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'Coffee and tea set on a tray', designed 1930. Ise Foundation
'Great Hall', Matsui photo studio, ca. 1933

Time Out says

The recently renovated Teien Art Museum's summer exhibit is divvied up into two sections: 'Art Deco Collectors' displays some of the genre's finest pieces available in Japan, while 'Looking at Architecture 2015' invites visitors to take a closer look at the museum building itself. Recently designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan, the structure has been redecorated to resemble its original 1933 form, allowing the audience to ponder its past and present historical significance. Meanwhile, the 'Collectors' section shines the spotlight on individual Art Deco enthusiasts, exhibiting everything from posters to sculptures and furniture, and letting the experts share their personal thoughts and feelings about this still-dynamic genre.

Details

Open Jul 18-Sep 23 / closed on the 2nd and 4th Wed of every month (except for Sep 23)

Time 10am-6pm (Fri until 9pm)

Admission ¥800, college students ¥640, high school and junior high students, seniors ¥400

Venue Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum

Address 5-21-9 Shirokanedai, Minato-ku

Transport Meguro Station (Yamanote line), east exit; Shirokanedai Station (Mita, Namboku lines), exit 1.

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