Viewing hours: 9:30-17:00
Closed Thursdays (except for September 23, a national holiday)
An abandoned railway, station, and platform. The artist asked what it means to be forgotten and filled the former Noto railroad Iida Station with forgotten items that one could find at any given station. Viewers are invited to write words for the future on a blackboard interior of a truck parked on the platform. The abandoned station came back to life as “The Museum of Forgotten Things.”
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Born in Kobe in 1940. Graduated from Tama Art University.
One of Japan's leading contemporary artists who have worked in Japan and overseas since the 1960s. Created a “relationship” between “visible” and “invisible”.
Covering seeds with lead, wrapping lotus buds with beeswax, frothing fossils, etc. to stir up the audience's imagination, and various consciousness of the audience (time and space awareness, aesthetics, view of life and death, etc.) I wake up.
Professor Emeritus, University of Tsukuba, Professor since 2014, Kanazawa College of Art.
Born in Kobe in 1940. Graduated from Tama Art University.
One of Japan's leading contemporary artists who have worked in Japan and overseas since the 1960s. Created a “relationship” between “visible” and “invisible”.
Covering seeds with lead, wrapping lotus buds with beeswax, frothing fossils, etc. to stir up the audience's imagination, and various consciousness of the audience (time and space awareness, aesthetics, view of life and death, etc.) I wake up.
Professor Emeritus, University of Tsukuba, Professor since 2014, Kanazawa College of Art.
Born in Kobe in 1940. Graduated from Tama Art University.
One of Japan's leading contemporary artists who have worked in Japan and overseas since the 1960s. Created a “relationship” between “visible” and “invisible”.
Covering seeds with lead, wrapping lotus buds with beeswax, frothing fossils, etc. to stir up the audience's imagination, and various consciousness of the audience (time and space awareness, aesthetics, view of life and death, etc.) I wake up.
Professor Emeritus, University of Tsukuba, Professor since 2014, Kanazawa College of Art.