The "Roppongi Crossing" is a series of exhibitions held every three years by the Mori Art Museum, serving as a benchmark survey of the Japanese art scene since 2004. It is jointly planned by curators of the Mori Art Museum and several guest curators, who select Japanese artists through the intersection of multiple perspectives. The exhibition features not only seasoned artists with brilliant international achievements but also fresh and emerging young talents expected to shine in the future. Furthermore, it extends beyond contemporary art to introduce creators from other genres such as architecture, fashion, and design, which is a hallmark of this series aimed at being a "crossing point" of creative activities.<\p>

As the eighth installment of the series, this exhibition collaborates with curators active globally, based in Asia, to capture Japanese art from an international perspective. In a modern era where multiculturalism progresses but also faces various frictions and divisions, artists' activities are influenced, evolving, and generating new forms of expression. This exhibition revisits the current state of Japanese art and examines its significance within a larger context.

Image Credit:
SIDE CORE / EVERYDAY HOLIDAY SQUAD
rode work ver. tokyo
2018/2022
Construction light equipment, metal pipe, chain, construction wear, video, and others
Dimensions variable, video: 5 min. 3 sec.
Installation view: Roppongi Crossing 2022: Coming & Going, Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, 2022-2023
Photo: Kioku Keizo
* Referential image

Place：Mori Art Museum

Nearby Station：Roppongi Station (Tokyo), Nogizaka Station (Tokyo), Azabu-juban Station (Tokyo)

Transportation：Hibiya Line "Roppongi Station" Exit 1C, 3-minute walk (directly connected to the concourse), Toei Oedo Line "Roppongi Station" Exit 3, 6-minute walk, Toei Oedo Line "Azabu-juban Station" Exit 7, 9-minute walk, Namboku Line & Toei Oedo Line "Azabu-juban Station" Exit 4, 12-minute walk, Chiyoda Line "Nogizaka Station" Exit 5, 10-minute walk

Parking：2762 spaces with fee (Roppongi Hills Parking)

Business Hours：10:00 AM - 10:00 PM (Tuesday 10:00～17:00)

Contact：050-5541-8600

Price：[Weekdays] General 2,000 yen, Students (High school/university) 1,400 yen, Children (Below junior high) Free, Seniors (65+) 1,700 yen [Weekends/Holidays] General 2,200 yen, Students (High school/university) 1,500 yen, Children (Below junior high) Free, Seniors (65+) 1,900 yen

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