Exhibitions

Past Exhibition Collection Exhibition

2019-1 MOMAT Collection

Date

Location

Collection Gallery, from the fourth to second floors

The collection exhibition from June 4 -October 20, 2019

Wada Sanzo, South Wind, 1907 (Important Cultural Property)

Welcome to the MOMAT Collection! In this exhibition, we introduce currents in Japanese modern and contemporary art from the beginning of the 20th century to the present along with a variety of works from other countries.

In the Highlights section (Room 1, 4th floor), viewers are treated to a host of masterpieces selected from the museum collection. Rooms 2 to 12, arranged in roughly chronological order, have each been assigned a theme, enabling viewers to see the relationship between art and society in each era from a wide range of perspectives.

In two rooms, Room 7 and 8 on the 3rd floor, we present design and crafts associated with a widespread passion for ancient artifacts during the 1950s and 1960s. In Room 11, on the 2nd floor, there is a special exhibit related to the exhibition Takahata Isao: A Legend in Japanese Animation, and in Gallery 4 on the 2nd floor, we present a small exhibit entitled Emancipation of Humanity: Focusing on Works by Female Artists.

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo relocated to Takebashi and reopened on June 11, 1969. As we mark the 50th anniversary of relocation during this year’s MOMAT Collection exhibition, we present materials from that time in the exhibit Room to Consider the Building on the 3rd floor. Once again this year, we are pleased to present a wide range of works from the MOMAT Collection, and we hope you enjoy them to the fullest.

