Written by Aarohi
These sculptures breathe, brood, and loom.
What to expect
This is your chance to check out Ron Mueck’s hyper-real sculptures up close. Taking place at the Mori Art Museum, this major exhibition traces the career of one of the most influential figurative sculptors working today.
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The show presents eleven works spanning early breakthroughs to recent large-scale pieces, including the monumental Mass (2016–2017). Six works are being shown in Japan for the first time, and the inclusion of Angel (1997) makes this an especially rare opportunity. Photographs and films by French photographer and filmmaker Gautier Deblonde showcase Mueck’s meticulous studio process.
Photo courtesy: The Fondation Cartier pour l’ art contemporain, National Museum of
Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea | Photo by Nam Kiyong
Schedule
The exhibition runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. On Tuesdays, however, hours shorten to 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. except May 5, August 11, and September 22. On those Tuesdays, the gallery will be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Admission will be permitted until 30 minutes before closing.
Tickets
General admission is ¥2,300 on weekdays and ¥2,500 on weekends and holidays. Children get in for free.
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- 461 m from Roppongi Station Hibiya Line (H4)Oedo Line (E23)
- 0.7 km from Nogizaka Station Chiyoda Line (C5)
- 0.8 km from Azabujūban Station Namboku Line (N4)Oedo Line (E22)
