Printed Dreams: Edo Woodblock Prints to Modern Manga

February 25-May 17, 2026

Main Gallery South

Printed Dreams: Edo Woodblocks and Modern Manga explores the evolution of ukiyo-e—Japan’s vibrant woodblock prints—and their parallel with contemporary manga. By reframing how we understand Edo-period visual culture, the exhibition highlights the deep historical roots of a medium that now shapes global storytelling. This project brings fresh relevance to traditional printmaking while offering audiences a bridge between past and present Japanese art.

Co-curated by Tiffany Post and Garrett Schroeder

Free & open to all!

Support for the museum’s exhibitions and programming is generously provided by Colorado Creative Industries, the City of Fort Collins Fort Fund, the FUNd Endowment at CSU and the Lilla B. Morgan Memorial Endowment.

Fort Fund