translated by Christopher Stephens

List of Works

roomaudio guide (En)artisttitle美术家标题작가의 표제dateon view fromon view to
1 OTAKE, KokkanAlarmed尾竹国观疏忽오타케 곳칸방심19092019/06/042019/08/18
1 KIKUCHI, KeigetsuDedicating Lanterns菊池契月供灯기쿠치 게이게쓰등불 공양19102019/06/042019/08/18
10006SHIMOMURA, KanzanAutumn among Trees下村观山树木间的秋天시모무라 간잔나무 사이의 가을19072019/08/202019/10/20
1 KAYAMA, MatazoThe Milky Way加山又造银河가야마 마타조은하수19682019/08/202019/10/20
10001HARADA, NaojiroKannon Bodhisattva Riding the Dragon原田直次郎骑龙观音하라다 나오지로기룡관음18902019/06/042019/10/20
10029NAKAMURA, TsunePortrait of Vasilii Yaroshenko中村彝爱罗先珂先生的肖像나카무라 쓰네예로센코의 초상19202019/06/042019/10/20
10037FUJITA, TsuguharuFive Nudes藤田嗣治五个裸妇후지타 쓰구하루다섯 명의 누드19232019/06/042019/10/20
1 YOROZU, TetsugoroNude, Resting Her Chin on Her Hand万铁五郎裸妇(托腮的人)요로즈 데쓰고로나부(턱을 괸 사람)19262019/06/042019/10/20
1 HASEKAWA, ToshiyukiPortrait of Kishida Kunio長谷川利行岸田国士之像하세카와 도시유키기시다 구니오 상19302019/06/042019/10/20
1 MIGISHI, KotaroButterflies Flying above Clouds三岸好太郎飞舞在云上的蝴蝶미기시 고타로구름 위를 나는 나비19342019/06/042019/10/20
1 YAMASHITA, KikujiThe Tale of Akebono Village山下菊二曙村故事야마시타 기쿠지아케보노 마을 이야기19532019/06/042019/10/20
10062AI-MITSULandscape with an Eye叆光有眼睛的风景아이미쓰눈이 있는 풍경19382019/06/042019/10/20
10003Henri RousseauLiberty Inviting Artists to Take Part in the 22nd Exhibition of the Société des Artistes Indépendants亨利·卢梭自由女神指引艺术家参加第22届独立沙龙앙리 루소제22회 앙데팡당 전에 참가하도록 예술가들을 이끄는 자유의 여신1905-062019/06/042019/10/20
1 Paul KleeDestroyed Village保罗·克利被破环的村庄파울 클레파괴된 마을19202019/06/042019/10/20
10012OGIWARA, MorieWoman荻原守卫女子오기와라 모리에여자19102019/06/042019/10/20
2 KANO, HogaiDashing Horse under a Cherry Tree狩野芳崖樱下勇驹图가노 호가이벚나무 아래 늠름한 말18842019/06/042019/08/18
2 HASHIMOTO, GahoThe Isle of Eternal Youth桥本雅邦蓬莱山하시모토 가호봉래산c.1903-072019/06/042019/08/18
2 YOKOYAMA, TaikanKikujido横山大观菊慈童요코야마 다이칸기쿠지도(菊慈童)c.18972019/06/042019/08/18
2 TERASAKI, KogyoFour Scenes of Mountain Stream: Hills with Clouds, Summer Moon, Autumn Mist, After Rain寺崎广业溪四题(云峰·夏月·秋雾·雨后)테라사키 고교계곡의 사계
(운봉, 여름 달, 가을 안개, 비가 온 후)
19092019/06/042019/08/18
2 KANO, HogaiLions狩野芳崖狮子가노 호가이사자c.18862019/08/202019/10/20
2 KAWAI, GyokudoTaira Shigemori, Komatsu-no-naifu川合玉堂小松内府图가와이 교쿠도고마쓰노 나이후(다이라노 시게모리)18992019/08/202019/10/20
2 SHIMOMURA, KanzanDiogenes下村观山第欧根尼시모무라 간잔디오게네스19032019/08/202019/10/20
2 KIKUCHI, KeigetsuLamenting over the Tomb of a Sage菊池契月名士的葬礼기쿠치 게이게쓰명사조장(名士弔葬)19082019/08/202019/10/20
2 HARADA, NaojiroPortrait of Gabriel Cornelius von Max原田直次郎加布里埃尔·冯·马克斯像하라다 나오지로가브리엘 막스의 초상c.1884-862019/06/042019/10/20
2 KUME, KeiichiroAn Island in Bréhat久米桂一郎布雷阿岛구메 게이치로브레아 섬18912019/06/042019/10/20
2 NAKAZAWA, HiromitsuPortrait of Mr. Hisui Sugiura中泽弘光非水像나카자와 히로미쓰히스이 스기우라의 초상19012019/06/042019/10/20
2 ISHII, HakuteiRest on the Grass石井柏亭草坪上的小憩이시이 하쿠테이초원에서의 휴식19042019/06/042019/10/20
2 KUMAGAI, MorikazuHalf Naked熊谷守一半裸妇구마가이 모리카즈반라의 여자19042019/06/042019/10/20
2 AOKI, ShigeruDestiny青木繁命运아오키 시게루운명19042019/06/042019/10/20
2 YOSHIDA, HiroshiLandscape in Paris吉田博巴黎风景요시다 히로시파리 풍경19052019/06/042019/10/20
20004WADA,
Sanzo
South Wind和田三造南风와다 산조남풍19072019/06/042019/10/20
2 ASAI, ChuScene in a Mountain Village浅井忠山村风景아사이 츄산촌풍경18872019/06/042019/08/18
2 KANOKOGI, TakeshiroCountry Road鹿子孟太郎乡间的路가노코기 다케시로시골길c.18952019/08/202019/10/20
3 MINAMI, KunzoOld Scots南薰造苏格兰老人미나미 군조스코틀랜드 노인19082019/06/042019/10/20
3 KISHIDA, RyuseiAdam Waiting for Eve岸田刘生等待夏娃的亚当기시다 류세이이브를 기다리는 아담19122019/06/042019/10/20
3 KIMURA, ShohachiNear Tranomon木村庄八虎之门附近기무라 쇼하치도라노몬 부근19122019/06/042019/10/20
3 KAWAKAMI, RyokaScene of a Botanical Garden川上凉花植物园风景가와카미 료카식물원 풍경19132019/06/042019/10/20
3 YOROZU, TetsugoroStill Life with Gloves万铁五郎手套静物요로즈 데쓰고로장갑이 있는 정물19152019/06/042019/10/20
3 UMEHARA, RyuzaburoStill Life梅原龙三郎静物우메하라 류자부로정물19162019/06/042019/10/20
3 MASAMUNE, TokusaburoWinter at Moree正宗得三郎莫里的冬天마사무네 도쿠사부로모레의 겨울19222019/06/042019/10/20
3 NAKAGAWA, KazumasaCitrons and Bottles中川一政柚子坛图나카가와 가즈마사유자와 병19252019/06/042019/10/20
3 Paul
Cézanne
Grand Bouquet of Flowers保罗·塞尚大花束폴 세잔큰 꽃다발c.1892-952019/06/042019/10/20
3 Auguste RodinTorso奥古斯特·罗丹胴体오귀스트 로댕토르소n.d.2019/06/042019/10/20
3 MINAMI, KunzoGirl南薰造少女미나미 군조소녀19082019/06/042019/08/18
3 MINAMI, KunzoGirl Seated by the Water南薰造水边的少女미나미 군조물가의 소녀19082019/08/202019/10/20
3 KISHIDA, RyuseiStudy for Human Will岸田刘生《人类的意志》的草稿기시다 류세이「인류의 의지」를 위한 소묘c.19142019/06/042019/08/18
3 KISHIDA, RyuseiAdam Wanting Eve岸田刘生向夏娃求爱的亚当기시다 류세이이브를 원하는 아담c.19142019/08/202019/10/20
3 Paul GauguinNAVE NAVE FENUA (Land of Sensuous Pleasure)保罗·高更NAVE NAVE FENUA(芳香的土地)폴 고갱NAVE NAVE FENUA (향기로운 대지)1893-942019/06/042019/08/18
3 Paul GauguinNOA NOA (Fragrant)保罗·高更NOA NOA(芳香)폴 고갱NOA NOA (향기롭다)1893-942019/08/202019/10/20
3 Georges RouaultMiserere No.1: Have mercy upon me, O God, according to thy loving-kindness.乔治·鲁奥Miserere No.1: 神啊,求你按你的慈爱怜悯我조르주 루오미제레레 No. 1(하느님, 크신 자비로 저희를 불쌍히 여기소서)19232019/06/042019/08/18
3 Georges RouaultMiserere No.57: “Obedient unto death, even the death of the cross.”乔治·鲁奥Miserere No.57: “顺从至死,并且被钉在十字架上”조르주 루오미제레레 No. 57(죽음에 이르기까지, 십자가에서 죽음에 이르기까지 순종하시는)19262019/06/042019/08/18
3 Georges RouaultMiserere No.20: Beneath a forgotten crucifix.乔治·鲁奥Miserere No.20: 在被遗忘的耶稣受难像下조르주 루오미제레레 No. 20(잊혀진 십자가의 예수 아래에서)19262019/08/202019/10/20
3 Georges RouaultMiserere No.52: The law is law, hard though it be.乔治·鲁奥Miserere No.52: 法律就是法律,虽然苛酷조르주 루오미제레레 No. 52(악법도 법이다)19262019/08/202019/10/20
3  Shirakaba, vol. 9, no. 3, March 1918 [cover: Bernard Leach]  《白桦》第9卷第3号 (1918年3月)  『시라카바(白樺)』 제9권 제3호 (1918년 3월) 2019/06/042019/08/18
3  “Member recruitment for Shirakaba Museum,” Shirakaba, vol. 9, no. 7, July 1918 《白桦》第9卷第7号 (1918年7月)  『시라카바(白樺)』제9권 제7호 (1918년 7월) 2019/06/042019/08/18
3  Shirakaba, vol.9, no.7, July 1918 [plate: Paul Cézanne, The Luncheon on the Grass] 《白桦》第9卷第7号 (1918年7月)  『시라카바(白樺)』 제9권 제7호 (1918년 7월) 2019/06/042019/08/18
3  Shirakaba, vol. 12, no. 2, February 1921 [plate: Vincent van Gogh, Sunflowers (Yamamoto Koyata’s old possession, destroyed by fire in the World War II)]  《白桦》第12卷第2号 (1921年2月)  『시라카바(白樺)』 제12권 제2호 (1921년 2월) 2019/06/042019/08/18
3  Shirakaba, vol. 9, no. 7, July 1918 [cover: Kishida Ryusei]  《白桦》第9卷第7号 (1918年7月)  『시라카바(白樺)』제9권 제7호 (1918년 7월) 2019/08/202019/10/20
3  “Member recruitment for Shirakaba Museum,” Shirakaba, vol. 10, no. 3, March1919  《白桦》第10卷第3号 (1919年3月)  『시라카바(白樺)』 제10권 제3호 (1919년 3월) 2019/08/202019/10/20
3  “Editor’s note,” Shirakaba, vol. 12, no. 1, January 1921 《白桦》第12卷第1号 (1921年1月)  『시라카바(白樺)』제12권 제1호 (1921년 1월) 2019/08/202019/10/20
3  Shirakaba, vol. 12, no. 2, February 1921 [plate: Paul Cézanne, Landscape (collection of Ohara Museum of Art [permanent deposition from Shirakaba Art Museum])] 《白桦》第12卷第2号 (1921年2月)  『시라카바(白樺)』제12권 제2호 (1921년 2월) 2019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.1 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画1기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 119372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.2 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画2기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 219372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.3 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画3기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 319372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.4 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画4기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 419372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.5 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画5기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 519372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.6 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画6기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 619372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.7 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画7기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 719372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.8 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画8기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 819372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.9 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画9기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 