Image: Simose Art Museum, Hiroshima
Simose Art Museum has announced the closure of ‘LA VITA: Koji Kinutani × Kota × Kanako’, a group exhibition bringing together the work of Koji Kinutani, Kota Kinutani and Kanako Kinutani. The museum’s announcement states that the exhibition closed on August 30, 2026.
The notice thanked visitors who attended the exhibition and described its central themes as a continuing “prayer for peace” and a celebration of the Earth and life. It presented these ideas through the distinct artistic expressions of the three participating artists.
The announcement also referred specifically to a message of peace carried forward by a father and son. It did not provide further details about the individual works, the exhibition’s curatorial structure, its opening date or the venue in which the presentation was held.
The exhibition title identifies Koji Kinutani, Kota Kinutani and Kanako Kinutani as its featured artists. The museum’s public post gave no information about loans, accompanying programmes, catalogue material or plans for a future presentation.
Simose Art Museum, an institution identified in the supplied museum record with Hiroshima, Japan, published the closure notice alongside the artists’ names. The announcement marks the end of the exhibition but does not indicate whether the presentation will travel or whether related programming will follow.
‘LA VITA: Koji Kinutani × Kota × Kanako’ closed on August 30, 2026.
