Schedule

5F202444F

Claude Monet

Fukuda Heihachiro:
A Retrospective

May 6May 6: Journey to Series
Paintings

2F

Museum closing days ｜ Mondays(or the next weekday when Monday is a public holiday)* See the museum’s website for shop opening hours etc.

Admission fees ｜ Fixed separately for each exhibition.

May 25, 2024

7

KAZUYOKINOSHITA:A Retrospective

8

August 18

9

September 14, 2024

10

CHIHARUSHIOTA:I to EYE

11
December 1

Tickets ｜ Available from the museum’s ticket site.

June 15, 2024

* Refer to the museum website for details.

Celebrating
the 1150th anniversaryof the Founding

ACCESS

Daigoji Temple
and its National
Treasures

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September 14, 2024
Celebrating
the Museum’s
3rd Anniversary

Trio: ModernArt Collections
from Paris, Tokyo
and Osaka

Osaka
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December 8

7 KOMATSU
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March 2, 2025

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February 24, 2025

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Ukiyo-e Works of an
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INFORMATION■ TRAIN [Keihan] Watanabebashi Station (Nakanoshima Line):

supported by RICHARD MILLE

7｜ KOMATSU Kazumichi ｜ November 16 – December 15, 2024
8｜ TANINAKA Yusuke ｜ December 21, 2024 – January 19, 2025
9｜ KOURYOU ｜ January 25 – February 24, 2025

5-min. walk from Exit 2 [Osaka Metro] Higobashi Station(Yotsubashi Line): 10-min. walk from Exit 4 [JR] Fukushima Station(Osaka Loop Line)/Shin-Fukushima Station (Tozai Line): 10-min. walkfrom Exit 2 [Hanshin] Fukushima Station: 10-min. walk

■ BUS [Osaka City Bus] Take bus No. 53 or No. 75 from JR Osaka
Station, get off at the Taminobashi bus stop, and walk south 2 min.

■ CAR | BICYCLE PARKING

Organized by Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka and the Kansai
Osaka 21st Century Association, this series of exhibitions introduces
young artists associated with the Kansai region in a solo exhibition format.

Cars: 72 spaces Bicycles: 130 spaces (incl. 7 for mopeds)

Learning programs

4-3-1 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka
TEL: +81-6-6479-0550 WEB: https://nakka-art.jp

Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka works in partnership withspecialized institutions to run programs that aim to enhance
participants’ imagination and creativity through the enjoymentof works of art and design. See the museum’s website for details.

Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka@nakkaart2022
FY2024 Agency for Cultural Affairs culture and tourism
projects in districts around culture and tourism destinations

EXHIBITIONSCHEDULE
2024.42025.3
ENGLISHKAZUYO KINOSHITA:A Retrospective

No.1

September 14 – December 1, 2024

May 25 – August 18, 2024
Venue ｜5F Galleries

and its National Treasures
June 15 – August 25, 2024
Venue ｜4F Galleries
Daigoji Temple was established in 874
by Shobo, a Buddhist monk later knownby his posthumous name Rigen Daishi(the Great Master of Holy Treasures).
It developed as a temple thatprioritized practices such as kajikito
incantations and prayers and shuho
rites in the esoteric Buddhist teachingsof the Shingon sect. This exhibition,
the first in Osaka, presents precious
temple treasures, such as the nationaltreasure Monju Tokaizu (Monju crossingthe sea) and the Important Cultural
Property Fudo Myo-o Zazo (Seatedstatue of Fudo Myo-o) by Kaikei.
From top: Monju Tokaizu (Monju crossing the sea),
Kamakura Period (thirteenth century) National
Treasure, Image courtesy of Nara National Museum /Nyoirin Kannon Zazo (Seated statue ofNyoirin Kannon), Heian Period (tenth century),
Important Cultural Property
Image courtesy of Nara National MuseumVenue ｜5F Galleries

No.2

No.5

This show is the first large-scale exhibitionin Japan for Shizuko Yoshikawa (1934–2019)
and Josef Müller-Brockmann (1914–1996).
Visitors will thoroughly enjoy the structuraldesigns of leading Swiss designer MüllerBrockmann and the art of Yoshikawa, as
well as following the course taken by thecareers of these artists, who spent theircreative lives together as a married couple.

