Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
The province's central art museum, known for holding the Ecole de Paris painter Pascin in depth, alongside Hokkaido artists and studio glass.
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The province's central art museum, known for holding the Ecole de Paris painter Pascin in depth, alongside Hokkaido artists and studio glass.
A single-artist museum for Kotaro Migishi, born in Sapporo and dead at 31 - his whole restless change of manner fits in a few rooms.
Built around printmaking, in a wood in Midorigaoka park, with regular shows of artists from the Tokachi plain.
A farmer who painted while working the land and died at 32; his unfinished horse, brushed onto plywood, is the centrepiece.
The wildflower paintings known from a confectioner's wrapping paper, shown in huts scattered through a Tokachi wood - the garden is the display.
In a converted bathhouse at the heart of a small museum village, for a painter who kept painting Hokkaido's nature.
Gallery and theatre in one building, collecting eastern Hokkaido artists and work taking the Kushiro marshes as subject.
Inside a lifelong learning centre, quietly showing and collecting the work of local artists.
One of the older municipal museums in the province, built around Kaichi Igushi's paintings of the Okhotsk fisheries.
Unusual in collecting calligraphy as its central pillar, around Ogitei Kaneko, who founded modern verse calligraphy.
Three local artists get permanent rooms, among them Yutoku Ichihara, who printed from corroded metal plates.
The painter behind a famous novel's protagonist; he fished for a living, lost his early work to fire, and kept painting.
A painter who began in Surrealism, returned home, and spent the rest of his life on one mountain and its animals.
Art and archaeology in one museum, with the paper and port industries that made the town treated as a third strand.
A museum built from citizens' donations in a steel town, and collecting the paintings its factories provoked.
A small museum inside a commercial building by the station, built on two local painters and changing its shows often.
A small municipal gallery by the lake, showing landscape and daily life in a district that has lived through repeated eruptions.