919372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.10 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画10기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 1019372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.11 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画11기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 1119372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.12 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画12기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 1219372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.13 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画13기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 1319372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.14 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画14기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 1419372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.15 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画15기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 1519372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.16 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画16기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 1619372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.18 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画18기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 1819372019/06/042019/08/18
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.19 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画19기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 1919372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.20 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画20기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 2019372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.21 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画21기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 2119372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.22 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画22기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 2219372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.23 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画23기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 2319372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.24 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画24기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 2419372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.25 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画25기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 2519372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.26 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画26기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 2619372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.27 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画27기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 2719372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.28 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画28기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 2819372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.29 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画29기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 2919372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.30 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画30기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 3019372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.31 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画31기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 3119372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.32 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画32기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 3219372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.33 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画33기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 3319372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiIllustration no.34 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画34기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 3419372019/08/202019/10/20
4 KIMURA, ShohachiStudy for illustration no.35 to the Novel Bokuto Kidan by Nagai Kafu木村庄八永井荷风著《濹东绮谭》插画35的画稿기무라 쇼하치나가이 가후 저, 『묵동기담』 삽화 35를 위한 밑그림19372019/08/202019/10/20
4 ODA, KazumaTamanoi in Snow from Eight Scene Around Tokyo织田一磨“画集东京近郊八景”之 玉之井雪景오다 가즈마「화집 도쿄 근교 팔경」 중, 다마노이의 설경19322019/06/042019/08/18
4 KAWASE, HasuiThe Village of Terashima on a Snowy Evening from Twelve Tokyo Scenes川濑巴水《东京十二题》 之 雪中日暮的寺岛村가와세 하스이「도쿄 12제」 중, 눈 덥힌 저녁의 데라시마 마을19202019/08/202019/10/20
5 KUNIYOSHI, YasuoVillage国吉康雄村落구니요시 야스오촌락19212019/06/042019/10/20
5 MURAYAMA, TomoyoshiPortrait of a Jewish Girl村山知义一个犹太少女像무라야마 도모요시어떤 유대인 소녀의 상19222019/06/042019/10/20
5 KAMBARA, TaiSubject from The Poem of Ecstasy by Skryabin神原泰以斯克里亚宾的《狂喜之诗》为题간바라 다이스크랴빈  「법열의 시」에서 자극을 받아 명함19222019/06/042019/10/20
5 MAETA,
Kanji
Labourer前田宽治劳动者마에타 간지노동자c.19252019/06/042019/10/20
50039SAEKI, YuzoGas Lamp and Advertisements佐伯祐三煤气灯和广告사에키 유조가스등과 광고19272019/06/042019/10/20
5 KAWAGUCHI, KigaiStill Life, Mandolin川口轨外静物(曼陀林)가와구치 기가이정물(만돌린)1927-312019/06/042019/10/20
5 MIGISHI, KotaroBoy Clown三岸好太郎少年道化미기시 고타로소년 광대19292019/06/042019/10/20
5 YAMAGUCHI, TakeoTwo Figures山口长男二人像야마구치 다케오두 인물19302019/06/042019/10/20
5 YAMAGUCHI, TakeoPond山口长男야마구치 다케오연못19362019/06/042019/10/20
5 SABURI, MakotoAfternoon佐分真下午사부리 마코토오후19322019/06/042019/10/20
5 NODA, HideoCity野田英夫都会노다 히데오도시19342019/06/042019/10/20
5 NODA, HideoCircus野田英夫马戏团노다 히데오서커스19372019/06/042019/10/20
5 MURAI, MasanariUrban村井正诚Urban무라이 마사나리Urban19372019/06/042019/10/20
5 IMANISHI, ChutsuStill Life今西中通静物이마니시 주쓰정물19402019/06/042019/10/20
5 Hans RichterOrchestration of Color汉斯·李希特色彩的编排한스 리히터색의 오케스트레이션19232019/06/042019/10/20
5 Kurt SchwittersFrom E.+E. Schwitters库尔特·施威特斯来自《E.+E.施威特斯》쿠르트 슈비터스E. +E. 슈비터스로부터19472019/06/042019/10/20
5 NAKADA, SadanosukeHead of Woman仲田定之助女人的头나카다 사다노스케여자의 머리19242019/06/042019/10/20
5 YO, KanjiHead of a Certain Retired General阳咸二某位停职将军的脸요 간지어느 휴직 장군의 얼굴19292019/06/042019/10/20
5 Walker EvansUntitled (1st Avenue below 14th Street, New York City)沃克·埃文斯无题(纽约市第一大道第14街)워커 에반스무제(1st Avenue 14th Street, 뉴욕)19312019/06/042019/08/18
5 Walker EvansSide Walk Scne, Selma沃克·埃文斯路边的景象、塞尔玛워커 에반스거리의 광경, 셀마19362019/06/042019/08/18
5 Walker EvansNew Orleans Street Corner沃克·埃文斯新奥尔良的街角워커 에반스뉴올리언스 길모퉁이19352019/08/202019/10/20
5 Walker EvansUntitled (Shoe Shine)沃克·埃文斯无题(擦鞋)워커 에반스무제(구두닦기)c.19362019/08/202019/10/20
60059UMEHARA, RyuzaburoAutumn in Beijing梅原龙三郎北京的秋天우메하라 류자부로베이징의 가을 하늘19422019/06/042019/10/20
6 YOSHIHARA, JiroVolcanoes吉原治良火山요시하라 지로화산19432019/06/042019/10/20
6 KUNIYOSHI, YasuoSomebody Tore My Poster国吉康雄谁撕破了我的海报구니요시 야스오누군가가 내 포스터를 찢었다19432019/06/042019/10/20
6 MATSUMOTO, ShunsukeBridge in Y-City松本竣介Y市的桥마쓰모토 슌스케Y시의 다리19432019/06/042019/10/20
6 YASUI, SotaroPortrait of Mr. Abe Yoshishige安井曾太郎安倍能成之像야스이 소타로아베 요시시게의 초상19442019/06/042019/10/20
6 MATSUMOTO, ShunsukeSelf-Portrait松本竣介自画像마쓰모토 슌스케자화상19422019/06/042019/08/18
6 MATSUMOTO, ShunsukeBoy with a Fruit松本竣介拿着水果的少年마쓰모토 슌스케과일을 든 소년c.19422019/08/202019/10/20
6 MIWA,
Chosei
Night Attack at the Strait of Turagi三轮晁势图拉吉夜袭战미와 조세이툴라기 야습19432019/06/042019/10/20
6 IWATA, SentaroTimeout on the Battlefield岩田专太郎小憩이와타 센타로잠깐 멈춤19442019/06/042019/10/20
6 FUJITA, TsuguharuFierce Fighting on Guadalcanal藤田嗣治血战瓜达尔卡纳尔岛후지타 쓰구하루과달카날에서의 혈전19442019/06/042019/10/20
6 OGAWARA, ShuBombing Chengdu小川原修空袭成都오가와라 슈청두 폭격19452019/06/042019/10/20
6 NAKAMURA, Ken’ichiSergeant Nobe’s Suicide Attack on Two B-29’s Over Kitakyushu中村研一野边军曹机在北九州上空自杀式撞落两架B29机나카무라 겐이치기타큐슈 상공에서 노베 중사가 자살 공격으로 B29기 2대를 격추하다19452019/06/042019/10/20
7 Pablo PicassoBeach at La Garoupe巴勃罗·毕加索戈若普的海水浴场파블로 피카소가룹의 해수욕장19552019/06/042019/10/20
7 OKAMOTO, TaroDecoration冈本太郎装饰오카모토 다로장식19542019/06/042019/10/20
7 UEKI, ShigeruWork植木茂作品우에키 시게루작품19542019/06/042019/10/20
7 TATEHATA, KakuzoFigure建畠觉造다테하타 가쿠조얼굴19552019/06/042019/10/20
7 TSUJI,
Shindo