From top: YOSHIKAWA Shizuko, m432 ‘cosmic fabric’ –radiant – 2, 1991–1993, Copyright and courtesy of theShizuko Yoshikawa and Josef Müller-Brockmann Foundation /BROCKMANN, Juni-Festwochen concert, Zurich, 1951,Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka,©Museum für Gestaltung Zurich, Switzerland

Celebrating the Museum’s 3rd Anniversary

Trio: Modern Art Collections
from Paris, Tokyo and Osaka

No.4

Exhibition organized with the collaboration ofthe Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, Paris Musées

September 14 – December 8, 2024

Space In-Between:
Shizuko Yoshikawa andJosef Müller-Brockmann
December 21, 2024 – March 2, 2025
Venue ｜5F Galleries

From top:
SHIOTA Chiharu, The Eye of the Storm, 2022,
Photo courtesy Bangkok Art Biennale©JASPAR, Tokyo, 2023 and Chiharu Shiota /SHIOTA Chiharu, Home to Home, 2022,
Photo Sunhi Mang
©JASPAR, Tokyo, 2023 and Chiharu Shiota

From top:
KINOSHITA Kazuyo, 93-CA793, 1993,
Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka /Photo of artist by an unknown photographer c. 1987

Daigoji Temple

No.3

Chiharu Shiota, born inOsaka in 1972, presents her
first large-scale solo exhibitionin the city in sixteen years.
Comprising mainly installations,but also including paintings,
drawings, and other works,
this show attempts to closein on the connection toothers through the three ‘I’s̶I(myself), EYE, and “ai,” which inJapanese means “love.”This is the first solo exhibition at an art
museum in Japan for Kinoshita Kazuyo(1939–1994), a Kobe-based artist whobecame a leading figure in postwar
art of the Kansai area. The exhibition
brings together the best-known works
by this artist who consistently dealt
with the nature of existence, from her
photographic works of the 1970s tothe paintings she worked on from the1980s until her passing in 1994.

Celebrating the 1150th anniversary of the Founding

CHIHARU SHIOTA: I to EYEVenue ｜4F GalleriesSome 150 works from the collections of the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris,
the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, and the Nakanoshima Museum ofArt, Osaka are presented as trios consisting of one work selected from eachmuseum, based on thirty-four themes. In addition to being able to view works
by popular artists such as Amedeo Modigliani and Henri Matisse, visitors will
delight in the chemistry newly revealed by the combinations of works.

From left: Amedeo MODIGLIANI, Reclining Nude with Loose Hair, 1917, Nakanoshima Museum ofArt, Osaka / Henri MATISSE, Odalisque with a Chair, 1928, Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris
photo: Paris Musées/Musée d’Art Moderne de ParisUTAGAWA KUNIYOSHI

No.6

̶ The Spellbinding Ukiyo-e Works of an Eccentric Artist

December 21, 2024 – February 24, 2025
Venue ｜4F Galleries
The late Edo Period ukiyo-e
artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797–1861) is world-renowned for his
original ideas and innovative
designs. This exhibition
presents about three hundred
works, including the artist’s
definitive warrior prints andcaricatures, and other ukiyo-e
prints depicting a wide rangeof subjects, as well as some
precious originals.

UTAGAWA Kuniyoshi,
Princess Takiyasha
Calling up a Monstrous
Skeleton Specter at
the Old Palace in S ma,c. 1845–46

UTAGAWA Kuniyoshi,
Girl Playing with a Cat Series: Untitled series ofwomen retlected in mirrors, c. 1845