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Immersive art exhibitions in Japan

Overview

Japan is hosting various immersive and experiential art exhibitions focused on dark or unsettling themes.

In Osaka, the Namba Parks Museum will host ‘Jigoku ni Ochiru Ten’ (Falling into Hell) from late November to late December. Supervised by Masahiko Tamura, the exhibition uses digital archive technology and animation to explore Japanese concepts of the afterlife, including the ‘Eight Great Hells’ and the judgment of the ten kings.

In Tokyo, Tokyo Dome City Gallery AaMo will host ‘Re: Horror ni Fureru Ten – The World of Horror Film Art’ from mid-September to early November. This exhibition focuses on the craftsmanship of horror film production, featuring recreated sets from the late 1970s and 1980s that allow visitors to touch and interact with props used to simulate materials like concrete and iron.

Entities

Gallery AaMo · TOPPAN · Namba Parks Museum · Masahiko Tamura · Shochiku Navi

Timeline

  1. 10 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Tokyo Dome City to host interactive horror film art exhibition

    The ‘Re: Horror ni Fureru Ten’ exhibition will open at Tokyo Dome City this September, offering an interactive look at horror film art through touch, photography, and recreated Showa-era sets.

  2. 16 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Namba Parks Museum to host immersive Japanese hell art exhibition

    An immersive exhibition in Osaka, ‘Jigoku ni Ochiru Ten,’ will use digital technology to recreate Japanese hell paintings and cultural treasures through life-sized, high-definition displays.

Sources

kai-you.net · otakei.otakuma.net · prtimes.jp