Fascinating Journey of Discovery through Japan's Ukiyo-e

Discover the fascinating world of Japanese Ukiyo-e in a unique exhibition at the Graphic Cabinet of the Augsburg Art Collections and Museums. The exhibition showcases a diverse collection of Japanese color woodblock prints and 26 exquisite Netsuke that represent the flowing, transient world of ancient Japan. These artworks provide insight into the culture and history of the Edo period and the significance of art in everyday life at that time.

Free admission and fascinating – an experience for all senses

Admission to the exhibition is free; however, prior registration is required to plan the visit and ensure that everyone can enjoy the artworks in a relaxed setting. Take this opportunity to dive into the diverse world of Japanese art and discover something new. The exhibition curators will be on hand during the guided tour to share backgrounds and stories about the individual artworks and to address any questions.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience the art of Japan up close in Augsburg. Museums are closed on Mondays, but from Tuesday to Sunday, you can look forward to an intellectual and visual delight.