The National Museum of Art, Osaka

This exhibition focuses on works that deal with the theme of “home” by eight Japanese and international contemporary artists, including Andro Wekua and Kei Takemura. Based on keywords such as history, memory, identity, place, and family conditions and roles, theseView More >

The exhibition “Collection 1: 80/90/00/10,” presents a wide range of artworks from the 1980s to the 2010s, including new acquisitions from last year. In 2022, the Museum purchased a painting by Takashi Murakami for the first time. 727 FATMAN LITTLEView More >

In the previous fiscal year, the museum acquired A Theory of Sculpture (Counting) & Primer (1969-73), an important work by the American conceptual artist Mel Bochner. In this edition of the collection exhibition, we consider conceptual art by presenting thisView More >

Museum Berggruen, located in Berlin, was opened in 1996 to house and display the collection of the German-born art dealer Heinz Berggruen (1914-2007). This exhibition, consisting of 97 works from the museum, marks the first time that Berggruen’s collection hasView More >

Atsuko Tanaka, Work 1964, 1964, The Miyagi Museum of Art ©Kanayama Akira and Tanaka Atsuko Association The Gutai Art Association (commonly known as Gutai) was formed in Ashiya, Hyogo Prefecture in 1954, before later establishing its base of operations inView More >

Ryuichi ISHIKAWA, ZK076 Yaese, 2014, from “A Grand Polyphony”, 2014　The National Museum of Art, Osaka　© Ishikawa Ryuichi More than two years have passed since the new coronavirus pandemic transformed our lives. Not infrequently we feel as though our sphere ofView More >

[Reference image] Kodai NAKAHARA, Text Book, 1995 ©Kodai Nakahara, Photo: Shigefumi Kato, Courtesy of Gallery Nomart This special exhibition showcases seven artists who have developed experimental practices in the field of contemporary art based on unique perspectives and techniques. Today,View More >

Pieter Brueghel first about 1568 Museum BVB, Rotterdam, the Netherlands The exhibition that of the Pieter Brueghel first visited Japan from one of the art museums on behalf of the Netherlands, bellboy Manns fan ベーニンゲン Museum after an interval ofView More >