Shounsai Shono was the first living National Treasure in the field of bamboo art. This exhibition commemorates the 120th anniversary of his birth and the 50th anniversary of his death, presenting a complete overview of his work. Introducing the development of a wide range of his styles - from his early works in the Chinese style, to more technical works that incorporate comb-weaving into classical compositions, the exhibition also features sculptural works that boldly use this technique, and others from his later years that utilise the simple beauty of bamboo.
Marking the 120th anniversary of Dalí's birth and the 100th anniversary of the Surrealist Manifesto, this exhibition provides an overview of Dalí's life, focusing on works from the collection from the Morohashi Museum of Modern Art. Exploring the 'Surrealist Dalí' that captivated audience and the complex and sensitive inner life of the 'Human Dalí' that existed underneath, the exhibition seeks to reveal what kind of artist Dalí was through some 70 works and related materials.
In line with the exhibition: '120th anniversary of the birth of Salvador Dalí', this exhibition introduces artworks from the collection that capture the inner spirit of the human mind.