Yokohama Museum of Art Reopening Inaugural Exhibition
new × (way of making + way of understanding)
Sato Masahiko has been a trailblazer in Japan’s media landscape since the 1990s. Well known for producing educational programs like “Pythagoras Switch,” “Three Dango Brothers,” and “0655/2355”; commercials such as “Bazar de Gozarre” (NEC), “The Malt’s” (Suntory), and “Sucorn” (Koikeya); and interactive art looking at notions of physical representation, like “Arithmetik Garden” and “Pool of fingerprints,” the creator and educator has produced innovative and accessible content across diverse media.
This, the first retrospective of Sato’s work, provides an overview of his creative activities across four decades, exploring the creative thinking, techniques, and sensibility that underlie his work.
SATO Masahiko
Photo: STUDIO DUNK
SATO Masahiko + KIRIYAMA Takashi “Arithmetik Garden” at Mori Art Museum, 2007
*( )= Group of 20 or more (pre-booking required)
*Visitors with disabilities and one caregiver accompanying them are admitted free of charge (Please present a certificate at the entrance).
*The ticket also gives admission to the Collection Exhibition for the same day.