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The Museum Collection / In Partnership with Sapporo International Art Festival 2027

Snow upon Snow

Honma Kansai, Sapporo in the Snow: Overpass, 1948

Snow is inseparable from winter in northern regions. It is also a recurring subject in art, with countless works depicting snow and snow crystals. These images convey not only the beauty of snow but also its harsh and unforgiving aspects. This exhibition presents paintings, ukiyo-e prints, glass works, and ceramics centered on the theme of snow.

Held Currently
A Festival of Living Things: Émile Gallé’s Vision of Nature in Flora and Fauna /  With Kids '26: What Kind of Picture is This?

Venue
Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Gallery A
Period
January 9 (Sat) － Aprir 11 (Sun) (tentative)
Hours
9:30－ 17:00
Close
Monday（excluding January 11, March 22）,  January 12 (Tue), March 23 (Tue)
2027.01.09 Sat. - 2027.04.11 Sun.

Held Currently

A Festival of Living Things: Émile Gallé’s Vision of Nature in Flora and Fauna

Flowers, insects, and animals: Émile Gallé closely observed living things in the natural world and produced glass works in which he invested their forms with poetry and ideas. Through depictions of plants and animals, this exhibition explores Gallé’s art, marked by a deep attentiveness to living forms and a rich use of symbolism.

  • Émile Gallé, Cup, 1889 Émile Gallé, Cup, 1889

With Kids '26: What Kind of Picture is This?

As you look at the pictures, try imagining different sensations, sounds, smells, and textures. Some works are made up of extraordinary shapes and lines. After viewing the pictures while letting your imagination take flight, try putting your impressions into your own words.

  • Murai Masanari, Self- Portrait, 1974 Murai Masanari, Self- Portrait, 1974

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 July 17(Hokkaido Citizens' Day), July 20 (Museum’s Birthday) 

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