Exhibition
From MoMAK Collection
Life in Kyoto – Arts in Seasonal Delight
2020.07.23 thu. - 09.22 tue.
In Japan, nature has been skillfully incorporated into works of art that bring joy to daily life. Kyoto in particular continues to enchant many people as a city where life, nature, and art are closely interlinked.
Traditionally, people in Japan kept track of the changing seasons by dividing the year into 24 terms. This exhibition of selected works of art and craft from our own collection as well as video materials introduces natural phenomena, flowers, animals, festivals, and events woven into the tapestry of life in Kyoto, presented according to these 24 seasonal terms. We hope that this exhibition will create opportunities for visitors to engage with the rich connections among daily life, nature, and art over the course of the year, and to re-examine our contemporary world as nature and the social environment undergo drastic changes.
List of Works
From MoMAK Collection
Life in Kyoto – Arts in Seasonal Delight (PDF)
Exhibition dates
2020.07.23 thu. - 09.22 tue.
Hours
9:30AM–6:00PM
*Fridays and August 16 : 9:30AM–8:00PM
*Admission until 30 min. before closing
*Opening hours is subject to change, due to the prevention against COVID-19 pandemic. Please check the updated information, before your visit.
Closed
Mondays, August 11
*Exception: August 10, September 21
Admission
Adults: 1,000 yen (800 yen)
University students: 500 yen (400 yen)
* Figures in parentheses are advanced ticket and groups of 20 or more and Night discount on Fridays after 5 P.M.
* High school students and younger are free (with valid ID).
* Visitors with disability and one person accompanying them are admitted free of charge. (Please present certificate at the admission.)
* Collection gallery exhibition is available with this ticket.
* Advance tickets are available until July 22.
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FUKUDA Heihachiro, Bamboo, 1942
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ITO Kyuzaburo, Rainfall or Sentiment, 1937
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KITAZAWA Eigetsu, Gion Festival, 1936
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KAMISAKA Yukichi, Letter Box with Design Hare in the Moon, n. d.
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ANDO Rokuzan, Carved Ivory Figurine of Kakis, c. 1912-30
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ODA Kazuma, Kyoto Scenes: Kamo River, 1925
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DOMOTO Insho, Winter Morning, 1932
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INAGAKI Toshijiro, Stencil Dyed Tapestry: "Fair in To-ji Temple", c. 1952
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MORIGUCHI Kako, Long-sleeved Kimono: Plum Orchard, 1964
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INDO Matate, Cherry Blossoms at Night, 1897
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KIYOMIZU Rokubei V, Flower Vase with Peony in Scroll Style, Otowa Ware, 1927
Organizer
Organizer
The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto
NHK Kyoto Station
Kyoto Broadcasting System Company Limited
The Kyoto Shimbun
Publicity materials Flyer (four seasons)
Exhibition Catalogue 3,300 yen (incl.tax)