EXHIBITIONS

1200 Years of Japanese Prints: Receiving, Interacting, and Emerging

Uneven Printed Images：Series and States

We explore the intriguing aspects of prints by highlighting 'series,' such as book illustrations and sequential works, as well as 'states,' where different designs or expressions are created from the same plate by altering the paper, ink, or the plate itself.

Daumier Through the Lens of the Present

The exhibition showcases approximately 50 lithographs by Honoré Daumier (1808-1879), a prominent satirical artist of 19th-century France. These works resonate with contemporary society, exploring themes such as world fairs and overtourism, swimming in the Seine, and women's social activities.