Image: Hyōgo Prefectural Museum of Art, Kobe
The Hyōgo Prefectural Museum of Art in Kobe has published a collection of exhibition-venue texts and photographs connected with Susumu Shingu’s work ‘Sea of Stars’. The museum announced the online material on August 23, 2026, directing audiences to a PDF available through its official website.
The museum’s Japanese-language announcement identifies the work as ‘Sea of Stars’ by Susumu Shingu and refers to the accompanying material as a collection of texts from inside the exhibition venue. It also points readers to photographs of the venue, presenting the documents as additional material for people interested in the exhibition.
The PDF is hosted on the Hyōgo Prefectural Museum of Art’s website under an exhibition-related page. The announcement does not provide, in the supplied material, the exhibition’s title, opening or closing dates, or details about the number of works on view. It likewise does not specify whether the online texts are intended as a catalogue, a gallery guide or another form of exhibition documentation.
Shingu is identified by the museum as the artist responsible for ‘Sea of Stars’. Beyond that attribution, the available announcement contains no biographical information, curatorial statement or description of the work’s materials, dimensions or installation. The photographs and venue texts therefore serve as the primary sources of additional information currently made available through the museum’s post.
The Hyōgo Prefectural Museum of Art, which is based in Kobe, shared the documents through its official web presence rather than announcing a new event or date range. The online page gives audiences access to the exhibition-related texts and images, while the supplied source material leaves the wider exhibition schedule and presentation details unspecified.
