Coordinates
Saturday, October 10, 2026 — Sunday, December 20, 2026 WHAT MUSEUM Closed Mondays (except October 12 and November 23; closed the following Tuesday instead) OPENING HOURS: 10am—5pm (last entry 4:30pm)
Venue
WHAT MUSEUM
Established in December 2020, with an area of 1,300 square meters. Managed by Warehouse TERRADA, this museum transforms storage space into a site where contemporary art, architecture, and diverse creative practices come together, drawing on the unique perspective of a warehouse operator. It functions as the core of the Tennoz art community, sharing art and culture with audiences around the world.
1F Exhibition
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Coming Soon
2F Exhibition
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TOKAS Curation Performance Program
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Entrance Open Studio Artist
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Overview
- Exhibition Name
Coordinates TOKYO ATLAS Related Exhibition: Now/Here – Artists Supported by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government
- Venue
WHAT MUSEUM 2-6-10 Higashi-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, Warehouse TERRADA G Building
- Dates
Saturday, October 10—Sunday, December 20, 2026 Closed Mondays (except October 12 and November 23; closed the following Tuesday instead) OPENING HOURS: 10am—5pm (last entry 4:30pm)
- Organizers
Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Executive Committee for the Tokyo International Festival of Arts and Culture, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture
- Organizing Team
1st Floor Program Curator: Iwata Tomoya Associate Curator: Kimura Kokoro, Erika Dreskler 2nd Floor Program Tokyo Arts and Space (TOKAS) Kondo Yuki, Oshima Ayako, Nakagawa Chieko Project Management Miki Akane, Ikezawa Kana, Kemmoku Haruka
Admission to this exhibition is free, but a separate ticket is required to enter WHAT MUSEUM’s ARCHI-DEPOT
Tokyo Arts and Space (TOKAS)
Organized by Tokyo Arts and Space (TOKAS), which supports a wide spectrum of artistic activities and experimental projects by artists and creators in Japan and abroad, this exhibition features artists who have taken part in programs run by TOKAS or Arts Council Tokyo.
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Overseas Study Visit Program for Arts Management Professionals
This program is curated by two alumni of the Overseas Study Visit Program for Arts Management Professionals. The program sends young practitioners who will go on to connect artists and society on short-term placements at arts festivals and similar events, giving them a first step toward international careers by building networks with arts and culture professionals abroad.