Tree辻晋堂쓰지 신도나무19562019/06/042019/10/20
7 MURAI, MasanariSinging村井正诚歌者무라이 마사나리노래하는 사람19562019/06/042019/08/18
7 MURAI, MasanariGirl村井正诚乡村姑娘무라이 마사나리시골 처녀19572019/08/202019/10/20
7 KITADAI, Shozo / OHTSUJI, KiyojiFrom APN portfolio (7)北代省三 / 大辻清司《APN》作品集之(7)기타다이 쇼조, 오쓰지 기요시『APN』 포트폴리오 (7)1953-542019/06/042019/08/18
7 KITADAI, Shozo / OHTSUJI, KiyojiFrom APN portfolio (6)北代省三 / 大辻清司《APN》作品集之(6)기타다이 쇼조, 오쓰지 기요시『APN』 포트폴리오 (6)1953-542019/08/202019/10/20
7 SUZUKI, OsamuVase with two openings铃木治双头壶스즈키 오사무쌍두항아리19512019/06/042019/10/20
7 SUZUKI, OsamuGoing Away铃木治泥像 离别스즈키 오사무泥像 행인19642019/06/042019/10/20
7 OKABE, MineoVase, wooven cord pattern冈部岭男捏塑志野绳纹花器오카베 미네오시노 도자기 꽃병, 새끼줄 무늬, 네리코미 기법19562019/06/042019/10/20
7 YASUHARA, KimeiVase, Harbor, stoneware安原喜明烧结花器 海港야스하라 기메이도자기 꽃병 ‘항구’, 야키시메 기법19542019/06/042019/10/20
7 HARA, HiromuToday’s focus : on the history of Japanese art原弘现代之眼:论日本美术史하라 히로무현대의 눈 : 일본미술사에서19542019/06/042019/08/18
7 HARA, HiromuExhibition of Japanese sculpture : contemporary sculpture versus Haniwa, bronze buddhist statues, and masks of the Asuka and the Nara periods原弘日本雕刻:古代(埴轮/金铜佛/伎乐面)与现代하라 히로무일본의 조각 : 上代(하니와 토우, 금동 불상, 기가쿠 가면극 탈)와 現代19562019/06/042019/08/18
7 HARA, HiromuToday’s focus : on the history of Japanese art原弘现代之眼:论日本美术史하라 히로무현대의 눈 : 일본미술사에서19542019/08/202019/10/20
7 HARA, HiromuToday’s focus : primitive art seen through eyes of the present原弘现代之眼:论原始美术하라 히로무현대의 눈 : 원시미술에서19602019/08/202019/10/20
7 Isamu NoguchiAkari 1A野口勇Akari 1A이사무 노구치Akari 1A19522019/06/042019/10/20
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Vol.3 , no.10, Oct. 1943
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80066FUKUDA, HeihachiroRain福田平八郎후쿠다 헤이하치로19532019/06/042019/08/18
80074MAEDA, SeisonStone Coffin前田青村石棺마에다 세이손석관19622019/06/042019/10/20
8 UDA,
Tekison
“Shoiken”, the Katsura Detached Palace宇田荻邨桂离宫笑意轩우다 데키손가쓰라리큐 다실 ‘쇼이켄’19642019/08/202019/10/20
8 CHOKAI, SeijiFields鸟海青儿农田초카이 세이지19532019/06/042019/10/20
8 MADOKORO, SaoriMyth―Birth of Gods间所纱织神话 诸神的诞生마도코로 사오리신화-신들의 탄생19562019/06/042019/10/20
8 NAKATANI, TaiPotter’s Clay中谷泰陶土나카타니 다이도토19582019/06/042019/10/20
8 TONEYAMA, KojinStone Monument利根山光人石碑도네야마 고진비석19612019/06/042019/10/20
8 ENOKIDO, ShoeNara榎户庄卫奈良에노키도 쇼에나라(奈良)19672019/06/042019/10/20
8 INOKUMA, Gen’ichiroAn Amazing Landscape (B)猪熊弦一郎令人惊讶的风景(B)이노쿠마 겐이치로놀랄 만한 풍경 (B)19692019/06/042019/10/20
8 MIYAWAKI, AikoWork宫胁爱子作品미야와키 아이코작품19682019/06/042019/10/20
8 SAITO, KiyoshiGate齐藤清사이토 기요시19552019/06/042019/08/18
8 SAITO, KiyoshiToshodaiji Temple齐藤清唐招提寺사이토 기요시도쇼다이지 절19592019/08/202019/10/20
8 SEKINO, Jun’ichiroRoofs关野准一郎세키노 준이치로기와지붕19572019/08/202019/10/20
8 HIRATSUKA, Un’ichiCorridor, Katsura Detached Palace, Kyoto平塚运一长廊、桂离宫、京都히라쓰카 운이치낭하, 가쓰라리큐, 교토19662019/06/042019/08/18
8 HIRATSUKA, Un’ichiGangi-Bridge in Hasso Hermitage, Nara平塚运一八窗庵雁木桥、奈良히라쓰카 운이치나라 핫소안 간기 다리19612019/08/202019/10/20
8 ISHIMOTO, Yasuhiro8. Formal Stone Pavement in Front of the Waiting Bench from Katsura石元泰博作品集“桂” 之 八、长椅前的规则石板路/从南望北方이시모토 야스히로포트폴리오 「가쓰라」 중, 8. 휴게소 앞 돌길, 남쪽에서 북향을 보다1954(1989 print)2019/06/042019/08/18
8 ISHIMOTO, Yasuhiro10. Tea Room of the Shokintei Pavilion from Katsura石元泰博作品集“桂”之 十、松琴亭茶室内部东面이시모토 야스히로포트폴리오 「가쓰라」 중, 10. 쇼킨테이 다실 내부 동쪽 면1954(1989 print)2019/06/042019/08/18
8 ISHIMOTO, Yasuhiro1. Underside of the Roof of the Gepparo Pavilion from Katsura石元泰博作品集“桂”之 一、月波楼的阁楼이시모토 야스히로포트폴리오 「가쓰라」 중, 1. 겟파로 다실의 노출 지붕 아래면1954(1989 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
8 ISHIMOTO, Yasuhiro9. Stepping Stones Leading from the Cycad Hill to the Waiting Bench from Katsura石元泰博作品集“桂”之 九、从苏铁山通向长椅的踏脚石이시모토 야스히로포트폴리오 「가쓰라」 중, 9. 소철 동산에서 휴게소로 이어지는 징검돌1954(1989 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
8 HAMADA, ShojiSquare dish, lattice pattern in black, opaque glaze滨田庄司失透釉格纹方盘子하마다 쇼지사각 접시, 실투유, 격자 무늬 19582019/06/042019/10/20
8 HAMADA, ShojiSquare dish, rope impressed inlay pattern, brown ash glaze滨田庄司饴釉绳纹方盘子하마다 쇼지사각 접시, 이유, 새끼줄 무늬  19582019/06/042019/10/20
8 KANESHIGE, ToyoWater container with fire marks, Bizen ware金重陶阳备前绯襷筒型水指가네시게 도요비젠 도자기 물통, 불줄기 무늬19592019/06/042019/10/20
8 MIURA, KoheijiLarge dish, Zebra Crossing三浦小平二铁绘大盘 人行横道미우라 고헤이지철화 장식 큰 접시 ‘횡단보도’19672019/06/042019/10/20
8 KAMEKURA, YusakuThe 18th Olympic Games龟仓雄策东京奥运会가메쿠라 유사쿠도쿄 올림픽1961 (1990 reprint)2019/06/042019/08/18
8 KAMEKURA, YusakuThe 18th Olympic Games龟仓雄策东京奥运会가메쿠라 유사쿠도쿄 올림픽1962 (1990 reprint)2019/08/202019/10/20
8  Isamu Noguchi. From My Camera. Bijutsu Techo no. 34, Sept. 1950. 野口勇“论我的相机” 《美术手帖》第34号  (1950年9月) 이사무 노구치 『미술수첩』 제34호 중 「나의 카메라에서」 (1950년 9월) 2019/06/042019/10/20
8  Noma Seiroku, text; Sakamoto Manshichi and Fujimoto Shihachi, photographs; Saito Kiyoshi, book design. Clay Art—Dogu, Earthenware and Haniwa. Bijutsu Shuppansha, 1954. 《土之艺术 土偶/土器/埴轮》 野间清六(著)/坂本万七、藤本四八(摄影)/齐藤清(封面装帧) 美术出版社 (1954年)  『흙의 예술-토우∙토기∙하니와』 노마 세이로쿠(저), 사카모토 만시치∙후지모토 시하치(촬영), 사이토 기요시(표지 장정), 미술출판사(1954년) 2019/06/042019/10/20
8  This is Japan, no. 2. The Asahi Shimbun Newspaper publishing.co, Nov. 1954. 《This is Japan》第2号 朝日新闻社 (1954年11月) 『This is Japan』 제2호, 아사히신문사(1954년 11월) 2019/06/042019/10/20
8  This is Japan, no. 6. The Asahi Shimbun Newspaper publishing.co, Sept. 1958. 《This is Japan》第6号 朝日新闻社 (1958年9月) 『This is Japan』 제6호, 아사히신문사(1958년 9월) 2019/06/042019/10/20
8  Okamoto Taro. Japanese Tradition. Kobunsha, 1956. 《日本传统》 冈本太郎(著) 光文社 (1956年) 『일본의 전통』 오카모토 다로(저), 고분샤 출판(1956년) 2019/06/042019/10/20
8  Okamoto Taro, Takiguchi Shuzo et al. Modern People’s Eyes—Criticism on Traditional Art. Gendai-sha, 1956. 《现代人之眼 传统美术的批判》 冈本太郎、泷口修造他(著) 现代社 (1956年) 『현대인의 눈-전통미술 비판』 오카모토 다로∙다키구치 슈조 외(저), 겐다이샤 출판(1956년) 2019/06/042019/10/20
8  Japan. Sankei International, 1956. 《Japan》 产经国际 (1956年)  『Japan』 산케이인터내셔널(1956년) 2019/06/042019/10/20
8  Futagawa Yukio. “Yamashiro, Kyoto” from Private Japanese Houses. Bijutsu Shuppansha, 1959. “京/山城” 出自二川幸夫《日本的民房》 美术出版社 (1959年)  후타가와 유키오 『일본의 민가』 중 「교∙야마시로」, 미술출판사(1959년) 2019/06/042019/10/20
8  Futagawa Yukio. “Kawachi, Yamato” from Private Japanese Houses. Bijutsu Shuppansha, 1957. “大和/河内”出自二川幸夫《日本的民房》 美术出版社 (1957年)  후타가와 유키오 『일본의 민가』 중 「야마토∙가와치」, 미술출판사(1957년) 2019/06/042019/10/20
Room to Consider the Building  The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo 1969 6.11 《东京国立近代美术馆1969》(新馆开馆纪念册) 『도쿄 국립근대미술관 1969』 (신관 개관 기념 책자) 2019/06/042019/10/20
Room to Consider the Building  The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo 1969  《东京国立近代美术馆1969》(新馆开馆纪念册) 『도쿄 국립근대미술관 1969』 (신관 개관 기념 책자) 2019/06/042019/10/20
Room to Consider the Building  Gendai No Me, Newsletter of The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, no. 175, Jun.  1969  《现代之眼》175期 东京国立近代美术馆时事通讯 1969年6月(新馆开馆纪念刊) 『현대의 눈』 175호 도쿄 국립근대미술관 뉴스 1969년 6월 (신관 개관 기념호) 2019/06/042019/10/20
Room to Consider the Building  Shinkenchiku, Aug. 1969, Shinkenchiku-sha 《新建筑》1969年8月刊 新建筑社 『신건축』 1969년 8월호, 신건축사 2019/06/042019/10/20
Room to Consider the Building  Stamps commemorating the new building of The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo 东京国立近代美术馆开馆纪念邮票 도쿄 국립근대미술관 개관 기념 우표 2019/06/042019/10/20
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9 FURUYA, SeiichiGussing 1979 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 古辛 1979후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 귀싱 19791979(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
9 FURUYA, SeiichiGraz 1979 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 格拉茨 1979후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 그라츠 19791979(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
9 FURUYA, SeiichiGraz 1980 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 格拉茨 1980후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 그라츠 19801980(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
9 FURUYA, SeiichiWien 1980 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 维也纳 1980후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 빈 19801980(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
9 FURUYA, SeiichiMitterlassnitz 1980 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 米特拉斯尼 1980후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 미타라스니츠 19801980(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
