"TOKYO ART BOOK FAIR" held, outdoor cinema screening at Ebisu Garden Place, Mucha exhibition, etc. What to do this weekend? [Interesting Topics]

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The "TOKYO ART BOOK FAIR" will be held at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, an outdoor film event at Yebisu Garden Place, an exhibition unravelling the secrets of Mucha, and more... We've picked out the best weekend outings for you!

◆TOKYO ART BOOK FAIR will be held at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, and there will also be an exhibition introducing American zines (Until July 15th)

To mark its 10th anniversary, the fair will be held at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, which just reopened after renovations this spring. Around 300 exhibitors will come together to share the appeal of publications.

◆First large-scale solo exhibition in 11 years to feature Julian Opie's new works to be held at Tokyo Opera City (Until September 23rd)

This is the first large-scale solo exhibition by Julian Opie, a leading British artist, to be held at a Japanese art museum in 11 years.

Julian Opie. Running 1. 2018

◆Including a documentary on Dries Van Noten! 15 films announced for outdoor cinema screening at Yebisu Garden Place (July 13th - August 25th)

A total of 15 films will be screened at the outdoor cinema, the main attraction of the urban picnic event, "YEBISU GARDEN PICNIC."

"Dries Van Noten: A Man Who Loved Fabric and Flowers" / © 2016 Reiner Holzemer Film – RTBF – Aminata bvba – BR - ARTE

◆This weekend, "Kamihaku in Tokyo vol.3" will be held in Asakusa! The latest in paper-related culture, including stationery and illustrations, will be gathered together. (July 13th and 14th)

◆Mucha Exhibition to be held in Shibuya, featuring 250 works including iconic posters and manga influenced by Mucha (July 13th - September 29th)

To mark the 80th anniversary of Alphonse Mucha's death, 250 works will be on display, including works inspired by him.