[Nerima City Art Museum] Hosting the 'Natural History of Nerima' Workshop to Experience the Charm of Nerima! A Results Exhibition to Showcase Created Works from Late January 2027
Nerima City Art Museum will host a participatory art workshop titled 'Natural History of Nerima: Fragments of Beauty' from May to October 2026, guided by art educator Toshiki Enomoto. Participants' works will be exhibited at the museum in early 2027.
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To the special page of "Natural History of Nerima"
The Nerima City Art Museum (Nukui, Nerima-ku, Tokyo) will hold workshops titled "Natural History of Nerima: Fragments of Beauty" from May to October 2026.
The instructor will be artist and independent educator Toshiki Enomoto. Mr. Enomoto is a professional in educational outreach programs in art. He has served as an educator at the Meguro Museum of Art, Tokyo, and as the head of the Education and Outreach Office in the Curatorial and Planning Department of the Oita Prefectural Art Museum, conducting workshops in various locations to convey the appeal of art to a wide range of audiences, from children to adults.
The artworks created in the workshop will be introduced at a results exhibition held in the exhibition room on the 2nd floor of our museum from January 28 to February 14, 2027.
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Toshiki Enomoto / Artist and Independent Educator
Viewing art as something "accessible and fun," he develops workshops at museums, schools, and children's centers, conveying the appeal of art to a wide demographic from children to adults. Former educator at the Meguro Museum of Art, Tokyo; former Head of the Education and Outreach Office, Curatorial and Planning Department, Oita Prefectural Art Museum.
Implemented with a diverse lineup including painting, collages, and specimen creation
Under the theme of "reconsidering the everyday and our surroundings," this workshop allows you to choose your favorite course from four options where you can experience the charm of Nerima.
Course A: May 17 (Sun) 10:30-15:30
"Observe and Draw: Botanical Materia Medica"
Medicinal plants have been used to maintain health since ancient times. In this workshop, starting with familiar medicinal plants such as Houttuynia cordata and mugwort, plants from our surround
The Nerima City Art Museum (Nukui, Nerima-ku, Tokyo) will hold workshops titled "Natural History of Nerima: Fragments of Beauty" from May to October 2026.
The instructor will be artist and independent educator Toshiki Enomoto. Mr. Enomoto is a professional in educational outreach programs in art. He has served as an educator at the Meguro Museum of Art, Tokyo, and as the head of the Education and Outreach Office in the Curatorial and Planning Department of the Oita Prefectural Art Museum, conducting workshops in various locations to convey the appeal of art to a wide range of audiences, from children to adults.
The artworks created in the workshop will be introduced at a results exhibition held in the exhibition room on the 2nd floor of our museum from January 28 to February 14, 2027.
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Toshiki Enomoto / Artist and Independent Educator
Viewing art as something "accessible and fun," he develops workshops at museums, schools, and children's centers, conveying the appeal of art to a wide demographic from children to adults. Former educator at the Meguro Museum of Art, Tokyo; former Head of the Education and Outreach Office, Curatorial and Planning Department, Oita Prefectural Art Museum.
Implemented with a diverse lineup including painting, collages, and specimen creation
Under the theme of "reconsidering the everyday and our surroundings," this workshop allows you to choose your favorite course from four options where you can experience the charm of Nerima.
Course A: May 17 (Sun) 10:30-15:30
"Observe and Draw: Botanical Materia Medica"
Medicinal plants have been used to maintain health since ancient times. In this workshop, starting with familiar medicinal plants such as Houttuynia cordata and mugwort, plants from our surround