Image: Onomichi City Museum of Art
Onomichi City Museum of Art has announced an exhibition titled 'Cats Who Leapt Through Time', bringing together artworks inspired by cats and their agility and marking nine years of the artistic duo Ken and Goh. The museum’s notice frames the presentation around feline themes and around the pair’s long-running collaboration.
The exhibition is linked to Onomichi, Japan, and the museum’s post describes it as a celebration of Ken and Goh’s practice. According to the announcement, the show includes references to the duo’s morning and evening artworks, which are presented as symbols of their daily routine. No further curatorial details were provided in the source material.
Ken and Goh are identified in the post as an artistic duo, and the exhibition appears to draw on the visual and symbolic associations of cats: movement, alertness and agility. The title 'Cats Who Leapt Through Time' suggests a project built around those traits, while the museum’s description emphasizes the artists’ continuity over nine years.
The announcement does not specify a fuller checklist of works, installation format or accompanying programming, and no additional exhibition dates were included in the source material. It also does not describe the museum’s broader season or place the presentation within a larger series.
Onomichi City Museum of Art’s post was published on 14 July 2026. Beyond that date and the title, the available source material keeps the focus tightly on the exhibition’s cat-inspired imagery and the anniversary framing around Ken and Goh.
