The Kyocera Gallery, which is open to the public and free of charge, was established at 1998 at Kyocera's headquarters building (Kyoto, Japan). Many works of art are on permanent display, including Picasso's copper plate print series 347, paintings, sculptures, and Qianlong glass from China.

The Kyocera Gallery hosts special exhibitions related to Kyoto twice a year. Exhibition themes include "support for young artists," "support for artists with disabilities," and "support for regional vitalization." In 2024, the Gallery held an exhibition on the theme of "comfortable places" by three young Japanese painters who received awards at the New Kyoto Nihonga Exhibition, and a special exhibition held in collaboration with Kyoto Saga University of Arts and Kyoto Saga Art College featuring 15 works by students, graduates, and faculty in a space that allows visitors to experience the feeling that they are exploring in a forest. The exhibition attracted many visitors.

In September 2023, Kyocera exhibited its collection of Japanese paintings. The collection featured works by 23 artists painted for the Modern Japanese Painting Exhibition that was held in seven cities, including Paris and London, in five countries between 1985 and 1986. The exhibition was sponsored jointly with Wacoal Holdings Corporation (former Wacoal Co., Ltd.) with the goal of showcasing Japanese culture through Japanese paintings. Members of the Kyoto City University of Arts and the Department of General Science of Art helped to create explanations for each painting.