Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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"Glorious Meissen Porcelain, Once More" Exhibition
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"All about Toshi Shimizu" Exhibition
This exhibition will display all 120 works from the museum collection by Toshi Shimizu. Works by his colleagues, Tamotsu Tanaka, Eitaro Ishigaki, and John Sloane will also be on display. Toshi Shimizu (...)
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"Masterpieces: Japanese Paintings from Museums in Tochigi" Exhibition
This exhibition is a selection of excellent Japanese paintings from the 19 museums in Tochigi Prefecture, held in the hopes of introducing their hardworking efforts and getting people to think about the (...)
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"60th Tochigi Prefecture Art Festival" Exhibition
First half (September 15th - September 27th) Western-style paintings and sculptures Second half (September 30th - October 12th) Japanese-style paintings and crafts In conjunction, awarded works (...)
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Hitoshi Karasawa "The Circle of the Universe"
This first large-scale retrospective of Hitoshi Karasawa's work brings together 220 works, including objects, watercolors, sketches, and various reference materials. There will be workshops and public (...)
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Paula Modersohn-Becker Exhibition
This is an exhibition of 45 paintings, 74 sketches and 7 prints by Paula Modersohn-Becker, the artist who led the German Expressionism movement before dying at the young age of 31. 36 other works by artists (...)
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Rural Drowsiness, Urban Illusion
Known for his unique color expressions in peculiar scenes, Ryusei Furukawa's wood block prints are a rare breed in this great tradition of Japan. As a result of dynamic color investigations, most of Furukawa's (...)
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The Human Body
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Joseph Beuys and Merry Associates "Ich kenne kein Weekend"
Joseph Beuys has made a very mysterious multiple work called "Ich kenne kein weekend", which consists of a Maggi-sauce pack and a Pocketbook entitled "Kritik der reinen Vernunft" by Kant in a briefcase. This (...)
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Georg Baselitz - Reality is the Picture
“Reality is the picture, it is definitely not IN the picture.” This sentence as spoken by Georg Baselitz, born as Hans-Georg Kern in the town of Deutschbaselitz in the federal state of Saxony in 1938, (...)
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Japanese Women Artists in Avant-garde Movements, 1950-1975
This exhibition will put on display the works of women artists, who, in the early 70's, aspired to create new expressions of their own by participating in avant-garde art movements or by actually keeping (...)
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June in Britain: 250 Years of British Art from Hogarth to Hockney
June is the month when England's nature is at its best. Greens deepen and roses bloom. People enjoy long relaxing evenings. This beautiful season has also been captured in art. 68 paintings by 33 British (...)
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Ayaru Koizumi and Keiho Takada - The Painters Network as seen in Edo Painting -
This exhibition seeks to explore the process in which merchants from west Japan constructed a network of artists and intellectuals in Edo and Mito during the Edo Shogunate. They key player is Keiho (...)
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Meissen
Meissen Wares have been produced in Meißen, Germany from the 18th century onwards. It was the first porcelain produced in Europe. Adding refinement and sophistication since then, Meissen have produced (...)
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Collection Exhibition IV: The Corner
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Osakabe Jin: A Retrospective
Osakabe Jin (1906-1978) is a landscape painter who worked in the Showa era Japan. Born in Tsuga-town, Tochigi Prefecture, he started drawing and painting earlier under his father's influence. In 1929 (Showa (...)





