Ashiya Sand Craft Exhibition 2026
26 sand sculptures fill a seaside venue in Ashiya, a coastal town in northern Fukuoka Prefecture, for this annual event. Sculptors from...
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Ashiya Sand Craft Exhibition 2026
26 sand sculptures fill a seaside venue in Ashiya, a coastal town in northern Fukuoka Prefecture, for this annual event. Sculptors from...
teamLab: Digitized Fukuoka Castle Ruins 2026-2027
Fukuoka’s castle ruins deserve a visit after sunset this autumn. Returning for the first time in seven years, teamLab’s outdoor exhibition runs...
1st Kyushu International New Generation Art Fair KINGAF 2026
A new art fair in Fukuoka brings together work by 24 contemporary artists working primarily in Taiwan, each interpreting the shared theme...
The Creators 2026
A two-day event showcasing Fukuoka’s creative scene across music, video, fashion, design and technology. Live performances...
Traveling HIKARI no KIRIE
Light kirie artist Atsumi Sakai transforms entire spaces into immersive works by combining intricate paper-cut art with...
Kenji Ishikawa Moonlight Photography Exhibition “Moonlight Bath: In the Evening of a Moonlit Night”
Moonlight photographer Kenji Ishikawa, known for his photobook Moonlight Blue , photographs nocturnal landscapes using only the light of...
Asian Art Walk: South Asia Special Edition – Beyond Conflict: Journey through Streams of Light
From monumental installations to paintings, photographs and posters, this exhibition opens a window onto the varied art of...
Chintz: A Global Story: The Karun Thakar Collection
Known for its vivid colors and intricate patterns, Indian chintz has a history stretching back thousands of years. Techniques for...
Studio Kura Artist-in-Residence Program: August Resident Artists’ Exhibition
Studio Kura, based in Nijo, Itoshima, presents its August resident artists’ exhibition, featuring work created by...
Eric Carle: Art, Books, and the Caterpillar
Marking the 50th anniversary of the Japanese publication of The Very Hungry Caterpillar, this exhibition looks back...