Events

Tags

performance

workshop

For families

Matsudai Tanada-Bank

exhibition

Art Triennale 2021

Art Triennale 2022

EAT

Experience program

Stay

Art Triennale 2024

Talk

Keywords

Vacancy

Area

Reset

Filter

Events this month 12

^4/26SAT ‐ ^7/18FRI

[Date] 4/26 (Sat.) ～ *Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays except national holidays.

Echigo-Tsumari Art Field Spring 2025

After overcoming the heavy snowfall of the winter, come and enjoy Echigo-Tsumari in the spring, when the snow melts and the greenery grows! Come and enjoy the charm of Echigo-Tsumari in the spring.

^5/24SAT ‐ ^7/7MON

2025/5/24 (Sat)-7/7 (Mon) *Closed on Tue ＆ Wed except holiday

『Hear the forest singing』Original Drawings Exhibition

Hachi & Seizo Tashima Museum of Picture Book Art and Fruits of the Forest held an exhibition of original drawings for 『Hear the forest singing』Tashima Seizo tale of forest regeneration and love!

^7/5SAT ‐ ^7/13SUN

Matsudai NOHBUTAI Field Museum Event

Walking in Joyama: Enjoy iris, hydrangea and rice balls

Explore the field museum for a beautiful area of irises and hydrangeas. Let's enjoy a walk in the satoyama with a empty stomach. Let's have a delicious meal.

^7/19SAT ‐ ^7/27SUN

[Hong Kong House Workshop] Pickles for Everyone

The Hong Kong House Project in 2025 will focus on “pickles” and will host a tasting event of pickles eaten around the world.

^7/19SAT ‐ ^11/9SUN

2025 Hong Kong House exhibition

【Hong Kong House 2025 Special Exhibition】“The Whispers of Stone”, Chris Cheung (h0nh1m) and Sim Shum Kwan Yi

A sound installation featuring a suikinkutsu and a shishi odoshi (lion dance) will be unveiled at the 2025 Hong Kong House exhibition.

^7/19SAT ‐ ^11/9SUN

2025/7/19 (Sat.) - 11/9 (Sun.) Closed on Tue. and Wed. except national holidays.

Museum on Echigo-Tsumari, MonET special exhibition"The answer is blowin' in the wind"

In the summer of 2025, the MonET corridor will host a special exhibition under the direction of BankART1929.
The MonET corridor, designed by Hiroshi Hara, stands in the midst of the overwhelming natural beauty of Tsumari, and the architecture surrounds a symbol of nature called a "pond.
In this exhibition, a variety of artworks that feel “wind” will be placed around the pond (water), creating a unified space
that resonates like an orchestra, including the architecture itself. Akinori Matsumoto's sound objects will resonate cool sounds throughout the building, while Tatsuji Ushijima's works will spin and rotate with the wind. Aiko Yamamoto's fabrics, which are
carried by the air currents, are eventually covered with the colors of plants and trees, while Hiroji Ihara's sculptures, which represent the cycles of animals and other living creatures, move forward in the wind.
The wind connects us to the unseen: time, change, signs, memories, emotions, and the unseen future. We invite you to spend a moment in this space and experience various kinds of “wind”. Workshops by participating artists will also be held.

See all events for this month

Stay In Touch

Stay connected with the ETAT official social media to receive the latest news and event information, and the many seasonal faces of Echigo-Tsumari as well as new issue of the ETAT official media, “Art from the Land”.

The ETAT official mail magazine provides information on the most recent information on ETAT, upcoming events and reports on supporters’ activities.