Simple motifs—trees, houses, and curtains—and geometric forms. Delicate, rhythmically placed colors. The works of Hiroshi Sugito (1970- ) commute between the abstract and figurative and work magic on people all over the world. This will be the artist’s first solo exhibition at a Tokyo art museum. We invite you to enjoy Sugito’s most recent works in our large underground-level, void gallery space, with walls and floors displaying the special qualities of Kunio Mayekawa’s architecture.
Major works
Major works
Hiroshi Sugito, module (for room A), 2017, tiles, mixed media
Hiroshi Sugito, Troedsson Villa, 2016, oil on canvas
Exhibition view B3F, 2017, oil on canvas, mixed media
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Information
Information
Period
July 25 (Tue) – October 9 (Mon-holiday), 2017
Venue
Gallery A, B, C
Closed
Mondays, September 19 (Open the Mondays of August 14, September 18, October 9)
Hours
9:30 – 17:30 (Last admission 17:00)
Days of Extended Hours
Fridays 9:30 – 20:00 (Last admission 19:30) Open 9:30 – 21:00 on Fridays from July 28 to August 25
Admission
Tickets at the door |
General ¥800 / College students ¥400 / Seniors 65+ ¥500
Group tickets |
General ¥600 ※Group rates - 20 or more people
※Admission free for visitors junior high school age or younger
※Admission free for visitors (and one accompanying person) with a Physical Disability Certificate, Intellectual Disability Certificate, Rehabilitation Certificate, Mental Disability Certificate or Atomic Bomb Survivor’s Certificate.
※In each case, please show identification.
※A 300 yen discount on the general admission fare will be given to visitors holding a ticket (stub) to the concurrent exhibition, “Great Collectors: Masterpieces from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston” (while the latter exhibition is in progress).
※A “summer admission discount” is offered from 17:30 on the Fridays of July 28 and August 4, 11, 18, and 25. General visitors are admitted for 600 yen and college and vocational students with valid identification get in free.
※On October 1 (Sun) everyone receives free admission.
Organized by
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture)