibition of Kazuaki Tanahashi in The Netherlands. For this exhibition, Tanahashi will show his latest collection of one-stroke paintings for which he...

Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday in November the Japanese Print Collection of Nihon no Hanga will be open with the new exhibition with animals as the main subject. Animals have...

Following the Japan Festival, on 4 November in Amstelveen, Platform organizes C | Kunstuitleen Amstelveen the exhibition with Tsukiji as the subject. During the exhibition, you can view work by...

After the successful run of the exhibition Cool Japan at Museum Volkenkunde last year, it was decided to give it a sequel. The exhibition is now revamped and at a...

At this very moment the works of Ryoji Ikeda, a visual artist and a key figure in the world of electronic music, can be seen and heard in an exhibition...

Foam presents from 7 September till 12 December a large-scale retrospective with original prints from photographer Masahisa Fukase, from the Masahisa Fukase Archives in Tokyo. In addition to his seminal...

Hangar Art Center Gallery is the place for the exhibition of Aki Kurodo, the first one-man show of the artist in Belgium since 1995. From 19 April to 13 June...

After 3 years, Yoshiyasu Tamura returns to KYAS ART SALON with his latest works, and therefore, a new exhibition will be opened from 23 February. The exhibition is titled 絡新婦...

IBASHO presents an exhibition by young Tokyo-based photographer Tokyo Rumando (1980). Rumando has a background in modelling and stages in her photography herself in meticulously crafted scenes as characters both...