Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum 100th Anniversary
To commemorate the opening of the exhibition "Swedish Painting: Scandinavian Light, Everyday Shining",
Museum shop in Tokyo Metropolitan Art MuseumAt,Lisa LarsonandMarianne HallbergWe will be holding a POP UP.
A selection of works and artist goods by two Swedish artists.
Along with the exhibition, please enjoy shopping at the museum shop.
[Anyone can use the museum shop]
The museum shop (lobby floor) isFree admission even without an exhibition ticketIt is.
Anyone can enjoy shopping, even if you are not going to see the exhibition.
*In addition,Exhibition limited collaboration productsHa,
Tickets will be sold at the special shop only for those who have exhibition tickets (limited to visitors).
Items available vary depending on the venue.
Please feel free to visit both shops.
① Swedish Painting Exhibition Special Shop
(Only those with exhibition tickets can enter)
- Exhibition limited goods available for sale
- Lisa LarsonHandling only products
- Marianne HallbergThere are no merchandise sales for
② Museum shop (lobby floor)
(Anyone can enter for free)
- There will be no sales of exhibition limited goods.
- Lisa Larson、Marianne HallbergMerchandise from both artists will be available
■Lisa Larson
In addition to pottery made in Sweden, you can also see the valuable vintage pottery "Lilla zoo Cat SET." In addition, we have a wide variety of stuffed animals that are popular as gifts, a collaboration between the traditional Japanese craft of paper mache and Lisa, pins, and bags.
■Marianne Hallberg
We will introduce dishes, vases, and pouches that are perfect for everyday use from the Marianne series' standard "seto ware" series, which is made in Japan. In addition, three new products from the Ureshino series, including salt and pepper from Ureshino Hizen Yoshida ware, will be released.
[Event overview]
Lisa Larson / Marianne Hallberg POP UP
- period
- February 3, 2026 (Tuesday) - April 12, 2026 (Sunday)
- Business hours
- 9:30-17:30, Fridays during special exhibitions 9:30-20:00
*Subject to museum opening hours - Venue
- Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Central Building, Lobby Floor
- Regular holiday
- 1st and 3rd Monday of the month (in the case of a holiday or substitute holiday, the next weekday)
*Subject to days when the museum is closed. - Click here for details
- https://www.tobikan.jp/guide/museumshop.html
To commemorate the opening of "Swedish Painting: Scandinavian Light, Everyday Shining",Lisa LarsonLimited collaboration items withhere！