
New Tokyo “art exhibition” showcasing women’s thighs just in time for Christmas.
“Art” can come in many shapes and forms – this time it is coming to us in the shape of women’s legs, or photography of women’s thighs to be exact.
▼ The World of Thigh Photography 2016-2017 exhibition official flyer
The World of Thigh Photography 2016-2017 exhibition, which is being organized by a company called BACON Co. Ltd. (no that’s not a joke), is the latest instalment from photographer Yuria to be held at the TODAYS GALLERY STUDIO in Asakusabashi, Tokyo. Yuria’s previous exhibition, which was displayed in May, was a general celebration of women’s legs and thighs.
▼ Knee-high thigh art
▼ Thigh art on top of a sofa
▼ Thigh art in school hours
This latest thigh exhibition aims to “sublimate the pursuit of fetishes into art” – sublimate meaning to divert or modify into a culturally higher or socially more acceptable activity. There will be over “500 art pieces” displayed, including photography taken specifically for this event.
▼ There will also be a special exhibition space with the theme of “hot springs”.
The World of Thigh Photography 2016-2017 official website says the special “hot spring” gallery, which is setup in a space that looks like a hot springs hotel, will “make you feel like you’re in a hot-spring together” and you can enjoy an “abnormal experience” by “getting warm with art”.
Patrons will also have the chance to purchase a wide variety of “thigh art” goods. Get your very own thigh art iPhone case or perhaps a thigh art bookmark is more your style.
▼ Purchase your own thigh art limited goods
If that’s not enough you can also check out Yuria’s earlier works here from 2015. Japan obviously has a strong affinity with legs, with Nice Knee High Socks Day 2016 being vigorously celebrated just recently on November 28. Entry into The World of Thigh Photography 2016-2017 exhibition will set you back 500 yen or about US$4.45.
Event information
The World of Thigh Photography 2016-2017 / ふともも写真の世界展 2016-17
Location: Asakusabashi TODAYS GALLERY STUDIO
Address: Tokyo-to, Taito-ku, Asakusabashi 5-27-6
東京都台東区浅草橋5-27-6
Hours: 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Dates: December 16 – January 22 (closed every Monday, and period between December 31 to January 4, and January 10)
Admission: 500 yen (US$4.45)
Website
Source: Livedoor, TODAYS GALLERY STUDIO, @Press.jp, IT Media
Top image: @Press.jp
Insert images: @Press.jp, TODAYS GALLERY STUDIO







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