Exposição Ron Mueck

4.9 / 5

274 avaliações

10K+ reservado

Horário de funcionamento

Duração sugerida1-2 hora(s)

53rd floor, Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-6150, Japan

Avaliações

4.9 / 5

Fantástico

274 avaliações

Usuário Klook

2026/06/21

Fantástico 5.0

This was my first visit. It was also my first time seeing Ron Mueck's work. The photos I saw online were very strange, depicting a heart that is hard to describe in words, and I really wanted to see them in person. They were excellent and overwhelming. The video of the artwork's creation was very simple, showing him completely engrossed in his work, allowing one to feel his dedication, strong commitment, and meticulousness. If you have time, I highly recommend watching it. (The video is about 60 minutes long. Sitting on the floor hurt my neck, so a chair is recommended.) Overall, it was very good.

李 **

2026/08/07

Fantástico 5.0

It's a very worthwhile exhibition. I recommend booking your session in advance. I went without a reservation and had to wait two hours for the next available slot.

Ngai *************

2026/07/25

Fantástico 5.0

It's a bit cheaper than buying on-site, and you don't have to queue if you buy tickets in advance. The exhibition is worth seeing.

Usuário Klook

2026/07/22

Fantástico 5.0

The Ron Mueck exhibition, which I had been curious about for a long time. My friend and I suddenly decided to go! I bought tickets the day before. You'll be overwhelmed by Ron Mueck's world. Photos are allowed in all areas. I usually go to art museums alone, but for this one, I recommend going with someone if possible, as you can take photos of each other and enjoy it more. The staff don't take photos, so people who were alone were asking other visitors.

Usuário Klook

2026/06/25

Fantástico 5.0

It was well worth seeing. Even though I knew beforehand what kind of works were coming through social media and TV news, seeing the real thing was completely different in terms of impact and emotion. I highly recommend going in person to see and experience the works. The video showing about an hour of the production process was very interesting, and many people watched it without leaving midway (I watched it too). Two hours passed in a flash.

Klook客路用户

2026/08/08

Fantástico 5.0

The purchase and ticket verification process was very smooth. It's a unique exhibition with a distinctive style, definitely worth seeing. There's something for everyone, whether you like it or not.

Usuário Klook

2026/07/20

Fantástico 5.0

What an amazing exhibition, if you are in Tokyo - go visit it. Got tickets on the day - had no trouble with them, keep in mind separate tickets needed for the rooftop terrace with better view.

yu ***

2026/07/21

Fantástico 5.0

It's worth seeing, the live experience is stunning. On holidays, you can usually get in within about 5 minutes, so you don't have to wait long.

Guia

O maior destaque desta exposição é a grande instalação "Mass", onde 100 enormes crânios preenchem a sala de exposições. A visão dos crânios, com cerca de 1,5 metros de altura, empilhados no espaço do Museu de Arte Mori é imperdível.

As esculturas de Mueck utilizam silicone e fibra de vidro para reproduzir perfeitamente a textura da pele, poros e até vasos sanguíneos. Suas obras, que expressam habilmente as emoções e experiências internas dos seres humanos, cativam a todos nós e nos convidam a uma jornada para contemplar as questões: o que é ser humano e o que significa viver.

Além disso, serão reveladas cenas dos bastidores da criação, registradas pelo fotógrafo Gautier Deblonde por mais de 25 anos. É possível vislumbrar o processo pelo qual o artista leva muito tempo para criar uma única escultura.

Créditos da foto

1・8: "Mass" 2016-2017 Coleção: National Gallery of Victoria (Melbourne), Legado Felton de 2018 | “Mass” 2016-2017 Collection: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Felton Bequest, 2018

2: "Mulher Fazendo Compras" 2013 Coleção: Thaddaeus Ropac (Londres・Paris・Salzburgo・Milão・Seul) | “Woman with Shopping” 2013 Collection: Thaddaeus Ropac, London ･ Paris ･ Salzburg ･ Milan ･ Seoul

3: "Anjo" 1997 Coleção particular Imagem fornecida por: Anthony d’Offay (Londres) | “Angel” 1997 Private collection Photo courtesy: Anthony d’Offay, London

4: "Na Cama" 2005 Coleção: Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain | “In Bed” 2005 Collection: the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain

5: "Máscara II" 2002 Coleção particular | “Mask II” 2002 Private collection

6: "Jovem Casal" 2013 Coleção: YAGEO Foundation Collection (Taiwan) | “Young Couple” 2013 YAGEO Foundation Collection, Taiwan

7: "Fantasma" 1998/2014 Coleção: YAGEO Foundation Collection (Taiwan) | “Ghost 1998/2014” YAGEO Foundation Collection, Taiwan

9: Gautier Deblonde "Frango / Homem" 2019-2025 | Gautier Deblonde Chicken / Man 2019-2015

※1・2・4～8: Vista da instalação: "Ron Mueck", Museu Nacional de Arte Moderna e Contemporânea, Seul, 2025 Foto: Nam Kiyong Imagem fornecida por: Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, Museu Nacional de Arte Moderna e Contemporânea da Coreia | Installation view: “Ron Mueck,” National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul, 2025 Photo: Nam Kiyong Photo courtesy: the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, National Museum of Modern and Contemporar