Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art

Explore the museum's collection through the theme of 'daily life,' featuring works organized by four keywords and local characteristics.

This exhibition commemorates the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing, exploring war memory and art's role.

An exhibition showcasing the museum's collection, focusing on 'Highlights' and themes related to 'Hiroshima'.

Explore ~180 iconic costumes and never-before-seen design materials from the music group Perfume.

Featuring guest artist Kaoru Hirano, this exhibition explores the museum's collection and regional themes.

A collection exhibition featuring highlights and the character world of manga/contemporary artist Daisuke Nishijima.

An exhibition by contemporary artist Yuki Harada, titled 'Home Port'.

Highlights from the museum's collection and works by sculptor Sawa Nakanishi, inspired by everyday objects and living things.

Highlights from the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art's collection and Hiroshima landscapes by guest artist Yuki Teshima.

A special exhibition featuring glass artist Yoko Yamano Anderson and 18 painters, exploring everyday beauty through glassware and still life.

Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art's first post-renewal collection exhibition, featuring highlights and Hiroshima-related projects.

Commemorating its reopening, this exhibition explores "before/after" through themes like regeneration, nuclear power, and dreams.

Yuki Teshima's latest 'Hiroshima Sketch' series, featuring works by the Hiroshima-based artist, was exhibited.

An exhibition featuring video art by Haruka Komori and Natsumi Seo, exploring contemporary society through diverse perspectives.

Fernando Botero's 'Little Bird' sculpture, known for its voluminous form, was exhibited as part of 'Dokokade? Genbi'.

The third 'Dokoka de? Genbi' exhibition featuring Hiroshima-based artist Tou, exploring nature and physiological phenomena.

Mitsuo Maruhashi's new installation 'Image and Text' explores vision, perception, and the uncertainty of recognition.

Explores contemporary portraiture and identity, alongside works on peace related to Hiroshima's atomic bombing.

This exhibition explores identity and the self through portraiture, featuring works that also question peace from the perspective of Hiroshima.

A collection exhibition featuring two themes: "Earth" and "Art of Destiny," including works related to Ryuzaburo Shikiba.

A collection highlight and special feature on abstract expression in contemporary art, focusing on inner landscapes in post-war Japanese art.

Explores contemporary art, focusing on abstract expression, symbolism, and inner landscapes in Japanese post-war art.

Highlights from the museum's collection and a special feature on landscape expression in contemporary art.

Explores contemporary landscape art, focusing on nature, memory, and transformed landscapes, including pre-war Hiroshima.

Commemorating its 30th anniversary, this exhibition explores the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art's history, architecture, and collections, featuring contemporary artists.

An exhibition featuring collection highlights and works with faces as motifs, including those by 20th-century art leaders.

This exhibition showcases 20th-century art movements and a special feature on 'faces' in contemporary art.

Explore Hiroshima's contemporary art collection, featuring works on 'Mushroom Clouds' and 'Prayer' by artists like Warhol and Murakami.