It is the catalogue published in conjunction with the exhibition Mini-Max at the Shiseido Gallery in 2005.
This exhibition, 'mini-max,' was organized as a protest against the age of convenience. Three artists, Keiko Sadakane, Isao Sato, and Hongchun Park, take a great deal of time and care in the production of their work. All of them make art that is composed of a maximal accumulation of minimal elements.
Artist biographies is included.
This exhibition, 'mini-max,' was organized as a protest against the age of convenience. Three artists, Keiko Sadakane, Isao Sato, and Hongchun Park, take a great deal of time and care in the production of their work. All of them make art that is composed of a maximal accumulation of minimal elements.
Artist biographies is included.
Access level
Onsite
Location code
EX.JAP.MIM
Language
English,
Japanese
Keyword
Publication/Creation date
2005
No of pages
27
ISBN / ISSN
Nil
No of copies
1
Content type
catalogue
Chapter headings
Convenience Stores, Pi, and Titles of Artworks: Thoughts on the Environment Surrounding the 'mini-max' Exhibition - Masaki HIGUCHI, 樋口昌樹
Commentary on the Work: Seeing - Yumi TAKAISHI
Mini-Max
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