Pola Museum of Art Tickets, Japan
Pola Museum of Art Tickets highlights
Step into the Places and Spaces exhibition at the Pola Museum of Art, where an exclusive collection of Philippe Parreno's works create a one-of-a-kind experience.
Witness technology that brings art to life through an AI-driven film, Marilyn, where the presence of Marilyn Monroe is recreated through her eyes, voice, and handwriting.
Explore ‘In My Room is Another Fish Bowl, where everyday objects like pianos and balloons transform into mind-bending art, letting you see the ordinary in an entirely new way.
Enjoy a blend of art and music in drawing gallery, where Donald Byrd’s iconic track “Places and Spaces” syncs with flashing glass lamps, creating an amazing experience.
Witness the unseen with L’article des lucioles, a unique light installation that glows only at night, turning brief moments into a stunning display of light.
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About Pola Museum of Art:
Philippe Parreno’s exhibition at the Pola Museum of Art invites you into an immersive, sensory experience where art, technology, and imagination come together. Spanning his works from the 1990s to today, the exhibition transforms the museum into a living, breathing space filled with sound, light, and interactive elements. Key highlights include the AI-driven film Marilyn, where technology brings the ghostly presence of the Hollywood icon to life, and installations like Snow Drift, where heaps of snow interact with the shifting environment. The exhibition creates an ever-changing atmosphere where reality and fantasy seamlessly blend, offering a unique exploration of the boundaries between the real and the imagined.
About the Activity:
- As you enter the exhibition, you’re transported into a dreamlike environment where reality and imagination blend together, creating a space that feels surreal and constantly shifting.
- In the film Marilyn, advanced technology is used to bring Marilyn Monroe back to life, recreating her eyes, voice, and handwriting, offering a fascinating look at her past.
- Watch the Snow Drift (2024), an installation with piles of snow that change and interact with the space, making the environment feel alive and dynamic.
- See Heliotrope, an interesting artwork where sunlight reflects off a mirror and moves throughout the museum, filling the space with changing light patterns during the day.
- Moreover, revisit Parreno’s key works from the 1990s, like My Room is Another Fish Bowl and Speech Bubbles, reinterpreted in fresh ways to resonate with the exhibition’s core themes.
- Feel the rhythm as lamps flash in sync with Donald Byrd’s track Places and Spaces (1975), adding music to the sensory experience.
- Walk through the L’article des lucioles, an artwork placed in the garden, which flickers at night, inspired by Pier Paolo Pasolini’s reflections on disappearing fireflies.
- Walk through the entire exhibition, where the artworks interact with one another, creating a continuous flow that makes the space feel alive, with each piece adding to the next as you journey through the exhibit.