Julian Opie's exhibition, Shigeo Ushiutomo's unusual collaboration, COACH's live painting... Art from the East and West will overflow into Shibuya Parco in the autumn season.

It's time for Art Week at Shibuya Parco. This is the third time we are showing you this event, and this year's lineup is even more spectacular than last year. Whether you are an art connoisseur or not, you are sure to be tickled by the contents of this year's event.

It is too voluminous to introduce here, so for more information, please visit ParcoSpecial SiteWe will leave it to HOUYHNHNM's editorial staff to carefully select the stories that caught our attention.

P.O.N.D." & Julian Opie

In the first half of the exhibition, the shadowy figurehead of Parco's Art Week and a regular participant in the event, "P.O.N.D.The film was produced by "IN DOUBT/think about what you don't see. IN DOUBT/think about what you don't see." The theme of the exhibition is "IN DOUBT/think about what you don't see.

By questioning what is in front of us and removing unnecessary filters, we can create new interpretations. Specifically, photographer Kohei Kawatani's huge photographic works, and objects of "something human" by Masaomi Todoroki, will transform the exhibition space into an extraordinary space.

The second half of the exhibition will feature a VR solo exhibition by Julian Opie, one of the UK's leading contemporary artists. The artist has been vividly expressing the world in the form of people and cityscapes with minimal expressive language, but this time it should be a new challenge. Customers will wear VR goggles and experience eight different exhibition spaces.

Photo Exhibition: First time, Shigeo Ushiutomo.

Shigeo Ushiuchi is a photographer who, despite the passing of time, continues to invite viewers to contemplate his work with mysterious power. About 100 works of Shigeo Ushiuchi, who worked as a photographer despite his physical disability and died at a young age, will be exhibited at "Almost Sunday.

But that is not the only highlight of this exhibition. What a gag cartoonist!Rajio Wadais featured in the video that guides viewers through the show! Visitors can enjoy the world of Ushiutsu while listening to a booklet containing Rajio Wada's cartoons & comments, which can be obtained at the reception desk as an admission bonus, as a kind of supplementary soundtrack. In addition, original goods such as T-shirts with Wada Rajio's illustrations, which are inspired by Ushiutsu's works, will be on sale.

This is the only time for this unusual collaboration. We hope you will enjoy it.

Basquiat Capsule Collection

Enjoying the fusion of fashion and art is one of the best parts of PARCO's art exhibitions. This year's exhibition, "BAITand Jean-Michel Basquiat, the "master of 20th century Pop Art.

BAIT will feature works such as "Untitled," created in 1982 and considered the most expensive Basquiat work ever purchased; "Batman," a popular character created by Basquiat himself; and "Dustheads," a portrait of those who indulge in the fleeting pleasures commonly referred to as angel dust. Dustheads" depicting those who indulge in momentary pleasures, commonly known as angel dust. These are incorporated into T-shirts and hoodies.

The unique colors and bold touch of the artwork are still vividly present when printed on clothing. Foot traffic is likely to be fast, so we recommend going on Friday the 7th, the first day of the sale.

FACETASM POPUP STORE

Mr. Hiromichi Ochiai is the designer.FACETASMThe pop-up will also be open for a limited time.

In addition to selling the latest items from the "22FW COLLECTION," collage artistKosuke KawamuraThe collaboration items are also sold in advance.

The collaboration items include oversized cut-and-sewns, parkas, pullover sweatshirts with the brand's iconic ribbed design, and down jackets with a characteristic wrinkle finish, for a total of five models. Please take a look at the items that are different from the in-line items.

COACH Tomorrow's Vintage POP UP STORE

“COACHThe brand is also participating in Art Week. Inspired by the brand's belief that "better manufacturing leads to a better future," the pop-up "Tomorrow's Vintage" will be held.

Vintage Coach bags and reprints of archival silhouettes, restored to their original beauty and luster through careful restoration work, will be collected from around the world and sold for a limited time only.

On October 29 (Sat.) and 30 (Sun.), there will be a live painting event by an artist. The artist will paint a motif design or a name in calligraphy on the item you purchased, so you can get a one-of-a-kind Coach item.

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Listed here are just a few. For more information.Special Sitefor more information. Please stop by Shibuya Parco in the fall when you are drowning in art.