9 FURUYA, SeiichiGraz 1981 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 格拉茨 1981후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 그라츠 19811981(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
9 FURUYA, SeiichiSchattendorf 1981 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 沙滕多夫 1981후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 샤텐도르프 19811981(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
9 FURUYA, SeiichiGraz 1982 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 格拉茨 1982후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 그라츠 19821981(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
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9 FURUYA, SeiichiWien 1982 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 维也纳 1982후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 빈 19821982(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
9 FURUYA, SeiichiGraz 1983 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 格拉茨 1983후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 그라츠 19831983(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
9 FURUYA, SeiichiWien 1983 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 维也纳 1983후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 빈 19831983(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
9 FURUYA, SeiichiWien 1983 from Portrait of Christine古屋诚一“克里斯蒂娜的肖像”之 维也纳 1983후루야 세이이치「크리스티네의 초상」 중, 빈 19831983(1997 print)2019/08/202019/10/20
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10 SHIMOMURA, KanzanPumpkin Patch下村观山南瓜田시모무라 간잔호박밭c.19102019/06/042019/08/18
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10 KONDO, KoichiroSwift Current, Fishing with Cormorants近藤浩一路鸬鹚捕鱼六题(飞汀)곤도 고이치로가마우지 낚시 六題(거친 물)19232019/06/042019/08/18
10 KONDO, KoichiroSlack Water, Fishing with Cormorants近藤浩一路鸬鹚捕鱼六题(深潭)곤도 고이치로가마우지 낚시 六題(깊은 못)19232019/06/042019/08/18
10 KONDO, KoichiroFire after Fishing, Fishing with Cormorants近藤浩一路鸬鹚捕鱼六题(残燋)곤도 고이치로가마우지 낚시 六題(타는 재)19232019/06/042019/08/18
10 HAYAMI, GyoshuHouses in Kyoto, Houses in Nara速水御舟京都房子·奈良房子하야미 교슈교토의 집, 나라의 집19272019/06/042019/08/18
10 YASUDA, YukihikoInjured Yamatotakeru at the Spring安田靫彦居醒泉야스다 유키히코거성천19282019/06/042019/08/18
10 KITANO, TsunetomiFor Fun北野恒富嬉戏기타노 쓰네토미장난19292019/06/042019/08/18
10 MITANI, ToshikoEvening三谷十糸子傍晚미타니 도시코저녁19342019/06/042019/08/18
10 NAKAMURA, GakuryoA Pretty Bank of Clouds中村岳陵丰幡云나카무라 가쿠료아름다운 깃발 구름19362019/06/042019/08/18
10 KIKUCHI, KeigetsuWinnowing Wheat菊池契月筛麦기쿠치 게이게쓰보리 키19372019/06/042019/08/18
10 KAWAI, KenjiMisty Rain河合健二雾雨가와이 겐지안개비19472019/06/042019/08/18
10 NAKAMURA, TeiiCool and Refreshing中村贞以爽凉나카무라 데이이상량(爽凉)19562019/06/042019/08/18
100073TOKUOKA, ShinsenFawn德冈神泉小鹿도쿠오카 신센아기 사슴19612019/06/042019/08/18
100018TSUCHIDA, BakusenIsland Women土田麦僊岛上的女子쓰치다 바쿠센섬 여인19122019/08/202019/10/20
10 KAWABATA, RyushiStealing川端龙子盗心가와바타 류시도심(盜心)19232019/08/202019/10/20
100047KAWABATA, RyushiFlaming Grass川端龙子草炎가와바타 류시초염(草炎)19302019/08/202019/10/20
10 YOKOYAMA, TaikanWhite-Flowered Gourd横山大观夕颜요코야마 다이칸박꽃19292019/08/202019/10/20
10 HAYAMI, GyoshuWhite Lily速水御舟白百合하야미 교슈흰 백합19312019/08/202019/10/20
10 HAYAMI, GyoshuJapanese Morning Glories速水御舟拂晓花开하야미 교슈동틀 녘 피는 꽃19342019/08/202019/10/20
10 ITO, ShinsuiDewdrops伊东深水露水이토 신스이이슬19312019/08/202019/10/20
10 KOBAYASHI, KokeiIndian Corn Plants小林古径 玉米고바야시 고케이옥수수19392019/08/202019/10/20
10 YOSHIOKA, KenjiPersimmon吉冈坚二요시오카 겐지19482019/08/202019/10/20
10 YAMAGUCHI, HoshunAutumn山口蓬春야마구치 호슌가을19612019/08/202019/10/20
10 SUGIYAMA, YasushiHeaven杉山宁스기야마 야스시궁창19642019/08/202019/10/20
10 TAKAYAMA, TatsuoHeaven高山辰雄다카야마 다쓰오궁창19642019/08/202019/10/20
10 YAMAGUCHI, KayoDeer in Tobihino山口华杨奈良飞火野야마구치 가요도비히노19652019/08/202019/10/20
10 MORITA, KoheiCricket’s Song森田旷平虫鸣比赛모리타 고헤이벌레 놀이19662019/08/202019/10/20
10 HIGASHIYAMA, KaiiBamboo Grove in Moonlight东山魁夷月篁히가시야마 가이이달빛 대숲19672019/08/202019/10/20
10 NAKAMURA, TeiiIncense Ceremony中村贞以闻香나카무라 데이이향을 맡다19682019/08/202019/10/20
10 SHOJI, FukuEarth荘司福쇼지 후쿠19822019/08/202019/10/20
3F MORI, BushiroWork毛利武士郎作品모리 부시로작품19562019/06/042019/10/20
3F YANAGIHARA, YoshitatsuCrow in the Wind柳原义达风中之鸦야나기하라 요시타쓰바람 속 까마귀19822019/06/042019/10/20
11 IMAMURA, ShikoCopy after Ban Dainagon Ekotoba (1)今村紫红绘卷物临摹 伴大纳言绘卷(其一)이마무라 시코두루마리 그림 모사, 반다이나곤 1c.18992019/06/042019/08/18
11 IMAMURA, ShikoCopy after Ban Dainagon Ekotoba (2)今村紫红绘卷物临摹 伴大纳言绘卷(其二)이마무라 시코두루마리 그림 모사, 반다이나곤 2c.18992019/06/042019/08/18
11 MAEDA, SeisonScroll of the Myth Umisachi-Yamasachi前田青村神代之卷마에다 세이손신화 두루마리 그림19242019/06/042019/08/18
11 IMAMURA, ShikoCopy after Kasuga Gongen Genki E (1)今村紫红绘卷物临摹 春日权现记(其一)이마무라 시코두루마리 그림 모사, 가스가곤겐 이야기 1n.d.2019/08/202019/10/20
110011HISHIDA, ShunsoLandscape of the Four Seasons菱田春草四季山水히시다 슌소사계산수19102019/08/202019/10/20
110045KAWABATA, RyushiScroll of Bullfight川端龙子斗牛之卷(越后二十村活动)가와바타 류시뿔싸움 두루마리 그림(에치고 니주무라 지역 행사)19222019/08/202019/10/20
11 OKAZAKI, KazuoDokuro冈崎和郎骷髅오카자키 가즈오해골19622019/06/042019/10/20
11 OKAZAKI, KazuoTopological Gloves冈崎和郎拓扑手套오카자키 가즈오위상적 장갑19652019/06/042019/10/20
11 OKAZAKI, KazuoTabi冈崎和郎足袋오카자키 가즈오다비(足袋)19652019/06/042019/10/20
11 YOKOYAMA, YuichiOutdoor横山裕一户外요코야마 유이치아웃도어2008-092019/06/042019/10/20
11 ITO, YoshihikoFuneral 77伊藤义彦送殡行列77이토 요시히코장례 7720022019/06/042019/08/18
11 ITO, YoshihikoPark-III伊藤义彦公园-III이토 요시히코공원−III1999-20002019/06/042019/08/18
11 ITO, YoshihikoCorridor伊藤义彦回廊이토 요시히코회랑20002019/08/202019/10/20
11 ITO, YoshihikoTrot-II伊藤义彦步趋−II이토 요시히코속보-II19992019/08/202019/10/20
12 YOSHIKAWA, Shizukocolor shadow吉川静子色影요시카와 시즈코색영(色影)19792019/06/042019/10/20
12 OHTAKE, ShinroRetina (Wire Horizon, Tangier)大竹伸朗网膜(钢丝水平线、丹吉儿)오타케 신로망막(철조망 지평선, 탕헤르)1990-932019/06/042019/10/20
12 KOBAYASHI, MasatoUnnamed #7小林正人Unnamed #7고바야시 마사토Unnamed #719972019/06/042019/10/20
12 SUGITO, Hiroshithe secret tower杉户洋the secret tower스기토 히로시the secret tower19982019/06/042019/10/20
12 ISHIKAWA, YukieImpermanence: Seijyo石川顺惠Impermanence 青女이시카와 유키에Impermanence 青女20142019/06/042019/10/20
12 Daniel BurenA Frame in a Frame in a Frame No.43 Midori丹尼尔·布伦框中框中框 No.43 Midori다니엘 뷔랑프레임 속 프레임 속 프레임 No. 43 미도리19882019/06/042019/10/20
12 David SmithCircle IV大卫·史密斯圆 IV데이비드 스미스서클 IV19622019/06/042019/10/20
12 Anthony CaroLap安东尼·卡罗Lap앤서니 카로Lap19692019/06/042019/10/20
12 TAKAYANAGI, EriPocket-gauze高柳惠里袖珍纱布다카야나기 에리포켓의 가제 수건19982019/06/042019/10/20
12 TAKAYANAGI, EriHow to Fold a T-shirt高柳惠里T恤的叠法다카야나기 에리T셔츠 개는 법20002019/06/042019/10/20
12 TAKAYANAGI, EriBook Holder (Hardcover Size)高柳惠里读书架(单行本大小)다카야나기 에리북홀더(단행본 사이즈)20002019/06/042019/10/20
12 MATSUTANI, TakesadaObject K松谷武判物体K마쓰타니 다케사다오브제 K19762019/06/042019/10/20
12 TAKAYANAGI, EriSide or Front (Mt. Tateshina)高柳惠里侧面或正面(蓼科山)다카야나기 에리측면 혹은 정면(다테시나 산)20112019/06/042019/10/20
12 HARUKI, Maikoouter portrait (1)春木麻衣子outer portrait (1)하루키 마이코outer portrait (1)20092019/06/042019/10/20
12 HARUKI, Maikoouter portrait (2)春木麻衣子outer portrait (2)하루키 마이코outer portrait (2)20092019/06/042019/10/20
12 HARUKI, Maikoouter portrait (3)春木麻衣子outer portrait (3)하루키 마이코outer portrait (3)20092019/06/042019/10/20
12 HARUKI, Maikoouter portrait (4)春木麻衣子outer portrait (4)하루키 마이코outer portrait (4)20092019/06/042019/10/20
2F TANAKA, KokiA Project, Seven Boxes and Movements at the Museum田中功起一个项目、七个盒子和行为、在美术馆다나카 고키하나의 프로젝트, 일곱 개의 상자와 행위, 미술관에서20122019/06/042019/10/20
2F0090Antony GormleyReflection安东尼·戈姆雷反映/思索안토니 곰리반영/사색20012019/06/042019/10/20
2F Julian OpieMatsuzaki Bay in the Rain from Route 136. From Eight Views of Japan.朱利安·奥培 《日本八景》之 从国道一百三十六号线看雨中的松崎港줄리언 오피《일본 팔경》 중, 국도 136호선에서 본 비오는 마쓰자키 항구20072019/06/042019/10/20
2F Julian OpieMoon Over Manazuru Peninsula. From Eight Views of Japan.朱利安·奥培 《日本八景》之 真鹤半岛上的月亮줄리언 오피《일본 팔경》 중, 마나즈루반도 위에 뜬 달20072019/06/042019/10/20
2F Julian OpieView of Lake Motosu and Mount Fuji from Route 300. From Eight Views of Japan.朱利安·奥培 《日本八景》之 从国道三百号线看本栖湖的富士山줄리언 오피《일본 팔경》 중, 국도 300호선에서 본 모토스 호수와 후지산20072019/06/042019/10/20
terrace0084Isamu NoguchiGate野口勇이사무 노구치19692019/06/042019/10/20
outside TADA,
Minami
Chiaroscuro多田美波Chiaroscuro다다 미나미Chiaroscuro19792019/06/042019/10/20
outside Marino MariniThe Idea of an Image马里诺·马里尼某个形象的构想마리노 마리니어떤 이미지의 구상1969-702019/06/042019/10/20
outside KIMURA, KentaroSeven Prayers木村贤太郎七个祈祷기무라 겐타로일곱 개의 기원19692019/06/042019/10/20

