[With catalogue and bonus] "Kodogu Sakata: Our Choice"

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Kazumi Sakata (1945-2022) was an antique dealer and a man of great aesthetic sense.
In addition to the catalogue for his first solo exhibition in China, "Kodogu Sakata: Our Choice," the book includes contributions from Li Lin (founder of Tenmuri Museum of Art), Tsukimori Toshifumi (staff member of the Japan Folk Crafts Museum), Sawayama Ryo (art critic), and others, compiled under the supervision of the exhibition curator, Aoyagi Ryuta.
This book includes 456 works on display in this exhibition (including 364 illustrations of works) as well as exhibition views from the Tenmokuri Museum in Hangzhou, China, which was designed by Renzo Piano.
The book is made up of an accumulation of 415 sheets/830 pages of paper, and the contents and material forms are presented equally throughout, creating a single volume that allows the reader to choose the order or rearrange the contents.

The exhibition is supervised by the curator Ryuta Aoyagi, and designed by Tomohiro Yokokawa. He is trilingual, Chinese, Japanese and English.

Product Information

release date 2024年7月24日

Part numberGJPN10868A-9784568105803

Specification Author: Tenmokuri Museum of Art
Published by Culture Convenience Club
Publisher: Bijutsu Shuppansha
Price: 25,000 yen + tax (book only)
Format/Specifications: B5/Sleeve box, Tatou, Shrink-wrapped
Number of pages: 830 pages *Consists of 415 unbound pieces of paper

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