Gunma Museum of Art, Tatebayashi

Explore French modern graphics from the Shigeru Kashima Collection, including satirical cartoons, Art Deco books, and 1930s magazines.

An exhibition showcasing the unique and influential works of Japanese illustrator Aquirax Uno.

This exhibition introduces the world of print works by the Spanish master, Miro.

Discover the sculptures of Akio Omori, an artist who carves spiritual energy.

Explore a feast of art showcasing diverse expressions of images and materials.

Explore the multifaceted nature of human existence through modern and contemporary Japanese sculpture and painting.

Discover the diverse creative world of Seiichi Horiuchi, from magazine illustrations to picture books and design.

Kenji Sato's exhibition features works from his photo books and new photos from Gunma, exploring the world's "strange things."

Photographer Kenji Sato showcases his 'Heritage of the Strange' and 'World' series, new works, and ethnographic materials.

Explore dreams and nature through 19th-century fantastic prints, Surrealism, and contemporary Japanese art.

Discover the unique world of contemporary Japanese printmaker Gen Yamanaka in this exhibition.

An exhibition focusing on the creative activities of renowned picture book author Kako Satoshi.

Celebrate the 110th anniversary of Churyo Sato, a leading Japanese sculptor, featuring his masterpieces.

An exhibition exploring the 'premonition of stories' through works by J.-J. Grandville and Edward Burne-Jones.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the museum showcases works on animals, humans, and nature from its collection.

Explore Tetsuya Noguchi's world of armored figures, showcasing his intricate sculptures and paintings from early to new works.

A retrospective of Tojiro Oshita's watercolor works, focusing on figure painting, alongside his peers.

A retrospective of Mitsumasa Anno's 50+ year career, featuring original picture book art, watercolors, and illustrations.

Explore the diverse collection of the Gunma Museum of Art, Tatebayashi through 10 themes, featuring contemporary artists.

An exhibition exploring the mysteries of seeing and feeling through the unique painting expressions of seven contemporary artists.

An exhibition exploring the exotic influences on Art Deco in 1920s-30s France, featuring costumes, jewelry, and crafts.

Modern Japanese Western-style paintings (1920s-1950s) from Itabashi Art Museum, exploring artists' responses to their times.

Over 200 works from the museum's collection explore the relationship between nature and humans through themes of people, animals, and nature.

Explore diverse shapes and designs of Imari ware, Japan's first porcelain, from the early Edo period.