[Fukuoka]Satoru Jogasaki Solo Exhibition "To the Mind, That Is a Sky"　March 27th (Sat) April 11th (Sun), 2021

Satoru Jogasaki Solo Exhibition "To the Mind, That Is a Sky"
March 27th (Sat) April 11th (Sun), 2021
10:00am-6:00pm (Open every day during the event)
Venue: MIZOE ART GALLERY FUKUOKA

*The artist will be present at the gallery on 28,29,30,31 March, 2021.

Five years have passed since the last solo exhibition. Reunion with JOGASAKI and new works after all this time. Though I was worried during the time he was in silence, there was the world that has not changed. The world full of warmth and affection, and the artist who seriously faces art. The painted motifs in the poetic image are pure, quietly, and seem to be fulfilled with happiness to be themselves. It is exactly like the heart of the artist himself.
At the same time, Fukuoka Asian Art Museum holds an exhibition that shows only large works among which mainly new works with past representative works. We hope you visit both of the exhibitions to experience the world of an artist, Satoru JOGASAKI.
Kazunobu Abe, Mizoe Art Gallery

Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, solo exhibition1 (admission free)
"Things that Were Created" Satoru JOGASAKI Exhibition, Dates: Thursday, 1st April 2021～ Tuesday, 6th April
Sunday, 4th April 2021 "Yuria Ito Piano Concert" Morning Program 11:00～, Afternoon Program 15:00～

Satoru JOGASAKI/
Born in 1950
Tama Art University
Lives in Kagoshima

1979 Received Ebihara Prize in Southern Japan Art Exhibition
1991 Received Special Merit Award in Ueno Royal Museum Grand Prize Exhibition
1996 Yasui Award Exhibition
1997 Received Grand Prize in Biennale Exhibition of Arts in Makurazaki
2000 Contemporary Japanese Paintings Exhibition
Solo exhibition
2001 “The Sower” at Nanmeikan Museum, Kagoshima
2009 “Bowl of Wind” at Miyake Museum of Art
Exhibitions (solo/group): Keio Department Store, Yamakataya Art Gallery, the Ueno Royal Museum, and Tokyo Station gallery.
Public Collection: Kagoshima Prefectural Office, Kagoshima City Museum of Art, the Ueno Royal Museum, Nanmeikan Museum, Nagashima Museum, Miyake Museum of Art, and more.


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