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Future Exhibitions
July 18 to November 13, 2024
On display are works by Masaki Sai, whose work has been prized by many people across generations for their somewhat nostalgic, heartwarming feel. In this, our fifth exhibition of the artist, the scale is expanded to showcase many of Sai’s representative works, including those in the museum’s collection, and original paintings done for Toho Bank calendars. The exhibition will feature works depicting the railway landscape that is part of people’s lives and Japan's beautiful satoyama, with a focus on works from “Fukushima Railway Story,” currently being serialized in Fukushima Minpo, as well as large-scale works that express feelings for Sai’s hometown of Fukushima. We will also present his latest works depicting Lake Ashi and the Hakone Tozan Train.
We present this father-daughter exhibition of Junzo Yotsuda, who depicts majestic yet tranquil snowy towers, and Emiko Yuguchi, known for her vivifying paintings of roses that maintain a sense of Western essence. Yuguchi grew up watching her grandfather and father, both Nihonga painters, and after foregoing being a musician, pursued a career in Nihonga. This exhibition, which focuses on Yotsuda’s masterpiece submitted to Inten Exhibition and Yuguchi's new work (approx. 259 x 194 cm), is a compelling show of contrast between radiant monochrome snowy landscapes and vivid, passionate roses.
This signature exhibition of works from our Narukawa Art Museum collection showcases works by Kyujin Yamamoto, Eizo Kato, Kaii Higashiyama, Yasushi Sugiyama, Yoshihiko Yoshida, Fumiko Hori, Matazo Kayama, Ikuo Hirayama, Susumu Maki, Somei Tsubouchi, Reiji Hiramatsu, Hirohiko Hiraiwa, Toshihiko Maemoto, Takeshi Ushio, Rieko Morita, Shohei Takahashi, and Yasuhiro Shiba.