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Expositions
Past Exhibitions
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Special Exihibition
Inheritance of Beauty: Kiyokata and His Disciples
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- 23 May – 28 June, 2015
The exhibition celebrates 100th anniversary of foundation of Kyodo-kai (a group consist of Kiyokata and his disciples).Special Exihibition
Early Summer Colored by Kiyokata’s Masterpieces
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- 17 April – 20 May, 2015
This exhibition features Kiyokata’s masterpieces expressing the season of early summer he loved.Thematic Exhibition
Graceful Women from Frontispieces and Paintings
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- 27 February, – 12 April, 2015
This exhibition will show frontispieces and paintings produced around the time when Kiyokata was
very popular as an illustrator.Thematic Exhibition
Portraits and Bijinga (Paintings of Beautiful Women) by Kaburaki Kiyokata
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- 23 January, – 22 February, 2015
In this exhibition, you’ll be able to appreciate fine portraits painted with Kiyokata’s exquisite touch.Thematic Exhibition
Hagoita (Battledores) and Works of New Year Season
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- 12 December, 2014 – 18 January, 2015
This exhibition will feature “Tabletop Art” in which Kiyokata intended to
have the viewers enjoy his delicate brushworks on a table.Special Exhibition
The Sense of Seasons Expressed by Kiyokat
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- 31 October – 4 December, 2014
Kiyokata had a relationship with Osaragi Jiro, a writer lived in Kamakura.
This exhibition will show mainly covers and frontispieces for the magazine
Kuraku edited by Osaragi Jiro.Thematic Exhibition
Kiyokata’s Art Appreciated in a Hands on Manner: “Tabletop Art” and Autumn Feeling
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- 30 August – 21 October, 2014
This exhibition will feature “Tabletop Art” in which Kiyokata intended to
have the viewers enjoy his delicate brushworks on a table.Thematic Exhibition
Illustrations and Frontispieces by Kaburaki Kiyokata
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- 4 July – 26 August, 2014
This exhibition offers a valuable opportunity to view preparatory drawings and proof sheets for
illustrations and frontispieces.Special Exhibition
Seeing, Reading, Painting: Kaburaki Kiyokata and Literature of “Kenyusha”
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- 24 May – 29 June, 2014
Kenyusha is an influential litarary association which OzakiKoyo and Izumi Kyoka belonged to.Frontispieces of
their literary works, some ofthem you can see in this exhibition, made Kiyokata famous as a painter.
