—Photography: Katsuhiro Saiki
—Design: Katsuhiro Saiki
—11.69" x 8.27"
—Soft cover
—22 pages
—Edition of 300
—2013
Session Press is pleased to announce, “For the Sake of Future Days,” the first official monograph by distinguished conceptual artist Katsuhiro Saiki.
“For the Sake of Future Days” celebrates over a decade of art practice through installation, sculpture and photography by Saiki. Saiki challenges our perception to gain a new visual language through an ever-evolving use of the landscape, architecture and sky.
Embracing minimalist aesthetics and contemporary critical theories, Saiki continues to create conceptual photographic work and examines the possibility of photographic subjectivity in contemporary visual society.
セッションプレス第3弾の写真集は、国際的に活躍するアーティスト、齋木克裕の初の作品集です。素材として自ら撮影した空や建物、物体、風景の写真を実験的に構成することで、写真の新たな可能性を模索・創造します。300部限定で、デザインも齋木自身が手がけました。
Katsuhiro Saiki
(Tokyo, 1969)
Katsuhiro Saiki was born in Japan in 1969. Saiki is a Japanese artist whose photographic practice has been published, exhibited and collected internationally. He had the exhibitions in the major galleries and museums in Europe, Japan and the United States: Nederlands Foto Instituut, Rotterdam; MoMA PS1, New York; Japan Society, New York; ISE Cultural Foundation, New York; House of Photography, Moscow; Neues Museum Weserburg, Bremen; The Ueno Royal Museum, Tokyo; Kawasaki City Museum, Kanagawa; Artist Space, NYC; hpgrp Gallery, NYC; SCAI, Tokyo; galerie Murata and Friends, Berlin; KunsMARKE, Vienna; Polaroid Gallery, Tokyo; Gallery MAKI, Tokyo.
Saiki received renowned fellowships and residence programs, including Japanese government overseas study program for Artists from The Agency for Cultural Affairs, Japan, International Studio Program, P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center / MoMA, New York and Japan-United States Arts Program, Asian Cultural Council, New York.
His public collection includes DZ Bank, Frankfurt; The Japan Foundation, Tokyo; Museum Franz Gertsch, Burgdorf; Lafrenz Collection, Hamburg; Reinkig Collection, Hamburg.
齋木克裕
(1969年・東京生まれ)
アジアン・カルチュラル・カウンシルの助成で2002年にMoMA PS1のインターナショナル・スタジオ・プログラムに参加し、以後拠点をニューヨークに移す。 過去の主な展覧会にオランダ写真美術館(ロッテルダム)、Artists Space(ニューヨーク)、MoMA PS1(ニューヨーク)、Japan Society(ニューヨーク)、House of Photography(モスクワ)、川崎市市民ミュージアム(神奈川)などがある。2004年には文化庁より新進芸術家の海外研修助成を受けている。主なコレクションに国際交流基金(東京)、DZ銀行(フランクフルト)、Museum Franz Gertsch(バーグドルフ)など。