Poster design : Yokoo Tadanori
Yokoo Tadanori’s Game of Life
This exhibition is conceived as a board game that reconstructs the eventful life of Yokoo Tadanori through his art. Whether players reach the “Finish” square of the game is left up to chance, echoing Yokoo’s philosophy of accepting what destiny brings. This unprecedented exhibition offers visitors a fun and immersive way of engaging with the works.
Adult ¥700
University students ¥550
Age 70 and over ¥350
High school students and younger Free
Also on View : Yokoo Tadanori Collection Gallery
Playing with Yokoo Tadanori
With the theme of “Playing with Yokoo Tadanori,” here we present designs and objects related to play, such as playing cards, hanafuda (traditional Japanese playing cards), and jigsaw puzzles, as a side project related to the exhibition Yokoo Tadanori’s Game of Life.
Yokoo 1995, 30 Years Since the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake
The drastic transformation of Kobe following the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake had a tremendous impact on Yokoo. He contributed to earthquake recovery efforts through artistic activities, taking part in exhibitions aimed at revitalizing the disaster-stricken area and co-organizing a charity poster campaign. This section features works that highlight Yokoo’s activities at the time.
Dates January 17 (Fri.) – May 6 (Tue.), 2025
Closed: Mondays (except Feb. 24 and May. 5) and Feb. 25
Hours: 10:00 – 18:00 (admission until 17:30)
