Accessibility
Opening
Today
2025/ 2/22（Sat.）
9:40 - 18:00（Entry：17:30 ）
Mirun
Exhibition
Special Exhibition
Surun
Event/Atelier
Events
We host a variety of events, including workshops and lectures, designed to introduce people of all ages and backgrounds to art and cultural experiences. These activities explore art from multiple perspectives, ensuring accessibility and engagement for everyone.
Commemorating the Acquisition of the Yamakawa Collection: PHOTOGRAPHY - The Past and Future of Photography
Camera Obscura Experience
2025/1/31(Fri.) ～ 2025/3/20(Thu.)
Commemorating the Acquisition of the Yamakawa Collection: PHOTOGRAPHY - The Past and Future of Photography
Interactive viewing program
2025/2/1(Sat.)11:00～11:30
2025/2/8(Sat.)11:00～11:30
2025/2/15(Sat.)11:00～11:30
2025/2/22(Sat.)11:00～11:30
Commemorating the Acquisition of the Yamakawa Collection: PHOTOGRAPHY - The Past and Future of Photography
Talk Event
2025/2/1(Sat.)14：00～15：00
2025/3/1(Sat.)14：00～15：00
2025/3/15(Sat.)14：00～15：00
Commemorating the Acquisition of the Yamakawa Collection: PHOTOGRAPHY - The Past and Future of Photography
Floor lecture
2025/2/8(Sat.)14:00～15:00
2025/3/8(Sat.)14:00～15:00
Ehime Art Book Mart #2 Learning Edition
Talk "Kitchen Minoru's Photography Class - Everyone's Photography Advice Contest"
2025/2/22(Sat.)13:00～14:30
Ehime Art Book Mart #2 Learning Edition
Talk "The wide and deep stories in picture books - Unraveling the secrets hidden in picture books"
2025/2/22(Sat.)14:30～16:00
Atelier
Our museum features two ateliers, dedicated spaces for creative activities.
Visitors are welcome to use the provided equipment and tools at their own pace to explore and enjoy the process of making art.
About the Museum of Art , Ehime
The Museum of Art, Ehime opened in 1998 as a participatory and creative museum located within the nationally designated historic site of Matsuyama Castle. We aim to provide visitors with opportunities to enjoy three key aspects of art: viewing artworks (“see”), creating their own pieces (“create”), and learning through these experiences (“learn”).
With these activities at its core, the museum strives to support visitors in their artistic journey and to become a welcoming and integral part of daily life.
Access
There is no parking lot dedicated to the museum within Shiroyama Park.
Please use public transportation where possible.