Click to Zoom In the spring of 2020, our lives were drastically altered by an unknown infectious disease. Even today, the world remains in a chaotic state, and many people’s lives are fraught with anxiety. This has caused us to look more closely at our bodies, and to literally consider the wonder and joy of life on a daily basis. Life and death, one of the fundamental human themes, has also continued to be an important theme in art. This edition of the collection exhibition, titled Our Life, consists of approximately 110 items, including a number of new acquisitions. Here, we introduce a group of specially selected works that deal with a variety of themes related to life, such as birth, maturity, old age, and death, as well as issues that underlie all of these themes, such as time, memory, forgetting, and the humor and sorrow of living. Artists Liuming MA, Sakurako HAMAGUCHI, Sunny KIM, Tadasuke IWANAGA, Kyoko MURASE, Tomoko YONEDA, O JUN, Laurie Toby EDISON, Christian BOLTANSKI, Susumu KINOSHITA, Katsuo TACHI, Michael HEIZER, Saburo MURAOKA, Sojung JUN, Kiki SMITH, Michio FUKUOKA, Ushio SHINOHARA, SHIMABUKU, Yoshihiro SUDA, Henry MOORE, Jiro TAKAMATSU, Mark Manders, Robert Gober List of Works (Japanese/English) List of Works (Chinese/Korean) ※Marino Marini Dancer, one of the permanent installation, is not on display. O JUN, Shiko (Sexual People: Vita Sexualis), 1997-98 The National Museum of Art, Osaka © O JUN Sojung JUN, Last Pleasure, 2012The National Museum of Art, Osaka © Sojung Jun Sakurako HAMAGUCHI, Boku is the strongest in the world, 2009 The National Museum of Art, Osaka SHIMABUKU, The Chance to Recover Our Humanity, 1995 The National Museum of Art, Osaka Period February 8–May 22, 2022 Opening Hours 10:00-17:00 (10:00-20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays) *Last entry 30 minutes before closing. Closed Mondays (except Mar. 21 and May 2) and Mar. 22. Organized by The National Museum of Art, Osaka Sponsored by Daikin Foundation for Contemporary Arts Admission Adults: 430 (220) yen / University students: 130 (70) yen. ・( ) admission for groups of more than 20 people. ・Admission free for visitors under 18 and those 65 and over, and visitors with disabilities and one attendant (proof required). ・Tickets for the “Range of the Senses: What It Means to “Experience” Today” also include admission to this exhibition. Night discount (applicable after 17:00 on Fri. and Sat.) Adults: 250 yen / University students: 70 yen. Free admission days: Feb. 12, Mar. 5, Apr. 2, May 7, May 18, 2022. Organized by The National Museum of Art, Osaka Sponsored by Daikin Foundation for Contemporary Arts