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For an idea of where contemporary Japanese painting is headed in the future, look no further than this three-artist display at Ginza's Shiseido Gallery. Featuring the cutting-edge work of Minako Abe, Midori Sato and Manika Nagare, all fast-rising talents taking the traditional field in new directions, 'Embracing for Painting' is free and consists of two parts, with all exhibits switched up in between the sections. Make sure to look out for Abe's captivating reinterpretations of landscape photographs, Sato's free-flowing fashion- and plant-themed work, and the abstract, technically advanced meditations of Nagare.
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Open Part 1 Jul 31-Aug 23, part 2 Aug 28-Sep 20 / closed Mon, Aug 25-27
Time 11am-7pm (Sun & hols 11am-6pm)
Admission Free
Telephone 03 3572 3901
Venue Shiseido Gallery
Address Tokyo Ginza Shiseido Bldg. B1, 8-8-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Transport Shinbashi Station (Yamanote line), Ginza exit; (Asakusa line), exit A3; (Ginza line), exit 1 / Ginza Station (Ginza, Marunouchi, Hibiya lines)
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