Galerie Petit Bonheur
May 1-June 1
A place where you can find relaxation in your daily routine, a place where you can experience small moments of happiness (Petit Bonheur).
Petit Bonheur, a store specializing in freshly squeezed orange juice and croissants, has opened a gallery for Tokyo University of the Arts students.
This is an eat-in space where paintings and sculptures are exhibited in a dazzling, sunlit white studio.
The museum regularly exhibits works by students of the University of the Arts.
Artist Profile
・Keigo Hisayama
2025 Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts, majoring in Japanese painting
I create works that aim to preserve motifs and memories I find in my daily life and travels in tangible form through media such as painting, photography, and three-dimensional sculpture.
[Major exhibition history]
2020 Art University Cat Exhibition Honorable Mention
2021 Rokka 6 People Exhibition
2022 Kudan Gallery Spring Hymn Exhibition
Event information
Exhibition title: The Three Princes of Serendip
Exhibition period: May 1st (Thurs) - June 1st (Sun)
Number of works: around 10
Store information: Weekdays 7:30-16:00 (last orders 15:45), Saturdays, Sundays and holidays 7:30-17:00 (last orders 16:30)
Closed: Mondays
* If Monday falls on a holiday, the following day will be closed.
※Please check Instagram for special closing days.
*Phone number is not published.
※Please check Instagram for special closing days.
*Phone number is not published.
How to use the Gallery
1. Place your order in store.
2. Meals will be given in take-out containers.
3. Please bring your ordered food with you into the Gallery.
*Bringing in any food other than that purchased at Petit Bonheur is strictly prohibited.
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