Multimedia art pioneer Tony Oursler is bringing his immersive, mind-bending installations to Tokyo for his first major Japanese exhibition. What to expect This is an in-depth retrospective covering four decades of Oursler's work. You'll encounter his signature style: video projections on sculptural objects and installations that mess with your perception. Over half the works are being shown in Japan for the first time. There's also a cabinet of Oursler's own collections, comprising around 3,000 items of research material on magic, science, and unexplained phenomena, plus a special piece made in collaboration with David Bowie. Schedule 2026 The exhibition is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. (until 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays) Last admission is 30 minutes before closing. Note that exhibition dates, opening days, and opening hours are subject to change, so make sure to check the official website. Tickets 2026 General admission costs . How to get there From Shibuya Station, take the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line directly to Toranomon Station (around 11 minutes). From there, follow the underground passage toward Toranomon Hills Station and Toranomon Hills Station Tower. Enter through the Tokyo Node entrance, then take the shuttle elevator via the 7th-floor Sky Lobby to the Tokyo Node entrance on the 8th floor. The entire journey should take around 25 minutes.