Event
Changng Seasons in Kyoto -From Spring to SummerApril 4, 2014 (fri) – June 15, 2014 (sun)
Admission:
Adults and university: 500yen（400）
Students (high school): 400yen（320）
Students (elementary and junior high school): 200yen（160）
* Prices shown in ( ) are group (more than 20 persons) discount tickets.
* The people of 65 or more years old are admitted free (ID required)
* Persons with disabilities are admitted free with one accompanying person each.
http://insho-domoto.com/plan/new/current/index-e.html
Venue
KYOTO PREFECTURAL INSHO-DOMOTO MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
http://www2.ocn.ne.jp/~domoto/
Access: 26-3 Kamiyanagi-cho, Hirano Kita-ku, Kyoto, 603-8355, Japan
Tel: 075-463-0007
Hours: 9:30 ~ 17:00
（entry up to 30 minutes before closing.）
Closed: Monday (Tuesday if the Monday is a national holiday)
and Year-end/New Year
Description
Throughout the year, as the different seasons come and go, the scenery in Kyoto displays many different qualities; the vibrant drama of the mountains and rivers with the spirit of nature flowing between the trees, ordinary people going about their daily lives, and festivals and events at historical temples and shrines. The beautiful natural scenery and traditional culture of Kyoto combine to create a very special and much beloved atmosphere. Kyoto efecture has commissioned a series of paintings by artists with an association to the city, in order to promote the beauty of Kyoto to a wider audience and pass on its heritage to future generations.
In the current exhibition is work by artists who have sensitively depicted Kyoto in spring and summer, selected from the *Four Seasons of Kyoto*series created in 1986, as well as the *Celebration of Life* series of 1992, which commemorated the 8th international conference for the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, which was held in Kyoto. We hope the art successfully conveys the charm of the changing seasons, from spring, as the trees bud, grass grows anew and flowers are in bloom, to the delightful ambience of summer.