Image: National Art Center, Tokyo
The National Art Center, Tokyo has announced two exhibitions for its September programme: ‘Masterpieces of the Renaissance from the Musée du Louvre’ and ‘Picasso, through the Eyes of Paul Smith’. The announcement was issued by the Tokyo institution ahead of the first exhibition’s opening and while the Picasso presentation remains on view.
‘Masterpieces of the Renaissance from the Musée du Louvre’ is scheduled to open on September 9. The announcement identifies the exhibition as a presentation of works from the Musée du Louvre, but provides no further information about the artists, individual works, or curatorial scope.
The second exhibition, ‘Picasso, through the Eyes of Paul Smith’, is listed as running until September 21. Its title identifies the British fashion designer Paul Smith as the perspective through which the presentation approaches Pablo Picasso, although the announcement does not include details of the works or the exhibition’s organisation.
Both exhibitions appear in a short institutional schedule issued under the National Art Center, Tokyo’s “NACT in September” heading. The notice directs readers to separate pages for the two exhibitions, while the supplied announcement itself remains focused on opening and closing dates rather than providing extended descriptions.
The National Art Center, Tokyo also notes that it will remain open until 20:00 on Fridays. The notice does not specify whether the extended hours apply to both exhibitions or provide additional visitor information.
The announcement lists the Renaissance exhibition as opening on September 9 and the Picasso exhibition as continuing through September 21. No further details about associated programmes, ticketing, participating lenders, or the number of works are provided in the available source material.
