2023.3.1
Hidetaka Furukawa, who is known for his work that mixes the Edo and Tokyo, will be the main exhibition along with Hokusai's Drawing and RyuseiKishida woodcut prints. G.Rouault, A.Warhol, Shinichi Saito, Chikkyo Ono, Ukiyo-e, mini project "Mt.Fuji", etc.Th...
2023.3.1
This exhibition will focus on works that evoke a pleasant springtime feeling. Artist：ASANO Yae , YOKOMIZO Miyuki , INAOKA Sachiko , OGAWA Mariko , SUZUKI Atsuo , WADA Naosuke , KASHIWAGI Etsuko
2023.3.1
In 1919, KITAOHJI Rosanjin founded Taigado Art Gallery of Antiques. Taiga means well-behaved and elegant, and named after Ikeno Taiga, Japanese Calligrapher and painter, whose alias is Taigado. In 2003, we opened “Rokeian”, having a chance to open the galle...
2022.3.1
On Utage Kashima Arts is proud to announce the launch of Utage, a series of special exhibitions to be held every spring. Catered to each occasion, these exhibitions will showcase the best of Kashima Arts’ selection. In this new tradition, Kashima Arts wil...
2022.3.1
* The schedule is subject to change depending on the situation. [ Ex Libris Works Workshop Lecturer, Shiori Tanaka ] You can do it anytime from April 29th (Friday) to May 1st (Sunday) (reservation possible, reservation priority) ● "Etsuko Kano Collectio...
2022.3.1
We are exhibiting wonderful works from deceased artists to contemporary artists, mainly lacquering and ceramic art centered on Living National Treasure.
2022.3.1
It has been 25 years since the opening on April 21, 1997. The signboard is the late Kojin Kudo. By giving the name "Etsuko Shibata Gallery", which cannot be escaped or hidden, we have set up a backwater camp and connected.During this time, we would like to ...
2022.3.1
Introducing the works of flowers and maidens under the theme of a waka poem by Otomo no Yakamochi,"The garden is full of spring light. A girl standing under the reflecting bright light of the peach flowers". In March, the art book "Paradise Garden" was pu...
2022.3.1
Copt is a term used to describe the Christianized Egyptian people. During the 3rd and 12th centuries, the textile called Copt fissure is popular overseas as it covers a wide range of people, animals and plants. We have continued to collect new collections f...
