Image: Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum is marking its 100th anniversary with ‘Tobi Selection: Group Exhibition 2026’, a free exhibition that runs through July 1. In a notice posted on June 30, the museum said the show’s final day is tomorrow, urging visitors not to miss the anniversary project.
The exhibition is presented as part of the museum’s centennial programming and is identified in the notice as ‘東京都美術館開館100周年記念「都美セレクション #グループ展 2026」’. The announcement frames the project as a group exhibition selected under the museum’s Tobi Selection series, with no admission charge listed in the post.
Three separate presentations are included in the exhibition, each shown in a different gallery. The notice lists ‘0と1の境界領域展’ in Gallery A, ‘BBBdabada’ in Gallery B, and ‘土にかへれ’ in Gallery C. The museum’s message does not provide further curatorial details in the post, but it makes clear that the three projects are running concurrently as part of the anniversary group exhibition.
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum’s message appears to be aimed at a broad public audience, using a short direct reminder that the exhibition closes the following day. The post’s emphasis on free admission and the final date suggests an effort to draw last-minute visitors to the museum’s centennial celebration.
Because the source material is limited to the museum’s announcement, no additional information on the participating artists, exhibition themes, or related programming is provided here. What is confirmed is that ‘Tobi Selection: Group Exhibition 2026’ concludes on July 1, with the three displays installed in Galleries A, B and C.
