Warhol, Lichtenstein, Basquiat, Richter, Gursky, Araki, Morimura, Sugimoto, Miyamoto, Hatakeyama… Featuring around 140 works by 60 prominent international artists from The UBS Art Collection, the Exhibition represents a new partnership between an art museum and a corporate collection, as well as a new perspective on the theme of
“Art and Life.”

A world-class collection of contemporary art assembled by UBS, a global financial services firm, focuses on American and European paintings since the 1950s and European photographs since the 1990s. In recent years, the Collection has expanded into a more global one by incorporating works from Asia and Latin America. Selected works from the 1,000 plus collection has been divided into three sections, “Body,”
“Built World” and “Space,” exploring the connections between artists’ ideas and the world.

Participating Artist List (in alphabetical order)

Darren Almond	Thomas Flechtner	Yasumasa Morimura
Nobuyoshi Araki	Günther Förg	Sarah Morris
Richard Artschwager	Mark Francis	Óscar Muñoz
John Baldessari	Lucian Freud	Walter Niedermayr
Stephan Balkenhol	Andreas Gursky	Julian Opie
Olivo Barbieri	Philip Guston	Qin Ga
Jean-Michel Basquiat	Doug Hall	Gerhard Richter
Alighiero e Boetti	Richard Hamilton	Susan Rothenberg
Jonathan Borofsky	Naoya Hatakeyama	Thomas Ruff
Cao Fei	Damien Hirst	Edward Ruscha
Vija Celmins	Candida Höfer	Sean Scully
Chen Chieh-Jen	Gary Hume	Cindy Sherman
Sandor Chia	Alfred Jensen	Kiki Smith
Francesco Clemente	Alex Katz	Thomas Struth
Chuck Close	Ellsworth Kelly	Hiroshi Sugimoto
Tony Cragg	Guillermo Kuitca	Fred Tomaselli
Michael Craig-Martin	Lee Bul	Massimo Vitali
John Curring	Roy Lichtenstein	Andy Warhol
Olafur Elliasson	Brice Marden
Fischili/Weiss	Ryuji Miyamoto

The UBS Art Collection Web Museum:

www.ubs.com/artcollection

Family Lounge There is a Family Lounge for visitors to make use of, to relax and chat with family and friends after seeing the Exhibition. There is also an art quiz and artwork explanation card kits that you are free to enjoy. “Art Card” Sets for Kids Available We have made available sets of “Art Card” for primary and junior high school students who visited the Exhibition as a Gift. Please notify the MAM Attendant and pick one up while the supplies last. “Big Art Card” Sets (Educational Kits) There are some sets of “Big Art Card” with some fun quiz and information about works exhibited, for you to make use of them freely within the Lounge. Sample version

Public Programs

A Symposium and artist talks related to the Exhibition are available.
Please check the calender here.

MAM SCREEN each month presents a video work related to an exhibition currently on at the Mori Art Museum. The works are shown on several screens throughout Roppongi Hills, including the 500 inch outdoor screen at the Metro Hat and PDP monitors in West Walk. Screenings are on the half hour from 9.30 to 23.30 everyday. A slide show related to “Art Is for the Spirit: Works from The UBS Art Collection” will be shown in February, 2008.