Past Projects

Hiroshima MoCA FIVE 23/24

Period 2023.10.24(火) — 2024.6.9(日)

[Application Period] October 24—December 18, 2023
[Exhibition Period] March 30—July 9, 2024

Rebirth Typography Project

Period 2022.5.27(金) — 2023.10.31(火)

In this project, designers will research typography found in the neighborhood of the museum and other areas of Hiroshima City, as well as in the museum itself and in materials related to the museum, and create new typography that makes the most of these characteristics. This project aims to utilize these typographic designs in some of the displays within the museum, mainly in areas where additions and functional expansions are being planned as part of the museum's renewal.

2m26 "Tool Box Project"

Period 2020.8.28(金) — 2023.6.18(日)

A design unit, 2m26 designed the Toolbox for the museum. During the renovation closure, 2m26 and the museum conducted workshops in various places in town using the toolbox full of workshop materials. Let’s enjoy our time together while making things, chatting, playing, or just relaxing together.

Hitoshi Toyoda "Visual Diary/Slide Show"

Period 2022.3.26(土) — 2023.3.26(日)

Hitoshi Toyoda is a unique photographer who shows his work only as a slide show using 35mm film without printing it. In the screening in Hiroshima, Toyoda operates an analog projector to project his work, Visual Diary, onto an outdoor screen.

Yuichi Yokoyama: “Do it.” “What?”

Period 2021.5.1(土) — 2022.3.1(火)

Yuichi Yokoyama’s work is called “neo-manga” for his unique line drawings and funny conversations with his unique characters. This time, his new works appear on signboards and temporal fences built for the museum’s renovation work in the Hijiyama-koen park. The works were also displayed in various places in the city. All the works were newly created for this project.

Hyslom "Construction site Satellite"

From the end of 2020 to early 2023 when the museum was closed for renovation, an artist's group hyslom was invited to conduct their project "Construction site Satellite." The project featured various ways of dialogue and action between artists and the construction sites, and its process were made open to the public through exhibitions and online archives.