Art Collection 20th-Century Art Ⅳ : Landscapes of Kagawa
Art Collection
The works on display cover locations spanning the prefecture from east to west and feature a diverse range of artistic media. We invite you to enjoy these varied landscape paintings created by artists who viewed Kagawa either as a destination to visit or as their own hometown.
Dates
Hours of operation
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM *Open until 8:00 PM from Saturday, Sept. 19 to Wednesday, Sept. 23 (National Holiday) (Last admission 30 minutes before closing)
Days closed
9/7 (Mon), 14 (Mon), 24 (Thu), 28 (Mon), 10/5 (Mon), 13 (Tue), 16 (Fri) – 21 (Wed), 26 (Mon),
11/2 (Mon), 17 (Tue) – 19 (Thu), 30 (Mon), 12/1 (Tue), 2 (Wed)
Admission fee
General: 500 yen / General groups (20 or more people): 400 yen
*During special exhibition periods, admission is covered by the special exhibition ticket.
*Admission is free for: high school students and younger; Kagawa Prefecture residents aged 65 or older; and holders of a disability certificate, a certificate for specified medical expenses (designated intractable disease), or a certificate for medical expenses for specified pediatric chronic diseases (plus one accompanying caregiver). Please present the relevant proof.
*Admission is free on Thursday, December 3, in observance of “Kagawa Citizens’ Day.”
Product Information
Nakamura Eisuke (1939–2025) “Inokuma Residence” 1979, oil on canvas
Nakamura was a painter from Megijima who was active within the prefecture. In this work, which depicts the Inokuma Residence—an Edo-period house in Higashikagawa City—he chose to focus on a traditional landscape found amidst a town in transition, capturing the scene shortly before the opening of the Seto Ohashi Bridge.
Related Events
Museum Talk
The curator in charge will provide an easy-to-understand explanation of the exhibits!
Date and Time: September 12th (Saturday), October 4th (Sunday), November 28th (Saturday), December 6th (Sunday) from 14:00 each day
Venue: Permanent Exhibition Room 2 (2nd floor)