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Japan in Architecture: Genealogies of Its Transformation

Wednesday, Apr 25, 201810 AM — Monday, Sep 17, 201810 PMJST

Mori Art Museum Tokyo, JP Tokyo, JP | Mori Art Museum

Japanese architecture today attracts attention from all over the world. Numerous architects, from Tange Kenzo to Taniguchi Yoshio, Ando Tadao, Kuma Kengo, Sejima Kazuyo and other young upcoming architects have received great international acclaim. Founded on rich traditions that have stretch back to ancient times, contemporary Japanese architecture encompasses exceptionally creative and original ideas and expressions.

Tadao Ando, Chapel on the Water (Hoshino Resorts Tomamu), 1988, Hokkaido, Japan. Photo courtesy: Hoshino Resorts Tomamu.

Structured around nine sections based on key concepts for interpreting architecture in Japan today, this exhibition traces the lineage of architecture from ancient times until the present, and explores the elements of genealogy undermined by modernism and concealed beneath, yet undeniably vital still.

Atsushi Kitagawara, KIGUMI INFINITY, Japan Pavilion, Expo Milano 2015, 2015, Milan. Photo: Shigeru Ohno.

Featuring 100 projects and over 400 items that include important architectural materials, models, and interactive installations, the wide-ranging exhibits will illuminate not only the state of Japanese architecture in the past and present but also a vision of the future.

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Japan in Architecture: Genealogies of Its Transformation

Wednesday, Apr 25, 201810 AM — Monday, Sep 17, 201810 PMJST

Mori Art Museum Tokyo, JP Tokyo, JP | Mori Art Museum

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Japanese architecture today attracts attention from all over the world. Numerous architects, from Tange Kenzo to Taniguchi Yoshio, Ando Tadao, Kuma Kengo, Sejima Kazuyo and other young upcoming architects have received great international acclaim. Founded on rich traditions that have stretch back to ancient times, contemporary Japanese architecture encompasses exceptionally creative and original ideas and expressions.

Tadao Ando, Chapel on the Water (Hoshino Resorts Tomamu), 1988, Hokkaido, Japan. Photo courtesy: Hoshino Resorts Tomamu.

Structured around nine sections based on key concepts for interpreting architecture in Japan today, this exhibition traces the lineage of architecture from ancient times until the present, and explores the elements of genealogy undermined by modernism and concealed beneath, yet undeniably vital still.

Atsushi Kitagawara, KIGUMI INFINITY, Japan Pavilion, Expo Milano 2015, 2015, Milan. Photo: Shigeru Ohno.

Featuring 100 projects and over 400 items that include important architectural materials, models, and interactive installations, the wide-ranging exhibits will illuminate not only the state of Japanese architecture in the past and present but also a vision of the future.

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RELATED NEWS See works by Tadao Ando, Kengo Kuma, Shigeru Ban, and more in “Japan in Architecture: Genealogies of Its Transformation” at Mori Art Museum

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