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Date: Sat 12 October 2024 - Mon 13 January 2025
Closed: Mondays (except 14 October, 4 November 2024, 13 January 2025), Tue 15 October, Tue 5 November, Wed 25 - Tue 31 December
Hours: 10:00 - 18:00 (Admission until 30 minutes before closing time)
Admission: Adults ¥950, Students (college, university) ¥650, Children (0 year to highschool) free
*Ticket valid for admission to Permanent Collection.
*Free admission day: 23 November 2024
The word “home” evokes a number of different connotations, including house, family (or group of people who have assembled inside a house), and one’s own town or country.
In this exhibition, we introduce works by a group of contemporary artists, from both Japan and abroad, who address keywords such as history, memory, identity, the places where we belong, and roles. Through these works, we strive to shed light on the meaning of home (as well as the house and family), the regions that we are a part of, and social changes along with concepts such as universality.
"Home Sweet Home" poster, designed by Tadao Kawamura
Date: Sat. 12 October 2024 - Mon. 13 January 2025
Closed: Mondays (except 14 October, 4 November 2024, 13 January 2025), Tue. 15 October, Tue. 5 November, Wed. 25 - Tue. 31 December 2024
Hours: 10:00 - 18:00 (Admission until 30 minutes before closing time)
Admission: Adults ¥300, Students (college, university) ¥200, Children (0 year to high school) free
*Free admission day: 23 November 2024
In honor of the concurrent special exhibition “Home Sweet Home,” this exhibition explores what “home” means to the artist Genichiro Inokuma in his expression.
Genichiro Inokuma, Build a House, 1987
Sat 19 October 2024 - Sun 20 October 2024
* More details (in Japanese)
* More details (in Japanese)
17 November 2024, 14:00 - 16:30
Kei Takemura will present a performance titled May I Enter? Scene 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. * More details (in Japanese)
* More details (in Japanese)

In this edition of the MIMOCA Magazine we look at printmaker Shiko Munakata (1903–1975), plus Sofu Teshigahara, Hiroshi Teshigahara, and Michel Tapié, also guests at the Inokuma home in New York, focusing primarily on works from the collection that show the association between Munakata and Genichiro Inokuma.

Detail

ANREALAGE LIMITED COLLECTION FOR KAMO HEAD

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Genichiro-Inokuma "Portrait of a Woman", 1926, oil on canvas,

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Genichiro-Inokuma "Three Girls and Bicycles", 1938, oil on canvas,

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An Art Museum is a Hospital for the Heart—Genichiro Inokuma and MIMOCA

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