Naoshima New Museum of Art Opens Summer 2026 Exhibitions Featuring Pradittasnee and Okazaki
The Naoshima New Museum of Art has opened new summer exhibitions featuring artists Sanitas Pradittasnee and Kenjiro Okazaki, marking its first partial exhibition changeover since opening in 2025. A satellite exhibition for Motoyuki Shitamichi's Setouchi "Yoichi Midorikawa" Museum also opened. The museum launched a new library project with indieguerillas and held public programs related to the exhibitions.
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This marks the museum's first partial exhibition changeover since its opening in 2025.
The museum also launched a new library project with indieguerillas.
The museum held a series of public programs related to the exhibitions, offering opportunities for new discoveries and exchanges for visitors.
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