Nagoya City's main Performing Arts venue has on its tenth floor a small but excellent Museum dedicated to art. The museum hosts a variety of temporary exhibitions, it's permanent collection is noteworthy - International and domestic fine art from the 20th century, Including works by Masters such as by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Gustav Klimt, and Paul Klee. Paintings and sculptures make up the bulk of the collection, with a smattering of post war art from America. And finally, works by artists connected to the Aichi Prefecture are also exhibited.

• Paid parking is available.
• The museum is on the 10th floor of the Aichi Arts Center.

• High-school and college students: 300 yen
• Groups of 20 people and over: adults 400 yen; students 240 yen.
• High-school groups, junior high-school students, children below 12 years, disable and their carers: Free
• Admission fees for special exhibits may vary.

• Closed Monday or Tuesday in case Monday is a public holiday.
• Closed when exhibitions are being changed.

• Sakae station stop on the Higashiyama and Meijo subway lines
• Sakaemachi station stop- on the Meitetsu Seto Line.

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