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MAGMA, a harmonious blend of contemporary art, collectible designs, art books, and a vibrant art-loving community that thrives. It aspires to be a destination for those seeking experiences beyond the digital realm, fostering conversations that spark new relationships and creative ventures. Location: Tucked away in an inconspicuous industrial pocket along the Yamanote Line, MAGMA is a mere 15-minute stroll from Osaki Station. Its second-floor space resides above a vintage car repair shop, offering a unique setting for visitors. Space: MAGMA breaks free from the confines of a traditional white box art gallery, embracing an industrial aesthetic. Its flexible facilities cater to various events and art exhibitions, pushing the boundaries of what a gallery space can be.

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MGG (Mitsumura Graphic Gallery), located in the headquarters building of the Mitsumura Printing company, was established in 1997 to create a space where people can gather and communicate. MGG has since held exhibitions by leading artists, as well as various events and workshops under the concept of "create, share, and preserve."

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We present work that represents the future of contemporary art to the world on the 2nd floor of Terrada Art Complex II.

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The movable walls allow for layouts matched to the exhibition. In addition to exhibiting the work of more than 1800 prominent Japanese photographers, which Canon has stored in its collection for many years, the gallery holds topical photo exhibitions, events, and lectures.

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A part of our warehouse space (about 270 square meters) inside the TERRADA Art Complex was renovated into an exhibition space. Here art preservation and exhibition are fused into one space, where new works by resident artists and works from SCAI’s collection will be exhibited.
The function of the gallery in the art industry is to collaborate with artists and send artwork out into the world, standing at the forefront of an ever changing society and asking “what is art?”. Our company, which has been involved in the development of contemporary art since its establishment in 1989, has been involved in the production of numerous works and has been widely introduced internationally through its own network. Galleries tend to put value on new works to emphasize their novelty, but the potential of each work can be updated, questioned, and given new interpretations over time. One of the major challenges of galleries is to have a historical perspective and in order to create a new layer of history. 
At SCAI Park, select and exhibit works from our established network and from our collection, regardless of whether they are old or new. We believe there is meaning in being a part of the process of distributing art from the studio to the world’s art collections.

Yukikomizutani is a contemporary art gallery founded in 2020 to showcase up-and-coming artists. 

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TIG was founded in 2019 with a mission to introduce global artists and global methods to the somewhat insular Japanese art scene. We want to rethink the position of art in society, including environmental issues, urban planning, historical traditions, freedom of expression, and the questions and expressions that arise in the relationship between individuals and groups, subjectivity and objectivity, as well as dealing with subjects that are not framed or not actively discussed in a “borderless” manner. Our aim is to exhibit experimental works by a variety of unique artists. TIG places a strong emphasis on international artists, and plans to exhibit their works both in Tokyo and abroad. By TIG showcasing high-profile artists in a Japanese art market that is still a few steps behind the cutting edge of the contemporary art scene, TIG hopes to invigorate the Japanese art scene and bring it to the level of Hong Kong, London and New York. We are planning to open a new gallery space at TERRDA ART COMPLEX II in October 2020.

Opened in October of 2018, Anomaly is a contemporary art gallery.
The word “anomaly” refers to an event or individual that cannot be explained by orthodoxy or common sense, a deviation.
The gallery not only follows the gallery system imported from Europe and America, but also advocates anomalous activities that fit the state of contemporary art in Asia and Japan.
Through repeated research and dialogue, the gallery organizes not only exhibitions, but also talk sessions, performances, and plays.

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The gallery was established in 2009. With its keen attention to concept, context, and quality, the gallery showcases the work of prominent international artists including Tim Barber and Jose Parla, while also nurturing the careers of emerging artists in Japan. Moved from Shinonome in 2016.

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Designed by Kentaro Ishida of Herzog & de Meuron, a Swiss architectural firm that has built numerous museum buildings around the world, the spacious gallery space will host four to six exhibitions a year by artists from Japan and abroad. Second-generation gallerist and owner Kotaro Nukaga currently has two galleries in Tokyo and Osaka, as well as an office in London. The recently opened gallery in Tennozu, which bears his name, will present a completely different concept from the existing galleries. The gallery will grow with the artists we have met, empathized with, and been inspired by in Japan and abroad and with whom we feel we can contribute together to contemporary society and the current art scene.

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