Exhibition ARTIZON NOW: Expanding, Connecting, Collection The background of the Artizon Museum's exhibition spanning multiple fields includes the expansion of the collection and the increase in works from various genres, such as contemporary art and design. Expanding the collection does not simply mean an increase in the number of works. It means that diverse attempts and visual expressions in the works accumulate, creating new relationships and perspectives between the works, and affecting the sensibilities and ways of seeing of the viewers.

This accumulation may be called a shared asset that everyone can refer to and think about, which is called a collection. This exhibition introduces 'The Present of Artizon Museum' with newly acquired works, including the first public display of ukiyo-e and Noh costumes, Western modern art, Japanese modern art, contemporary art including Australian Aboriginal art, design, and ancient Japanese art. Enjoy the time when senses and thoughts spread out from various encounters, and new connections are born, between works and viewers, and memories evoked by viewing. Exhibition Name: ARTIZON NOW: Expanding, Connecting, Collection Exhibition Period: February 23, 2027 (Tuesday) - May 30, 2027 (Sunday) Opening Hours: 10:00 - 18:00 (until 20:00 every Friday) - Admission is until 30 minutes before closing. Closed on Mondays (open on March 22 and May 3, 2027), March 23, and May 6. Organizer: The Artizon Museum, Ishibashi Foundation, Public Interest Incorporated Association Venue: 6th, 5th, and 4th Floors Exhibition Rooms Admission Fee (tax included) - Web Reservation Ticket: 1,200 Yen - Counter Sold Ticket: 1,500 Yen General: 1,200 Yen University Students, Vocational School Students, High School Students: Free - Required Web Reservation - Show your student ID or student handbook when entering. Persons with disability cards and one accompanying person: Free - No reservation required - Show your disability card when entering. Middle school students and below: Free - Web Reservation Ticket: Sold until 10 minutes before the end of each admission time slot. - There is a limit on the reservation slots. - If there are available slots, you can also purchase tickets at the museum's counter. Works: - Henri Matisse 'Dancer and the Armchair, Black Background' 1942, Ishibashi Foundation Artizon Museum - Katsushika Hokusai 'Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji, The Happy Wind, Clear Sky' Ishibashi Foundation Artizon Museum

ARTIZON NOW Expanding, Connecting, Collection

ARTIZON NOW Expanding, Connecting, Collection

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