Modern Japanese Art refers to artistic movements and styles that emerged in Japan from the late 19th century to the present. This period saw a blend of traditional Japanese techniques with Western influences, leading to diverse forms of expression. Notable movements include Yayoi Kusama's avant-garde works and the Gutai Art Association, which emphasized experimentation and performance. Contemporary artists often explore themes of identity, technology, and nature, reflecting Japan's unique cultural landscape. Exhibitions in spaces like the 21_21 Design Sight and the Mori Art Museum showcase the dynamic nature of modern Japanese art, highlighting both established and emerging talents.