Drawing lines on paper is a relatively quick and easy process, and drawing is not recognized as a genre on the level of painting or sculpture. Line drawing has traditionally been regarded as a preparatory stage before the finished product, for conceiving ideas, ensuring things are remembered, practicing, verifying ideas and so forth. However, it has become a crucial part of various modern and contemporary art practices. Artists have taken the perceived drawbacks of drawing - the incompleteness of images, the vestiges of thoughts not yet fully formed - and turned them into something positive, a means of light-heartedly overcoming the creative deadlock of making art. In this exhibition of works from the museum's collection, we re-examine the possibilities of the act of drawing.

*This exhibition changes some works during the exhibition period. (First　half : 2020/6/2(Tues)-8/2(Sun) / Second half : 8/4(Tues)-10/11(Sun))
For more information, please see the "List of Works" .

Artists:
Jules PASCIN, Pablo PICCASO★, Jiro TAKAMATSU☆, Henry MOORE, Kiki SMITH, WOLS, CHRISTO, Hajime IMAMURA / Chie MATSUI, PANAMARENKO, Mark DION,Kenji YANOBE, Ryan GANDER, Kodai NAKAHARA, Eri TAKAYANAGI☆, O JUN☆, Tam OCHIAI, Mr., Chiro MORI, Ryoko AOKI, Yoshifumi ABE / Shuzo TAKIGUCHI★, Shuzo TAKIGUCHI / Tamiji KITAGAWA / Ei Q / Shigeru IZUMI / Tadashi KATO / Kojin TONEYAMA / Toshiko UCHIYAMA(AOHARA)☆, Ryuichi YAMASHIRO☆, Piero MANZONI, Fausto MELOTTI, On KAWARA★, John CURRIN☆, Yukinori YANAGI, Kazuo YUHARA, Taro IZUMI, Cy TWOMBLY, Sigmar POLKE, Aiko MIYAWAKI, Zon ITO, Yukiko SUTO, Nobuya HOKI, Kyoko MURASE, Hiroshi SUGITO, Teppei KANEUJI, Mayuko WADA, Hajime IMAMURA
（★Only first half, ☆Only second half）