Aki Sasamoto
Photo: Paul O'Reilly
Born 1980 in Yokohama, Japan. Lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.
Aki Sasamoto’s installations and performances explore the nuances and peculiarities of everyday life. She uses sculpture, movement, video, and sound to transform mundane actions into theatrical events.
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Secrets of My Mother's Child, April 2009
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Aki Sasamoto, still from Secrets of My Mother’s Child, 2009. Performance and installation. Collection of the artist. Photograph by Arturo Vidich
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Secrets of My Mother's Child, April 2009
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Secrets of My Mother's Child, April 2009
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Secrets of My Mother's Child, April 2009
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Cooking Show, January 2006
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Remembering/Modifying/Developing, September 2008
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Remembering/Modifying/Developing, September 2008
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Remembering/Modifying/Developing, September 2008
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Remembering/Modifying/Developing, September 2008
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Remembering/Modifying/Developing, September 2008
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feedback, April 2006
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feedback, December 2006
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Everything Chidambaram - Praying Project, collaboration with Jeffrey Schiff, April 2005
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Everything Chidambaram - Praying Project, collaboration with Jeffrey Schiff, April 2005
Feature in Art Asia Pacific
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Press
T Magazine/The New York Times (February 2010)
T Magazine/The New York Times (February 2010)
Artforum (July 2009; note: registration required)
Art in Review; Momus with Aki Sasamoto
New York Times (May 2009)
When Everyday Things Become Something Strange
New York Times (April 2009)
Culture Push
Sasamoto co-founded and co-directs Culture Push
Culture Push is about hands-on learning, group problem solving, serious play and creating connections. The mission of Culture Push is to create a lively exchange of ideas between many different communities; artists and non-artists, professional practitioners and laypeople, across generations, neighborhoods, and cultures. Culture Push serves a diverse international community of thinkers and do-ers from all different professions. Culture Push focuses on collaboration and group learning through active participatory experiences, including practical symposia, artists’ projects, residencies, educational workshops, and dinners.
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