Important Cultural Properties on display

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo Collection (main building) contains 15 items that have been designated by the Japanese government as Important Cultural Properties. These include nine Nihon-ga (Japanese-style) paintings, five oil paintings, and one sculpture. (One of the Nihon-ga paintings and one of the oil paintings are on long-term loan to the museum.)

The following Important Cultural Properties are shown in this period:

  • Harada Naojiro , Kannon Bodhisattva Riding the Dragon, 1890, Long term loan (Gokokuji Temple Collection)
  • Wada Sanzo, South Wind , 1907 
  • Tsuchida, Bakusen, Serving Girl in a Spa , 1918 (Exhibit Date: June 4 – August 18, 2019)
  • Nakamura Tsune, Portrait of Vasilii Yaroshenko, 1920
  • Please visit the Important Cultural Property section Masterpieces for more information about the pieces.

About the Sections

MOMAT Collection comprises twelve(or thirteen)rooms and two spaces for relaxation on three floors. In addition, sculptures are shown near the terrace on the second floor and in the front yard. The light blue areas in the cross section above make up MOMAT Collection. The space for relaxation “A Room With a View” is on the fourth floor.

The entrance of the collection exhibition MOMAT Collection is on the fourth floor. Please take the elevator or walk up stairs to the fourth floor from the entrance hall on the first floor.

4F (Fourth floor)

Room 1 Highlights * This section presents a consolidation of splendid works from the collection, with a focus on Master Pieces.
Room 2– 5 1900s-1940s
 From the End of the Meiji Period to the Beginning of the Showa Period

A Room With A View
Reference Corner

Room 1 Highlights

AI-MITSU, Landscape with an Eye, 1938

The MOMAT Collection, drawn from the museum’s holdings, consists of over 200 works displayed over a 3,000-square meter area. To start off the exhibition, we present the “Highlights” section, consisting of some of the collection’s most essential works, including Important Cultural Properties. For the walls of this newly established space (part of a 2012 effort to renovate the collection galleries), we have selected navy blue to create a more beautiful contrast with the works. And to eliminate the glare of glass cases, we have chosen matte black for the floor.

This time, during the first term of the collection exhibition (June 4–August 18), we present Nihon-ga (modern Japanese-style painting) including Kikuchi Keigetsu’s Dedicating Lanterns, which depicts a scene from The Tale of the Heike. In the second term (August 20–October 20), the changing seasons will be conveyed by Shimomura Kanzan’s Autumn Among Trees and Kayama Matazo’s The Milky Way.

Yo-ga (Japanese Western-style painting) on view includes Harada Naojiro’s Kannon Bodhisattva Riding the Dragon and Nakamura Tsune’s Portrait of Vasilii Yaroshenko, both Important Cultural Properties, as well as works that have returned to the museum after being on loan to other museums or overseas, such as Five Nudes by Fujita Tsuguharu and Portrait of Kishida Kunio by Hasekawa Toshiyuki. Also, please enjoy the works of European artists who influenced Japanese art, including Henri Rousseau and Paul Klee.

