With 610,000 Visitors & Counting (!!), “Leandro Erlich” Exhibition Finally Closes
2018.4.4 [Wed]
“Leandro Erlich: Seeing and Believing” recorded whopping 614,411 visitors* in 135 days, and closed its curtain on April 1 [Sun], 2018.
This is the second largest visitor number to date, after the Mori Art Museum inaugural exhibition “Happiness: A Survival Guide for Art and Life” (2003) in its 15-year history.
Since photography and filming were both allowed in all areas of the exhibition, this “instagrammable” show became widely known via social networks. As well, the exhibition was featured in a number of TV programs and other media outlets, leading visitors of various generations to come to the Museum.
The next exhibition “Japan in Architecture: Genealogies of Its Transformation” that traces the lineage of Japanese architecture attracting worldwide attention will be open to public on April 25 [Wed], 2018. Keep yourself updated with the latest information!
* Based on the number of combination tickets issued (with Tokyo City View observation deck)
Building
2004/2017
Inkjet print sheet, aluminium truss frame, wood, light, mirror sheet
600 x 900 x 550 cm
Installation view: “Leandro Erlich: Seeing and Believing,” Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, 2017
Photo: Hasegawa Kenta
Courtesy: Galleria Continua
