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The Memorial Museum Lectures are cultural outreach courses taught by curators from the Ryuko, Kumagai Tsuneko, Sanno Sodo, and Ozaki Shiro Memorial Museums in Ota Ward, and each year they present the latest research reports from each museum.
Seiryusha, an art group founded by Japanese painter Kawabata Ryushi in 1929, was home to many female artists, including Obata Teiko, Taniguchi Fumie, and, after the war, Takazume Nobuko. This lecture will focus on the female artists who were active at Seiryusha, and will explain from a new perspective what Ryushi aimed for and the innovative nature of Seiryusha as an art group.
Date and time: Saturday, February 21, 2026, 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Lecturer: Takuya Kimura (Chief Curator, Ota City Ryushi Memorial Museum)
Venue: Ota Cultural Forest Hall
Deadline: Friday, February 6th
Capacity: 200 people (if the capacity is exceeded, a lottery will be held)
Group photo taken at the 4th Seiryusha Exhibition in 1932
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