Image: Onomichi City Museum of Art
The Onomichi City Museum of Art is highlighting an exhibition titled ‘Cats Who Leapt Through Time,’ presented as a celebration of the artist Go-chan. According to the museum’s post, the exhibition brings together a cat-themed narrative centered on Go-chan, with the institution framing the project around the artist and the wider appeal of cats in art.
The museum’s announcement also includes a personal anecdote about Go-chan, noting that the cat visited the museum eight years ago. That detail gives the exhibition a local and biographical dimension, linking the current presentation to a specific memory associated with the museum and the animal at the center of the project.
Beyond the title and the anecdotal reference, the source material does not provide further curatorial details, a checklist of works, or a formal exhibition statement. The museum’s post nonetheless positions the project clearly as an exhibition, rather than a general social-media reflection, and identifies Go-chan as the focus of the presentation.
The museum’s framing places ‘Cats Who Leapt Through Time’ within its broader cultural programming, using a playful subject to draw attention to an artist-led exhibition. The post was made by the Onomichi City Museum of Art in Japan, and the available information ties the project directly to the institution’s own account.
No exhibition dates were provided in the source material, and no venue beyond the museum itself is specified. As a result, the announcement can be reported only at the level of the museum’s title, its emphasis on Go-chan, and the note that the cat once visited the museum eight years ago.
The museum’s post leaves the exhibition’s full scope unspecified, but it establishes ‘Cats Who Leapt Through Time’ as a named exhibition and marks Go-chan as its central figure.
