Prints by FUTAMI Shoichi

18 June - 10 October 2011

FUTAMI Shoichi (b.1932) is a copperplate print artist who is active not only in Japan but also in Germany and other parts of northern Europe. This exhibition surveys approximately 100 prints from the museum collection dating from his early years to recent works. Making free use of aquatint, Futami’s copperplate prints construct a blue-based romantic world which invites the viewer to a world of fantasy.

[Artist Talk]
Shoichi Futami, the artist, will talk about the exhibition in the gallery (Japanese only)
Saturday, 18 June 14:00-15:00

Free with exhibition ticket
Meet in the gallery

[Gallery Talk]
Exhibition curator will talk about the exhibition in the gallery (Japanese only)
Saturday, 25 June 14:00-14:30
Saturday, 3 September 14:00-14:30

Free with exhibition ticket
Meet in the gallery

[Gallery tour for the teachers]
Saturday, 30 July
10.00-12.00
Bookings needed
Please see the news page for more info.

Closed

Monday(except 18 July,19 September, 10 October)

Museum hours

9:30-17:00(the last admission at 16:30)

Admissions

Adults 250(150)yen
Under 20 and Students 150(100)yen
65 and over and Senior high school Students 100yen
The exhibition ticket to KAMAKURA also entitles entry to KAMAKURA ANNEX for the day of purchase.
Disabled visitors and Students under junior high school: Free
( ) is reduced fee for groups of 20 or more

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