NYC Masters Exhibition: Experience the Origins of Modern Art in Nagoya!
The "New York's 5 Great Masters" exhibition is coming to Matsuzakaya Nagoya, featuring works by Warhol, Lichtenstein, Johns, Kusama, Haring, and more. Explore the origins of modern art!
"New York's 5 Great Masters" Exhibition Comes to Nagoya
Experience the roots of contemporary art at the "New York's 5 Great Masters" exhibition, held at Matsuzakaya Nagoya.
Tracing the Origins of Modern Art
In an era of booming contemporary art, this exhibition delves into the groundbreaking movements of the 1960s-80s in New York, from Pop Art to Street Art, which have profoundly influenced today's artists. The exhibition spotlights five pivotal masters who drove innovative creation during this period and shaped modern art.
Featured artists include Pop Art icons Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and Jasper Johns, alongside Yayoi Kusama and Keith Haring. The exhibition also showcases works by influential contemporary artists such as KAWS, Nick Walker, DOLK, SheOne, Jamie Reid, Fanakapan, Taro Okamoto, Takashi Murakami, and Lee Ufan.
This is a rare opportunity to connect with the essence of modern art, tracing its origins from revolutionary art of half a century ago to the diverse expressions of today.
Event Details:
- Title: New York's 5 Great Masters Exhibition
- Venue: Matsuzakaya Nagoya, South Building 8F, Matsuzakaya Hall
- Dates: April 1 (Wed) - April 7 (Tue), 2026
- Time: 10:00 - 19:00 (Closes at 18:00 on the final day)
Access:
- Nearest Stations: JR Nagoya Station / Subway Sakae Station
Don't miss this chance to immerse yourself in the world of contemporary art.