Room 2 Before the Beginning

Wada Sanzo, South Wind, 1907 (Important Cultural Property)

Following the inauguration of the Meiji government in 1868, Japan established a variety of cultural concepts and systems that were based on a Western model. It was during this period that painting also came to be divided into two categories. The term “yo-ga” (Western-style painting) was used to refer to oil painting, which had its roots in the West, while “Nihon-ga” (Japanese-style painting) denoted any painting that made use of time-honored and traditional Japanese techniques. This genre division was further reinforced at a government level with the opening in 1907 of the Bunten exhibition, an annual event sponsored by the Ministry of Education that consisted of three divisions: Western-style painting, Japanese-style painting, and sculpture. Some view the inception of the Bunten exhibition as the dawn of modern art in Japan, but of course painting and sculpture from before that time exist, and are in the museum’s collection. This room presents works that, with the exception of one yo-ga and one Nihon-ga shown in the exhibition, were made before the exhibition was launched. Starting with this glimpse of what came before “the beginning,” we hope you enjoy these works from the MOMAT Collection (incidentally, it was not until 1927 that a Crafts category was added to the Bunten. This MOMAT Collection exhibition features crafts as well, and the relationship between fine art and crafts is something to think about as you view the works.)

Room 3 Shirakaba

Paul Cézanne, Grand Bouquet of Flowers, c.1892-95

Enormously influential in the Japanese art world during the Taisho era (1912–1926), Shirakaba [white birch] was a literary magazine established in 1910 by Mushanokoji Saneatsu, Shiga Naoya, Arishima Ikuma, Yanagi Muneyoshi and others (releasing 160 issues before it ceased publication due to the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923). It dealt not only with literature but also with various fields such as art, music, theater, and philosophy, based on values like individualism and veneration of life that thrived in the environment of “Taisho democracy.” Each issue of Shirakaba included reproductions of works by overseas artists, such as Paul Cézanne, Auguste Rodin and Vincent van Gogh, which had a great impact on young Japanese artists. The group that published the magazine was also active in arranging exhibitions of European art and solo shows of such young artists as Kishida Ryusei and Umehara Ryuzaburo. The group also had the never-realized dream of opening their ideal museum, the Shirakaba Museum, and in pursuit of this ground-breaking effort, actually assembled a collection of works (including Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers, one of his best-known paintings, which was purchased by businessman Yamamoto Koyata for the Shirakaba Museum but tragically destroyed during World War II.)

Room 4 Bokuto Kidan

Kimura Shohachi, Illustration no.8 to the Novel “Bokuto Kidan” by Nagai Kafu, 1937
(Exhibit Date: June 4 – August 18, 2019)

The aging novelist Oe Tadasu has gone to Tamanoi, a red-light district in the suburbs of Tokyo, in search of a good time. Rain begins to fall, and an unlicensed prostitute named Oyuki crashes into Oe’s umbrella. A relationship gradually develops between the two, but then Oe suddenly disappears. This is the basic plot of Nagai Kafu’s novel Bokuto Kidan (A Strange Tale from East of the River). The book was originally serialized in both the Tokyo and Osaka editions of the Asahi Shimbun newspaper from April to June 1937, with the illustrations by Kimura Shohachi exhibited here. It was thanks in part to Kimura’s illustrations that the book became one of Kafu’s most popular.

“Bokuto” refers to the area on the east bank of the Sumida River, today part of Tokyo’s Sumida Ward. Tamanoi (formerly known as Terajima-machi) was a district home to so-called meishuya (sake houses), which were ostensibly drinking establishments serving high-quality sake, but covertly functioned as brothels where unlicensed prostitutes worked. They were originally clustered in Asakusa, but from 1918 through the period following the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake, they progressively moved to the vicinity of Tamanoi Station (present-day Higashi-Mukojima Station on the Tobu Isesaki Line). The meishuya of Tamanoi flourished during the years leading up to and during World War II, but they were virtually wiped out by the 1945 air raids on Tokyo, and no trace of them remains today.

Room 5 Art of the 1920 and 1930s: Light and Dark Sides of Modernism and Urbanization

Yo Kanji, Head of a Certain Retired General,1929

In Europe during the period between the two world wars, roughly coinciding with the 1920s and 1930s, there was a flourishing of various artistic styles in which freedom of thought and the artist’s individuality took center stage, transcending the bounds of, and at times dramatically shattering, the traditions of naturalistic and realistic painting and sculpture so as to create something new. Movements of the day such as abstraction, revealing the dismantling and reconstruction of objects reduced to formal elements such as lines and planes, were progressively introduced to Japan and were hugely influential. Also, after the end of World War I in 1918, many Japanese artists have traveled to Europe and had the opportunity to engage with European artistic trends, which encouraged the rapid diversification of Japanese art.

However, this was also a time when urbanization and industrialization were causing widening financial and class inequality, and social disparities between urban and rural areas were expanding. Artists turned a critical gaze on the paradoxes and problems of society, and depicted subjects such as desolate street corners and people living in poverty. The works of Kuniyoshi Yasuo and Noda Hideo, who traveled to the United States in order to make a living, reflect the state of American society around the dawn of the Great Depression (1929).

3F (Third floor)

Room 6-8 1940s-1960s
 From the Beginning to the Middle of the Showa Period
Room 9 Photography and Video
Room 10 Nihon-ga (Japanese-style Painting)

Room to Consider the Building

Room 6 Art / War: 1941-1945

Matsumoto Shunsuke, Bridge in Y-City, 1943

The Sino-Japanese War began in 1937. The National Mobilization Law was enacted the following year, forcing Japanese citizens to cooperate with the war effort. Artists were no exception. Many were sent to the front and made pictures documenting the war. There was also a crackdown on free and avant-garde expression, leading exhibitions to be banned and art groups dissolved.

The works assembled in this room were created between 1941 (the year of the attack on Pearl Harbor) and 1945 (the end of World War II), a period in which war conditions were becoming increasingly severe. The war-record paintings express a direct link between war and art in an easily understandable manner. Other works, which remained firmly grounded in a given style, seem to have largely escaped the influence of the war. Still other works seem to indirectly convey a sense of discomfort regarding the war. It would be inappropriate to divide works of the era into those that represent art and those that represent the war, or those that express support or opposition to the conflict. All of them contain aspects of war and art, and the fact that we are confronted with both of these elements is what makes them so difficult to look at.

Room 7 The 1950s and 1960s: The Essence of Japan Unearthed?

Art of the 1950s featured many forms reminiscent of archaeological artifacts such as haniwa clay images and dogu figurines. After World War II, direct interactions with the West resumed, including Isamu Noguchi’s visit to Japan in 1950 and a Picasso exhibition the following year. Today’s Focus: On the History of Japanese Art (1954) sought to connect East and West, ancient and modern, drawing hints from morphological similarities between Western modernism and Japanese ancient art. Many artists noted that the bold, simple and concise forms of artifacts excavated in Japan had similarities with abstract art. Isamu Noguchi and Okamoto Taro saw in them “primal beauty,” and around this time artifacts that had been regarded as mere archaeological “materials” came to be discussed in terms of their aesthetic qualities.

This also relates to the state of Japan in defeat, much of its urban landscape having been decimated, and excavation sites appearing everywhere during widespread reconstruction. While the Imperial, mythological view of history described in the nation’s creation myths was censored under Allied occupation, the unearthing of artifacts that told the true story of Japan’s origins drew new attention and acclaim.

Room 8 The 1950s and 1960s: Unearthing the Past, Constructing the Future

The postwar craze for all things ancient was related to rapid, widespread construction of roads and residential areas. Ahead of the Tokyo Olympics in 1964, there was massive demand for urban infrastructure development, such as the Shinkansen (bullet train) and the Shuto Expressway in Tokyo, leading to excavation of many archaeological sites throughout Japan. Passion for ancient times and modern economic growth, excavation and destruction: these seemingly contradictory phenomena were inextricably linked.

In the late 1950s and 1960s, people actively sought the essence of Japanese things and traditions, but there were complex motives that cannot be reduced to an innate drive to revitalize national identity. Comprehensive National Land Development Law, enacted in 1950, promoted the use of land and resources to build a self-sustaining economy, and the development of tourist-oriented roads was an important pillar of this strategy. The Japanese economy, which had to support a large population occupying a small land area with few resources, had depleted its reserves over long years of war. Ruins in various parts of Japan were maintained, restored and turned into tourist attractions partly because they were a crucial means of attracting foreign spending.

During these years, when dirt roads all over Japan were being paved with asphalt, artists frequently expressed in their works a simultaneous mourning for the lost Japan of the past and amazement at the new landscape emerging around them.

