Espace Louis Vuitton — Attraction in Tokyo

From all the photos I've seen of this small gallery online, I was a bit disappointed to see the current display. The current exhibit from Lois Vuitton features a white, glass wall room with just a hanging lantern and barely readable text that's supposed to be light-up but barely readable during the day. Best that we had visited during the evening for better visual effects. There is a staff there, and some gallery books that you can read based on all the artworks displayed here. Though I am not impressed by the current exhibit, I may visit again when the Espace features a more visually...

Espace is located on the top floor of Louis Vuitton. Need to walk into the shop and then take the lift up. The exhibition area itself is beautiful with floor to ceiling glass windows allowing the natural light for the art whilst providing gorgeous views of the area. The art itself was transported from Paris. There were English descriptions. The exhibition itself at the time of viewing consisted of only a few items, I was told these rotate every few Months. Staff were very polite. Would recommend to come and spend 10 to 15 minutes to admire the work...

Exploring the serene and minimalist Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo, designed by Japanese architect Jun Aoki and completed in 2002. Nestled atop the Louis Vuitton Omotesando building, this free-entry gallery seamlessly blends contemporary art and architecture, offering a moment of reflection amid Tokyo’s vibrant energy. A true haven for art lovers seeking...