Collection x Contemporary Art: Four Dialogues 2026 in Japan Ticket

Overview

This innovative exhibition brings together four distinctive contemporary artists—Koheito Saito, Yuichiro Tamura, Masahiro Hasunuma, and Reina Mikame—to engage in a creative “dialogue” with the permanent collection of the Nagoya City Art Museum. Each artist brings a unique perspective and method to the museum’s existing archives, which include significant works from the Ecole de Paris, the Mexican Renaissance, and contemporary Japanese history. By juxtaposing new commissions with historical masterpieces, the exhibition reinterprets the museum’s identity and offers fresh insights into how we view art in the modern era.

Visitors will experience a transformed gallery space where the boundaries between past and present blur. From Reina Mikame’s explorations of perception and light to the narrative-driven installations of Yuichiro Tamura, the exhibition highlights the vibrant art scene of the Aichi region. This project not only showcases the talent of artists active both nationally and internationally but also invites the audience to participate in an evolving conversation about the history, materials, and social contexts that shape the Nagoya City Art Museum’s prestigious collection.

Why Attend

• Discover new, site-specific works created by four leading contemporary artists with deep ties to the Aichi art community.
• Experience a unique curatorial approach that pairs modern installations with masterpieces by artists like Amedeo Modigliani and Frida Kahlo.
• Explore the stunning architecture of the Nagoya City Art Museum, designed by the world-renowned architect Kisho Kurokawa.
• Enjoy extended viewing hours on Friday evenings, allowing for a sophisticated night-time art experience in the heart of Shirakawa Park.
• Gain a deeper understanding of Japanese contemporary art through the diverse methods of video, painting, and interactive installations.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/1/9 (Fri) ~ 2026/3/8 (Sun)	Nagoya City Art Museum (Aichi)	Adults, Students, Senior/Disability

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FAQs

Which contemporary artists are participating in this exhibition?

The exhibition features four artists: Koheito Saito, known for his experimental approaches; Yuichiro Tamura, who works with photography and installation; Masahiro Hasunuma, recognized for his animation and movement-based art; and Reina Mikame, a celebrated painter.

What are the museum’s opening hours for this special exhibition?

The museum is open from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM most days. However, on Fridays, the museum offers extended hours until 8:00 PM, though you must enter at least 30 minutes before closing.

Is the Nagoya City Art Museum closed on specific days?

Yes, the museum is generally closed on Mondays. For this exhibition, it will remain open on January 12 and February 23 (holidays) but will close on the following Tuesdays, January 13 and February 24.

Do I need to show ID for student or disability discounts?

Yes, high school and university students must present a valid student ID at the counter. Visitors with disabilities should present their physical handbook or the Mirairo ID app to receive the discounted admission rate.

Can children enter the exhibition for free?

Junior high school students and younger children are eligible for free admission. This makes the exhibition an excellent cultural outing for families visiting the Nagoya and Sakae areas.