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Traveling Exhibitions
Catalog of The Japan Foundation
Traveling Exhibitions (PDF:2.42MB)
The Japan Foundation continuously conducts the “Traveling Exhibitions Program” to introduce Japanese arts and culture to overseas.
The traveling exhibitions includes a wide range of exhibitions from those to introduce traditional Japanese beauty such as ceramic art, craft and Japanese dolls to those to showcase the reality of modern Japan such as contemporary art, photography, architecture and designs. Approximately twenty permanent traveling exhibitions are on the road throughout the year, appearing in over 100 art galleries, museums and cultural facilities
These traveling exhibitions are co-organized by the Japan Foundation and diplomatic missions abroad, with the cooperation of the art galleries, museums and cultural organizations in each country. We hope you will enjoy our exhibitions held in your country.
※The schedules are subject to change due to organizational reasons.
Newly Organized Traveling Exhibitions
- Built Environment: An Alternative Guide to Japan
- Tokyo Before/After
- The Superlative Artistry of Japan
- Contemporary Wood-Carved Netsuke
Schedule of Traveling Exhibitions
- Photographic Images and Matter: Japanese Prints of the 1970s
- Variation and Autonomy: The Prints of Contemporary Japanese Painters
- YAKISHIME – Earth Metamorphosis
- Manga Hokusai Manga: Approaching the Master’s Compendium from the Perspective of Contemporary Comics
- Japanese Design Today 100 <renewal version>
- Struggling Cities: From Japanese Urban Projects in the 1960s
- The Spirit of Budô: The History of Japan’s Martial Arts
- The Dolls of Japan: Shapes of Prayer, Embodiments of Love
- Beautiful Handicrafts of Tohoku, Japan
- TOHOKU－Through the Eyes of Japanese Photographers
Archives
- Winter Garden: The Exploration of the Micropop Imagination in Contemporary Japanese Art
- Handcrafted Form: Traditions and Techniques
- Parallel Nippon: Contemporary Japanese Architecture 1996-2006
- Gazing at the Contemporary World: Japanese Photography from the 1970s to the Present
- Passage to the Future: Art from a New Generation in Japan
- The Metamorphosis of Japan after the War
- Japanese Pottery: The Rising Generation from Traditional Japanese Kilns
- Contemporary Japanese Crafts
- Sharaku Interpreted by Japan's Contemporary Artists
- JAPAN : Kingdom of Characters
- Kumamoto Artpolis: Architecture Through Communication
- How Did Architects Respond Immediately after 3/11 －The Great East Japan Earthquake
- Counter-Photography: Japan's Artists Today
- Painting for Joy: New Japanese Painting in 1990s
- Hidden Japan
- Scenes of Childhood: Sixty Years of Postwar Japan
- Out of ordinary / extraordinary: Japanese Contemporary Photography
- Japanese Prints 1950-1990
- Japanese Contemporary Clay Work
- Japanese Traditional pottery
- Japanese Toys: Traditional and Contemporary
- Japanese Design Today 100
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