As of October 2025, the Japanese Print Gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (U.S.) is exhibiting a selection of Japanese woodblock prints from its collection.
Among the works on view is River: Shijō (2006) by Kenji Takenaka.
From Edo-period ukiyo-e to modern woodblock prints, the exhibition showcases the refined techniques and enduring artistry of Japan’s woodblock printing tradition.
On view through the end of October.
As of October 2025, the Japanese Print Gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (U.S.) is exhibiting a selection of Japanese woodblock prints from its collection.Among the works on...
As of October 2025, the Japanese Print Gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (U.S.) is exhibiting a selection of Japanese woodblock prints from its collection.Among the works on...
Currently on view at the Honolulu Museum of Art the exhibition Enduring Impressions: Contemporary Woodblock Prints features works by printmakers Kenji Takenaka and April Vollmer, who bring the techniques of...
Currently on view at the Honolulu Museum of Art the exhibition Enduring Impressions: Contemporary Woodblock Prints features works by printmakers Kenji Takenaka and April Vollmer, who bring the techniques of...
In May 2025, Kenji Takenaka contributed as a mentor to Creator Odyssey: Level Up, an educational program by the Lenovo EDU Community. As part of the project, Belgian graphic artist...
In May 2025, Kenji Takenaka contributed as a mentor to Creator Odyssey: Level Up, an educational program by the Lenovo EDU Community. As part of the project, Belgian graphic artist...