Art That Ignites the Senses in the Richness of Autumn Exhibition
Art That Ignites the Senses in the Richness of Autumn Exhibition
ART colours Vol. 48 2026 Autumn
Period:May 18 (Mon.) – Nov 15 (Sun.), 2026,
First period: May 18 (Mon.) – Aug 23 (Sun.), 2026 Summer Exhibition
Second period: Aug 24 (Mon.) – Nov 15 (Sun.), 2026 Autumn Exhibition
Hours: 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Location: Atrium (25F)
Admission: Free
From summer through autumn 2026, Ginza Galleries reunites for the third time to present an art exhibition at Park Hotel Tokyo.
Works from fifteen distinctive galleries come together in one place, inviting visitors into a rich and multilayered world of art.
The more you discover, the more your senses are stirred.
To experience that growing sense of excitement, take the first step into the world of art.
This exhibition turns the spotlight on the real forms that lie beyond kehai, the unseen presence. Endearing, unique, at times verging on the frenzied — just what message are they sending? In abstract paintings and in vessels alike, the artist’s feelings lie hidden. Start by standing before the works, and feel the effect art has on the mind. Welcome to the exciting world that opens up beyond.
Exhibitions
on View
YASUMOTO Ryosuke Solo Exhibition“Night and Cat”
Corridor Gallery 34 /34F
Re→new Exhibition
Celebrating the Relocation of Corridor Gallery 29
Corridor Gallery 29 /29F
Gallery Room J-ART Project Exhibition /31F
Elevator Hall
HAZAMA /B2F
Corridor Gallery 28
"The Artisan’s Life" Exhibition /28F
Corridor Gallery 33
Pocko Bridge Exhibition /33F
PARALYM ART MUSEUM EXHIBITION
Corridor Gallery 32 /32F
“Regenerative Bonsai Art” — Blossoming Beyond Time
WITHERS TAIZAN BONSAI /25F
Corridor Gallery 31 /31F
CORRIDOR GALLERY TERRACE /26F
C-DEPOT selection Exhibition Tao KAMIYA ExhibitionWeaving "w" Grasslands into the Cyber World with My Fingertips
Corridor Gallery 27 /27F
soshare GALLERY & soshare digital GALLERY
Corridor Gallery 26 /26F
Corridor Gallery 30 /30F
ART colours Vol. 48 2026 Autumn
Art That Ignites the Senses in the Richness of Autumn Exhibition /25F