TENNOZ ART WEEK|天王洲アートウィークTENNOZ ART WEEK|天王洲アートウィーク

2025.09.11 THU -
09.15 MON

INTRODUCTION

TENNOZ ART WEEK is an event aimed at bridging Japan and the international art scene, and contributing to the invigoration of international cultural tourism by bringing world-class art content to the Tennoz art district and creating a platform for domestic and international art professionals and enthusiasts to gather. Now in its third year, the event will be held across Warehouse TERRADA’s six venues, showcasing a variety of programs including Nile Koetting’s performative installation inspired by warehouse spaces; Atsushi Suwa’s first large-scale solo exhibition in approximately three years; a group exhibition with numerous galleries; an art workshop utilizing traditional materials; and more. Through works that transcend genres and generations, the event offers a broad presentation of the current state of contemporary art.

PROGRAM DETAIL

Blossoms – fulfilment

Blossoms – fulfilment

Blossoms - fulfilment is the title a new work by Nile Koetting that evolved from Blossoms, a work he showed at the Centro de Arte Moderna (CAM) in Lisbon, Portugal in 2024. It represents the first public display of a performative installation by Koetting in Japan. He transforms warehouse space into a stage to take another look at the meaning and functions of venues and viewers through his unique artistic language.

DATE

2025/9/11(Thu) - 9/15(Mon) 11:00 - 19:00

ENTRANCE FEE

General Admission: ¥1,500
University & Vocational Students: ¥800
High School Students and Younger: Free

RESERVE

VENUE

G3-6F

2-6-10 , Higashi-Shinagawa , Shinagawa-ku , Tokyo

諏訪敦|きみはうつくしい

諏訪敦|きみはうつくしい

Atsushi Suwa Solo Exhibition "You Are Beautiful”

Atsushi Suwa’s first large-scale solo exhibition in three years. Approximately 80 works will be on display, including a new series of still life paintings and portraits. The exhibition will also offer various perspectives on the evolution of his creative activities until now.
Atsushi Suwa is a leading painter of contemporary Japanese realism. Grounded in extensive research, his work captures the subject using his exceptional technical mastery. His research driven works, which depict invisible subjects such as victims of war and characters from mythology and classical literature, have been highly acclaimed in recent years. This exhibition chronicles the artist’s journey, placing his latest large-scale painting, At the Shore, at its core alongside his significant past works

DATE

2025/9/11(Thu) - 2026/3/1(Sun)
11:00 - 18:00 (Last admission 17:00)

Closed on Mondays (except when Monday is a public holiday, the museum will be closed on the following Tuesday) and New Year's holiday.

ENTRANCE FEE

Adult: ¥1,500
University & Vocational Students: ¥800
High School Students and Younger: Free

RESERVE

VENUE

WHAT MUSEUM

Warehouse TERRADA G Building, 2-6-10 Higashi-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo

Seesaws

Seesaws

WHAT CAFE presents a special exhibition curated by guest curator Reiko Itabashi, will feature 19 female artists, ranging from emerging talents to established figures.In a contemporary society where values fluctuate like a seesaw, this diverse collection of works will invite visitors to reflect on the sense of self. Additionally, interactive events with the exhibiting artists are planned during the exhibition.

DATE

2025/9/11(Thu) - 2025/9/22(Mon) 11:00 - 18:00
2025/9/23(Tue) 11:00 - 17:00

ENTRANCE FEE

Free

WEBSITE

VENUE

WHAT CAFE

2-1-11 , Higashi-Shinagawa , Shinagawa-ku , Tokyo

絵絹に花をえがく

絵絹に花をえがく

Painting Flowers on Silk Canvas

Experience the beauty of silk painting as you paint flowers on traditional silk canvas in this workshop.
Throughout history, artists around the world have created paintings on fabric.
In East Asian art, silk canvas made from silkworm cocoons has long been valued as a painting surface.
This ultra-thin, nearly transparent material allows artists to paint from the reverse side, creating layered effects that are visible from the front. It also enables the expression of delicate, seamless gradations of color, one of silk’s most distinctive characteristics.
Although silk canvases typically require meticulous preparation compared to other substrates, the materials for this workshop will be pre-prepared, allowing you to begin painting right away.
By applying traditional colors to the smooth surface of silk, you will engage with the refined aesthetic sensibilities of Edo-period painters.

DATE

2025/9/13(Sat) 13:00 - 16:00
2025/9/14(Sun) 13:00 - 16:00
2025/9/15(Mon) 13:00 - 16:00

ENTRANCE FEE

¥13,200 (incl. tax)

RESERVE

VENUE

PIGMENT TOKYO

TERRADA Harbor One Bldg.1F ,
2-5-5 , Higashi-Shinagawa , Shinagawa-ku , Tokyo

Tennoz Contemporary

Tennoz Contemporary

Galleries based at TERRADA ART COMPLEX will host a group exhibition in collaboration with partner galleries from across Japan. Many of the participating galleries have few opportunities to showcase their work in Tokyo, making this a special art exhibition where visitors can experience the current landscape of contemporary art in Japan. It features unique group presentations by artists and galleries active both in Japan and internationally—exhibitions that can only be seen here.
*Please note that some resident galleries may not participate in the group exhibition.

To be held concurrently is <CONNECT> organized by Tokyo Gendai × Art Busan in support of the Korean Government.

DATE

2025/9/11(Thu) - 9/14(Sun) 12:00 - 19:00
2025/9/15(Mon) 12:00 - 17:00

ENTRANCE FEE

Free

VENUE

TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ

1-33-10 , Higashi-Shinagawa , Shinagawa-ku , Tokyo

TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ

1-32-8 , Higashi-Shinagawa , Shinagawa-ku , Tokyo

Blurred:交錯する境界

Blurred:交錯する境界

Blurred: Intersecting Boundaries

BONDED GALLERY presents works by Yuki Nara, Masayoshi Nojo, and Ayako Kuno—three emerging artists who fuse traditional Japanese techniques with contemporary art. Their practices traverse diverse realms— architecture and ceramics, photography and memory, metal and the city—subtly shifting the boundaries we unconsciously take for granted. In a contemporary world where everything tends to be quantified and clearly defined, their expressions reveal the beauty of ambiguity that quietly resides in the in-between—the kind of ambiguity signified by the word “Blurred.”
Through contemporary reconstructions of traditional methods such as ceramics, metal leaf, and metal casting, the exhibition invites viewers to experience a world that gently wavers between clearly drawn lines.

DATE

2025/9/11(Thu) - 9/28(Sun) 12:00 - 19:00

ENTRANCE FEE

Free

WEBSITE

VENUE

BONDED GALLERY

1-32-8 TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ 4F , Higashi-Shinagawa , Shinagawa-ku , Tokyo

ACCESS

MAIN TRAFFIC ROUTEMAIN TRAFFIC ROUTE

TENNOZ ART WEEK Reception

2-6-10, Higashi-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku,Tokyo 140-002 JAPAN

5-minutes, walk from Tokyo Monorail, Tennoz Isle Station Central Exit
4-minutes, walk from Rinkai Line, Tennoz Isle Station Exit B
15-minutes, walk from JR Shinagawa Station Konan Exit

WHAT CAFE
WHAT MUSEUM
G3-6F
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅰ
TERRADA ART COMPLEX Ⅱ
BONDED GALLERY
PIGMENT TOKYO