Museum Training Achievements Exhibition "The Winds of Modernity in Japan: Design for Living, Design for Display"

This exhibition is part of a museum training program, where students from Kyoto Institute of Technology curate and display. Amidst the rapid wave of modernization, the lives of Japanese people have undergone significant transformations. The journey of Japan's modernization from the end of the Edo period through the Meiji Restoration to the early Showa period is showcased through four topics: "Dyeing","Advertising Media","Simplified Posters", and "Department Stores". The various designs, techniques, and forms of expression that emerged during the modernization process convey the spirit of the times and aesthetic sensibilities to the present day.

Map & Location

Details about Museum Training Achievements Exhibition "The Winds of Modernity in Japan: Design for Living, Design for Display"

Date & Time

7/28(Mon)～9/20(Sat) 10:00～17:00

Note

Closed on Sundays and public holidays, August 13 (Wed) to August 16 (Sat). Admission is until 16:30.

Venue

Kyoto Institute of Technology Museum of Art and Design

Address

1 Matsugasaki Hashigacho, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

Fee

General 200 yen, University students 150 yen, Free for high school students and below

Access (Public)

Approximately 8 minutes on foot from the municipal subway station "Matsugasaki"

Contact

075-724-7924 （Kyoto Institute of Technology Museum of Art and Design）

URL

https://www.museum.kit.ac.jp/