Kenjiro Okazaki “The Kaiso of Vision”
Kenjiro Okazaki’s solo exhibition “The Kaiso of Vision” is now on view at the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art.
As the largest-scale exhibition of Okazaki’s career so far, it has drawn considerable attention.
Eight Types of Flyers
Eight different flyers have been produced, all featuring the ≪Okachimachi Series≫ — a set of works with the same form but rendered in different colors — as their motif.
The ≪Okachimachi Series≫ is one of Kenjiro Okazaki’s signature three-dimensional work series, in which the form, color, and appearance shift depending on the viewer’s position and angle; the current exhibition displays the largest number of these pieces to date.
To help audiences appreciate the works, the eight variations possible in print production were produced.
Below, we reveal all eight flyer variations.
*Click each image to enlarge.
The eight flyer types have been distributed randomly to art-related venues (museums, galleries, etc.) and public facilities, with no particular rules about which color goes where.
*Some locations may have all colors on display.
Overview
Kenjiro Okazaki – The Kaiso of Vision
Venue: Toyota Municipal Museum of Art
Dates: Saturday, November 23, 2019 – Monday (holiday), February 24, 2020
Closed: Mondays, Saturday, December 28 – Saturday, January 4
*Open on Monday (holiday), January 13, and Monday (holiday), February 24
Hours: 10:00–17:30 (last admission at 17:00)
Admission: Adults: 1,300 yen (1,100 yen) / High school and university students: 900 yen (800 yen) / Junior high school students and younger: free *Prices in parentheses are advance tickets and group rates for parties of 20 or more.
Organized by: Toyota Municipal Museum of Art
Cooperation: LIXIL Corporation, Nakagawa Chemical Inc.
