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My Ways of Making

Yumiyama Ryo, MR, ２０２5, studio BREMEN

Artworks are made in many different ways, and learning about these processes offers a deeper insight into the energy that shapes them. This exhibition presents works by artists with disabilities active in Hokkaido alongside works from the museum’s collection, connecting them through a focus on how they are made.

Held Currently
Art Gallery Hokkaido Fukui Sawato’s Journeys: Views from Afar Works from the Otaru City Museum of Art Collection / The National Museum of Art Collection Plus ー Glass: Dawn of a Dream
Venue
Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Gallery A
Period
September 12 (Sat), 2026 ～ December 20 (Sun), 2026
Hours
9:30～17:00 (Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time.)
Closed
Monday(excluding September 21,  October 12, November 23）、September 24(Thu), October 13(The), November 24(Tue)
2026.09.12 Sat. - 2026.12.20 Sun.

Held Currently

Art Gallery Hokkaido Fukui Sawato’s Journeys: Views from Afar

Fukui Sawato (b. 1937) has traveled widely across Asia and Europe, producing a substantial body of work. Wherever he goes, he views the world introspectively, depicting serene scenes that evoke the vast flow of time and the quiet presence of life that usually goes unnoticed. This exhibition focuses on major works from his sixties onward, when this approach takes on greater depth and scale.

  • Fukui Sawato, Reflected Shadows, 2016, The Otaru City Museum of Art Fukui Sawato, Reflected Shadows, 2016, The Otaru City Museum of Art

The National Museum of Art Collection Plus ー Glass: Dawn of a Dream

  • Harvey K. Littleton, Triangulation, 1974, The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto Harvey K. Littleton, Triangulation, 1974, The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto

Admission

Adults: 510 (420) yen / Senior high school and university students:  250(170) yen 

Combined ticket for the Museum Collection at Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art and Migishi Kotaro Museum of Art 
Adults: 830 (670) yen / Senior high school and university students:  410(270) yen 

  • Group rate in parentheses applies to groups of 10 persons or more.
  • Visitors 65 and over, junior high school students and younger, holders of disability ID and a caregiver, etc. are admitted free of charge. Please show a disability certificate at the reception desk.
  • Free entry for all on Nov. 1-7 (Art Week).

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