Takeru Amano's ICONS
2026-07-21 01:04:00

Exploring the Vibrant World of Takeru Amano's Icons Exhibition in Ginza

Takeru Amano's Latest Exhibition: ICONS



On July 24, 2026, the Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore in GINZA SIX will unveil the solo exhibition titled "ICONS," featuring the extraordinary works of artist Takeru Amano. This exhibition offers an immersion into a vivid world where everyday symbols are transformed into universal art, showcasing Amano's unique perspective and creative lens.

The cornerstone of this exhibition is the art book aptly named "ICONS." Within its pages, Amano captures various motifs that dwell within everyday scenes and memories, defining them as "icons." Through striking colors and clear lines, he translates these symbols onto canvas, allowing viewers to engage with them in a new light.

Amano's exploration delves into the multitude of images and symbols that populate contemporary society, including figures, characters, professions, and cultural imagery. These symbols evolve over time, acquiring meaning within different eras and societies, and become memorable markers in people's lives. Rather than merely depicting signs, Amano breathes life into these icons, portraying them as entities full of charm and narrative. He seeks to explore the modern concept of what an icon truly represents in our dynamic world.

The artist has expressed a heartfelt desire to create artworks that resonate with and assist others. This pure intention transcends national and cultural boundaries, transforming into universal images that touch hearts everywhere.

Visitors will have the unique opportunity to experience Takeru Amano's new vision of "icons" amidst the special atmosphere of summer in Ginza.

Exhibition Details


  • - Title: Takeru Amano Solo Exhibition: ICONS
  • - Dates: July 24 (Friday) – August 17 (Monday), 2026
  • - Hours: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Closing at 6:00 PM on the final day)
  • - Venue: Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore, GINZA ATRIUM
  • - Organizer: Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore
  • - Collaboration: Collection of Art, Inc.
  • - Admission: Free
  • - Contact: 03-3575-7755 (during business hours) / [email protected]
  • - Special Page: Ginza Tsutaya Event Page

Artwork Sales


Artworks from the exhibition will be available for purchase starting July 24, 2026, from 11:00 AM. Please note that pre-sales might conclude before the exhibition opens based on demand. Additionally, select pieces will be available on the online art marketplace "OIL" starting July 27 (Monday) at 11:00 AM. More information can be found at the OIL website.

Artist Biography


Takeru Amano was born in 1977 in Tokyo, Japan. He moved to the U.S. in 1997 and studied printmaking in New York. His distinctive artistic approach, dubbed "NEWART," merges traditional themes such as religious and still-life paintings with elements of pop art. Utilizing vibrant colors like yellow and pink, Amano's works feature simplified lines that depict figures, exploring themes of fragility through motifs like skulls and candles. His art has been showcased internationally, in cities like Tokyo, Hong Kong, New York, London, and Paris, and he has collaborated on various projects, including album covers and apparel designs.

Amano's notable art books include "ICONS" (2020, Collection of ART) and "Venus" (2022, PARCO Publishing).

Live Drawing Event


During the exhibition, Takeru Amano will host a live drawing session on August 8, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. This is a fantastic chance for attendees to witness the creation of art in real-time. Participation is free and open to everyone. For further details, please visit the Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore website.

Art Book Information


  • - Artist: Takeru Amano
  • - Title: "ICONS"
  • - Specifications: 100 pages, B4 Variant (257x257mm)
  • - ISBN: 9784911691007
  • - Publisher: Collection of ART Co., Ltd.
  • - Sales Site: Purchase ICONS

Experience the creative power of Takeru Amano in this unforgettable exhibition, where art and life meet on the canvas of contemporary society.


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