Room 9 – 1 Temporal Arrays: The Works of Ito Yoshihiko (Exhibit Date: June 4 – August 18, 2019)

When film negatives are placed on photo paper and printed at actual size, the result is called a “contact sheet.” When large-format film is used, the contact sheet can be appreciated as a work of art in its own right, but with small 35mm film, contact sheets are generally only used as a reference to decide which frames to enlarge. However, Ito Yoshihiko exhibited contact sheets, each containing a roll of 35mm film frames in the order they were shot, as finished works of art.

When the images, in the order they were shot, are arranged in a grid on a single picture plane, new vertical, horizontal, and diagonal relationships among frames emerge. While moving pictures replicate temporal sequences through continuous playback of continuously shot frames, Ito’s work can be seen as a completely different approach to conveying the passage of time.

What happens when an artist closely observes something happening over the course of time, and arranges the sequence on a single picture plane? In Room 11 on the 2nd floor are exhibited works that also address this issue, using a different approach from that of contact sheets.

Room 9 – 2 Furuya Seiichi Portrait of Christine (Exhibit Date: August 20 – October 20, 2019)

Furuya Seiichi’s Portrait of Christine portrays a woman, the artist’s wife. He began the photo series in 1978, when the two met and married, and continued shooting from time to time. However, the series was cut short when his wife Christine took her own life in East Berlin in 1985.

Perhaps because she had studied theater, Christine’s facial expressions in these photographs are astonishingly varied. However, she began suffering from mental illness around 1982, and this cast a deep shadow over her presence and seems to forecast tragedy to come.

Several years after his wife’s death, Furuya turned to the photographs he had taken, and started work on a series of photo books entitled Memoirs. The first volume was published in 1989. The fifth volume, regarded as the culmination of the series, was published in 2010.Compiling these collections of photos in different forms over the course of two decades was, as the title indicates, a process of remembering. Just as memories are always recalled from the perspective of the present and change accordingly, the meanings of photographs change with the passage of time. Furuya’s work seems to have been both a tracing and retracing of his wife’s memory, and a new encounter with an unknown person with each foray into the past.

Room 10 Nature, the Seasons, and Nihon-ga

Kitano Tsunetomi, For Fun, 1929
(Exhibit Date: June 4 – August 18, 2019)

In this room we present a selection of works that convey the seasons progressing from early summer to autumn, in two parts, the first from June 4 to August 18 and the second from August 20 to October 20.

Yokoyama Taikan, one of Japan’s most widely known Nihon-ga (modern Japanese-style painting) painters, said in 1931: “The subjects of all works of art are the natural world and human life, and there is nothing to depict besides these things––the seasons, natural phenomena, human emotions. This is a truth that will never change.” The seasonal patterns of kimono in paintings of people, and the flowers, trees, or seasonal events in landscapes and genre paintings, give us a sense of the season. In this sense, Taikan perhaps spoke for all Nihon-ga painters with this statement.

However, it is important to note that many works of modern art, not included in this exhibit, do not fit this definition. Taikan himself dealt with various unconventional Nihon-ga subjects in his younger days, and after World War II young painters abandoned traditional values and broadened the scope of Nihon-ga. The seasons are not necessarily a constant presence in Nihon-ga, and these works can be viewed in a different light if we consider that their subject matter reflects individual choices or the prevailing expectations of their era.

Room to Consider the Building June 11, 1969

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo opened in 1952 at a site in Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, where the National Film Archive of Japan stands today. The original building had been the headquarters of Nikkatsu Corporation before the war and was refurbished as a museum, but there was insufficient space for exhibition and storage, and the absence of a gallery for the permanent collection was a particularly significant issue. These challenges were overcome in 1969 when the museum relocated to a building newly constructed in Kitanomaru Park, Takebashi. The new building, designed by Taniguchi Yoshiro, was a gift from Ishibashi Shojiro, then the Chairman of Bridgestone Tire Co., Ltd.

The museum opened at its Takebashi location on June 11, 1969. As we mark its 50th anniversary during this year’s MOMAT Collection exhibition, we are pleased to present materials from that time. The building, completed in 1969, was expanded and its seismic resistance strengthened during two years of construction starting in 1999, but otherwise remains as it was 50 years ago.

2F (Second floor)

Room 11-12 1970s-2010s
 From the End of the Showa Period to the Present

Gallery 4

* A space of about 250 square meters. This gallery offers cutting-edge thematic exhibitions from the Museum Collection, and special exhibitions featuring photographs or design.

Emancipation of Humanity: Focusing on Works by Female Artists

Room 11 Still? Moving?

Hishida Shunso, Landscape of the Four Seasons, 1910
(Exhibit Date: August 20 – October 20, 2019)

Moving pictures are sequences of still pictures projected continuously. With more still images (frames) per second the image moves smoothly, and with fewer it moves jerkily. However, even when there are so few that the subject appears and disappears, the viewer’s mind connects the images and interprets them as movement. Iji dozu (lit. “different time, same image,” a technique of showing multiple images of the same figure on the same page), used in some picture scrolls, utilizes this human cognitive tendency to show action (although it is no longer in the realm of moving pictures.)

In some picture scrolls, the scene itself appears to move. If you view it in the manner originally intended, unrolling it with your left hand and rolling it up with your right, you can enjoy it like a film, and the higher the quality of the picture scroll, the more brilliant the “camerawork” appears to be. Such techniques of making still images appear to move were later developed further in manga.

In this room, we present works that can be viewed in this way. This special exhibit draws its title from the book 12th-Century Animation: Cinematic and Animation Effects in National Treasure Picture Scrolls by the late, great animation director Takahata Isao, whose retrospective exhibition will be held from July 2 to October 6 on the first floor of the museum.

Room 12 What is This?

In contemporary art it is important to question conventions and think outside the box, and a similar mentality has been taking root in the business world. However, in Japan there is a deeply entrenched attachment to “the way” (the -do in such traditions as judo and sado, the tea ceremony), and a tendency to encourage the asking of questions like “What is painting?” and “Who am I?” This seems to be one reason so many people in Japan call contemporary art “difficult to understand.” But of course, not all of contemporary art is rigid philosophical exploration. Here, we present works that take open, flexible thinking as a starting point, asking questions like “What happens if I mix painting and sculpture?” or “What if I apply aspects of Nihon-ga(Japanese-style painting) to oil painting?” The results of these explorations may prompt the viewer to ask, “Umm, what is this?” However, because these works are free from the usual constraints of art, they may actually be more accessible, resembling things we see in daily life.

Event

Let’s Talk Art!

Enjoy a cross-cultural conversation in English while exploring modern Japanese art.
pre-registration necessary

Date

Every Friday

Time

6:30PM–7:30PM (meeting time 6:15PM)

Admission

Fee (including museum admission)
Adult (18–64) 1,500 yen
Discount with ID below (Show your ID)
College student 1,250 yen
Senior (65+) or Minor (11–17) 1,000 yen

Tickets on the day
If there are any vacancies, tickets are available at the museum ticket office from 10:00 AM to 6:15 PM on the day.

Pre-registration

“Tiqets” website

  • This is an English conversation gallery program.
  • For international visitors
  • For people aged 11 or over
  • Late comers can neither participate in the session nor get refunds.

About the Exhibition

Location

Collection Gallery, from the fourth to second floors

Date

June 4 -October 20, 2019

Time

10:00 – 17:00 (10:00 – 20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays)
open until 21:00 on Fridays and Saturdays during July 2 – October 6
*Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.

Closed

※Closed on Mondays (except July 15, August 12, September 16, September 23, October 14), July 16, August 13, September 17, September 24, October 15, 2019

Admission

Adults ¥500 (400)
College and university students ¥250 (200)
*The price in brackets is for the group of 20 persons or more. All prices include tax.
Free for high school students, under 18, seniors( 65 and over ), Campus Members, MOMAT passport holder.
*Show your Membership Card of the MOMAT Supporters or the MOMAT Members to get free admission ( a MOMAT Members Card admits two persons free ).
*Persons with disability and one person accompanying them are admitted free of charge.
*Members of the MOMAT Corporate Partners are admitted free with their staff ID.

Discounts

Evening Discount (From 17:00 on Fridays and Saturdays)
Adults ¥300
College and university students ¥150
*Admission free for college and university students from 17:00 on Fridays and Saturdays between July 19 and October 6.

Free Admission Days

Collection Gallery and Gallery 4
Free on the first Sunday of each month (July 7, August 4, September 1, October 6, 2019)

Organized by

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo

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