Rare: "Design of Art: Applications of Seeing/Making" Kenjiro Okazaki

This is a hard-core exploration of expressive techniques that go beyond the manual, covering art, music, architecture, dance, and more, by Kenjiro Okazaki, a sculptor and critic. It's a textbook for "the place of creation" to understand and master techniques across genres. It transcends various forms of expression to get to the heart of the techniques. Includes a guide to usable applications and archives.

Kenjiro Okazaki
Born in Tokyo in 1955. Since the 1980s, he has exhibited in numerous international exhibitions, including the Paris Biennale and the India Triennale. In 2002, he held a large-scale solo exhibition at the Sezon Museum of Modern Art. He has also been involved in a wide range of activities, such as participating as a director in the Japanese Pavilion at the 8th Venice Architecture Biennale held in the same year. His main publications include "Renaissance: The Conditions of Experience" (Chikuma Shobo), "Kanji and Architecture" (co-authored, INAX Publishing), "Rerorero-kun" (co-authored with Kyonmi Pak, Shogakukan), "Popape Popipappu" (co-authored with Shuntaro Tanikawa, Crayon House), and "Preparing for Painting!" (dialogue with Toshio Matsuura, Asahi Shuppan). He is a professor at the International Research Institute of Humanities, Kinki University. He lives in Tokyo.

Publisher: Film Artsha
Release Date: 2007
Paperback: 256 pages
Size: A5

This is a rare book.
There are slight scratches on the cover, but it is in overall good condition. Thank you for your consideration.