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2026 Collection Exhibition 2 Highlights

Jul 25 – Oct 9, 09:40–18:00 · Ehime Prefectural Art Museum, Matsuyama

Dates

  • Jul 25 – Oct 9, 2026, 09:40–18:00

About this event

Summary
A comprehensive exhibition showcasing the Ehime Prefectural Museum of Art's prized collection of approximately 12,000 works by domestic and international artists.

Highlights
  • Works by representative artists from the museum's collection
  • Special feature on Hiroshi Manabe, one of the three major collections
  • Newly acquired works purchased or donated in 2025
  • Overseas works included in the display


Details
The exhibition presents a rotating selection of the museum's extensive collection, which began with its predecessor opened in 1970. The display focuses on local creators alongside international artists. Visitors can view international works and a dedicated section for Hiroshi Manabe's art, which is a significant part of the museum's holdings. The event also features recently acquired pieces added to the collection through purchase and donation during the 2025 fiscal year.

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