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The Collection of Shuzo Takiguchi　“Tick-Tack my heart-the watch…”

January 9 - April 21, 2020

This collection introduces mainly objects and works attempted by Shuzo Takiguchi as part of his continuous series “Tick-Tack my heart-the watch…” as well as works of and presents from other artists he communicated with that were collected in Takiguchi’s study.
Takiguchi encountered surrealism and wrote poetry, authored excellent poetry essays and art criticisms, and was active as an energetic art critic, but after 1960 he began focusing on his own work. He created many works that utilize line drawing, watercolors, and a transfer method called decalcomania. Please enjoy the world of Takiguchi, who continued experimenting with not only words but also formative design expression.

Shuzo Takiguchi Origin of solitude from Series of “Tick-Tack my heart-the watch…” [1962]

Details

Period January 9 [Thu.] - April 21 [Tue], 2020
Opening Hours 9:30 AM-6:00 PM [Last admission is 5:30 PM]
Closed Wednesdays [Except national holidays] and February 25 [Tue.], 2020
＊Open February 24 [Mon.] and March 21 [Sat.], 2020
Admission Adults 300yen [*240 yen]
  • For groups of 20 people or more, admission fees in [* ] are applied.
  • Free admission both to collection exhibitions and special exhibitions for the following visitors.
    1. Children, students [elementary, junior high or high school students, etc.]
    2. Persons escorting children/students for school activities or social activities. [Submission of admission free application is necessary.]
    3. Disabled people with a physical disability certificate.
  • For seniors [70 and above] and university students or younger, admission to collection exhibitions is free.
  • Please note that the Museum may be closed for maintenance or an exhibition change out.
  • Opening hours and days of the Museum may be changed depending on seasons or events.
Venue 3F exhibition room 6
Organized by Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design
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