Whose works are on display?

Works by five artists: Alberto Giacometti, Bikky Sunazawa, Shuntaro Tanikawa, Elena Tutatchikova, and Momo Yamanishi.

What are the highlights of the exhibition?

Highlights include the cross-era, cross-genre composition and the presentation of new works by the artists.

What is the purpose of the exhibition?

To celebrate the 100th anniversary and reaffirm the museum's philosophy as a space for creation and coexistence.

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Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum Celebrates 100th Anniversary with 'To Read the World'

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From Nov 19, 2026, to Jan 11, 2027, the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum will host a 100th-anniversary exhibition exploring 'dialogue with the world' through five artists.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Whose works are on display?: A: Works by five artists: Alberto Giacometti, Bikky Sunazawa, Shuntaro Tanikawa, Elena Tutatchikova, and Momo Yamanishi.
Q: What are the highlights of the exhibition?: A: Highlights include the cross-era, cross-genre composition and the presentation of new works by the artists.
Q: What is the purpose of the exhibition?: A: To celebrate the 100th anniversary and reaffirm the museum's philosophy as a space for creation and coexistence.