Collection: Nomura Ko || SCREAMING LOTS OF DIFFERENT SONGS

This exhibition traces the creative trajectory of Nomura Kō (1927–1991), an artist who forged a distinctive practice by moving between what was inherited and what was newly born within postwar Japanese art.

Presents approximately 60 works, centered on Nomura Kō and including works by fellow members of the Panreal Art Association, with important loans from collectors and the artist’s family. Featuring collages, frottage, watercolors, and mixed-media works produced from the 1950s through the 1980s, the exhibition invites visitors to experience the transformations of twentieth-century Japanese art and discover their enduring richness and appeal.