Exhibition and Lecture Announcement
The exhibition “Shintaro Tanaka — Far Removed from Meaning” will be held at the Setagaya Art Museum.
This exhibition features sculptor Shintaro Tanaka, who had a close relationship with Shiro Kuramata.
During the exhibition period, a lecture by Hisae Igarashi will be presented.
Venue: Setagaya Art Museum
Dates: April 25 (Sat) – June 28 (Sun), 2026
Organizer: Setagaya Art Museum (Setagaya Arts Foundation)
Support: Setagaya City, Setagaya City Board of Education
Special Cooperation: Shintaro Tanaka Atelier
Opening Hours: 10:00 – 18:00 (last admission at 17:30)
Closed: Mondays
However, open on May 4 (Mon, holiday); closed on May 7 (Thu)
Exhibition Website: “Shintaro Tanaka — Far Removed from Meaning”
Lecture: “Resonance Between Shintaro Tanaka and Shiro Kuramata”
Hisae Igarashi, who worked at the Kuramata Design Office and closely observed both Shiro Kuramata and Shintaro Tanaka, will speak about the two figures as they were in those days.
Speaker: Hisae Igarashi
Date & Time: May 16 (Sat), 15:00–16:00
Registration: Numbered tickets will be distributed from 14:00 on the day at the entrance to the auditorium
Venue: Auditorium
Capacity: 140 people
Admission: Free
Sign language interpretation available
Event Website: “Resonance Between Shintaro Tanaka and Shiro Kuramata”