The international art scene is abuzz as Pace Gallery announces the grand opening of its latest venue – a breathtaking new space in Tokyo. This fall, art enthusiasts will be treated to an inaugural exhibition showcasing a selection from Los Angeles-based artist Maysha Mohamedi. This will be Mohamedi’s first-ever solo show in Asia, followed by New York sculptor Arlene Shechet’s first solo show in Japan, commencing in November.
The Grand Opening: Celebrating the New Age of Artistry
Pace Tokyo will be unveiled to the public in September, highlighting new paintings by Maysha Mohamedi in the gallery’s Sou Fujimoto-designed space located in the Azabudai Hills. Mohamedi’s pieces will be the centerpiece of the grand opening, delighting visitors with her atmospheric abstractions that seamlessly blend color, shape, language, and matter.
Arlene Shechet: Redefining Sculpture
As autumn turns to winter, November will see the unveiling of Arlene Shechet’s unique collection. Famed for her genre-defying ceramics and hybrid sculptures, Shechet combines architectural, organic, and mechanical elements into distinct forms that command attention and provoke contemplation.
Calder: Un effet du japonais – A Glimpse into Alexander Calder’s Artistic Evolution
Before the grand opening in September, art lovers can enjoy a groundbreaking exhibition titled Calder: Un effet du japonais at Azabudai Hills Gallery, co-presented by Pace. This landmark exhibition will feature a collection of 100 works by Alexander Calder displaying the profound influence of Japanese traditions and aesthetics on the iconic American modernist’s art.
A Peek into Pace Tokyo – A Special Summer Preview
From July 3 to August 17, a special preview of Pace’s Tokyo gallery is openly accessible to the public. This preview will contain a rotating display of an assortment of artworks, showcasing the diversity of Pace’s program.
Pace Gallery: A Beacon of Artistic Innovation
Established in 1960, Pace Gallery has built a reputation for showcasing legendary 20th-century figures and contemporary artists, significantly influencing the international art world. The Tokyo gallery, designed by renowned Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, embodies the essence of symbiotic relationship between the human body, nature, and architectural design.
Pace’s Tokyo gallery represents the bridging of tradition and innovation in the art world. Whether you are an established art aficionado or a blossoming enthusiast, Pace Tokyo promises a transformative journey into the world of art.
