1st Floor: The Changing Image of Nihonga (Japanese-style Painting)
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2nd Floor: Art Nouveau Glass Works: Reflections of Nature / The Shu Ogawara Museum of Art Collection: Art Gallery Hokkaido

This exhibition, drawn primarily from the collections of the Toyohashi City Museum of Art & History and a number of prefectural museums in Hokkaido, focuses on a host of Nihonga (Japanese-style paintings) from the 1960s asnd later. These works, by artists such as Mikami Makoto Nakamura Masayoshi, and Kataoka Tamako, not only exerted a strong emotional impact on viewers, they also upset the entire Nihonga framework.

Émile Gallé took a great deal of artistic inspiration from nature. This exhibition, focusing on works from the Art Nouveau era in which Gallé (1846–1904) was active, presents glass expressions that reflect various aspects of nature.

The painter Ogawara Shu (1911–2002) was a major figure in the history of Western-style art in Hokkaido. Located in Kutchan, the town where the artist was born and saw out the rest of his life after the war, the Shu Ogawara Museum of Art conveys his artistic achievements. This exhibition introduces a few dozen of Ogawara’s most important works from the museum’s collection.

Organized by: Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art

Adults: 800(600) yen / Senior high school and university students: 500(300) yen / Junior high and elementary school students: 300(200) yen / 
Preschoolers: free
* Elementary school students and younger must be accompanied by an adult.

*Rates in parentheses apply to:
・Groups of 10 persons or more
・Repeater’s Discount on presentation of a stub of a special exhibition ticket held at Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art or other prefectural museums in Hokkaido.
・Advance tickets

*Different discounts available for each exhibition. Ticket prices may be altered. Please check for further details.

Preview some of the works that will be on display at the exhibition. 
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