From misshapen clouds, to patterns in tree bark, people have an unflinching and subconscious need to make familiar images of the shapes they take in. This goes for stains as well. Beyond the reach of human manipulation, stains slither and slip into shapes and textures, creating some of the most vivid pools for the imagination to submerge itself in.

This exhibition presents works of Enokura Koji (1942-1995) and other artists to give the viewer a chance to see what meaning the stains will hold for them.

First term: 4.20~6.20
Second term: 6.22~8.8

Open 10:00-17:00 (Friday until 20:00)
Last admission is 30 minutes prior to closing.

Closed Mondays (except May 3 and July 19), May 6 and July 20.

Adults ¥420 (¥210 for groups of 20 or or more)
College and Uni students ¥130 (¥70 for groups of 20 or more)
Free for high school students, under 18 and seniors (65+), campus members and MOMAT passport holders

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
Gallery 4 (Second floor)