Border study, north light
Unknown maker, Central Anatolia. Wool, natural dye, linen.
Aster House / Since 1987
A museum for the things that remain: material, memory, and the slow intelligence of looking closely.
See what changes01 / Current exhibition
Across six rooms, eleven artists trace the color as atmosphere, signal, and inherited memory. The exhibition moves from woven fragments to fields of light.
Until 18 October 2026
Paint, fiber, film, and sound gather around a simple question: what does a color hold after it has left the artist's hand?
Plan your visit02 / From the collection
Unknown maker, Central Anatolia. Wool, natural dye, linen.
Rina Okada, 2008. Pigment, plaster, wood, and ash.
03 / Come inside
Come for twenty minutes or stay until the light changes. The museum is designed for unhurried attention, with a reading room, accessible routes, and a small courtyard cafe.
Ask the museum10:00 - 18:00
Late opening Thursday until 21:00
Northbank district
Seven minutes from Central Station
Suggested contribution $12
Timed entry for special
exhibitions
Step-free entrance, lift access, large-print guides, quiet hours on Sundays.
04 / Field notes
05 / Keep in touch
Once a month, we send a short note about a work, a person, or a question we are carrying through the collection. No noise. Just something worth opening.