[2025 Saitama Attraction] Travel Guide for Museum of Modern Art Saitama (Updated Apr)

#springwander "Saitama Prefectural Museum of Modern Art" is located in the lush Kita-Urawa Park. He exhibits numerous works, including historical world masterpieces such as Monet, Chagall, and Picasso, and those by contemporary Japanese artists. In addition to permanent exhibitions, unique special exhibitions are also held from time to time. In addition, there are many chairs with excellent designs that allow you to sit freely on display in the facility.

Thrones, wheelchairs, electric chairs... this is an exhibition of works that explore various themes around chairs. Even though we are sitting on chairs right now, they are not just functional as an everyday item. They are about the possible events that can occur depending on the chair, and relationships with chairs. The stories embedded in the chairs were so diverse that it was really fascinating. Photography is not allowed, but there are a number of impressive artists on display, from Yayoi Kusama and Duchamp to wheelchair user Kazuhiko Hikawa! The video works were particularly memorable. There were several, and there are chairs to sit on in various places, so I recommend taking your time to enjoy them. Check it out, save it, and use it♡ ─────────────── 📌Saitama Museum of Modern Art "Absolute Chairs" Dates: February 17th - May 12th, 2024 📍9-30-1 Tokiwa, Urawa-ku, Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture (➔3 minutes walk from the west exit of Kita-Urawa Station) 🕕10:00-17:30 *Entry is until 30 minutes before closing Closed: Mondays (but open on April 29th and May 6th) 🎫Adults 1,300 yen / High school and university students 1,040 yen / Free for those below Check it out, save it, and use it♡ ─────────────── 🌟Point ☑Photography is not allowed ☑Some parts can be viewed without entering ☑It's inside a park, so it's recommended as there are many children ─────────────── #AbsoluteChairs #Museum tour #Outing with kids #Saitama

#2024wish The Museum of Modern Art, Saitama opened amid the lush greenery of Kita-Urawa Park on November 3, 1982. Known as MOMAS (The Museum of Modern Art, Saitama), it is the first art museum the architect Kurokawa Kisho designed. In addition to displaying our collection of fine artworks from modern Western masters to contemporary Japanese artists, we also hold special exhibitions focusing on unique themes. Adding children's programs and opportunities for citizens to show their works, MOMAS is full of exciting ways for you to get closer and enjoy art. I want to come here again in 2024.