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Satoru Sakakibara

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Sakakibara Satoru

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1948-05-03 (Nishio, Aichi, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
Art historian, University professor, Curator, Museum director
活動期間
1972年〜
所属
Gunma Prefectural Women's University (Professor Emeritus), Okazaki City Museum of Art & Okazaki World Children's Art Museum (Director), Suntory Museum of Art (former chief curator)

学歴

Waseda University
Faculty of Letters / Department of Art History
学位: 学士
期間: 1969-1972
卒業年: 1972
国: Japan
Undergraduate degree in art history
Waseda University Graduate School
学位: 文学博士(学位取得年: 2003)
期間: 1974-1979(博士課程単位取得満期退学)、のちに博士号取得(2003)
卒業年: 2003
国: Japan
Left doctoral program after completing credits (1979); later awarded Doctor of Letters in 2003 for research on presentation folding screens

受賞歴

Arts Encouragement Prize — Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award
2003
対象作品: Bridges of Beauty
主催: Agency for Cultural Affairs / Arts Encouragement Awards
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Walking the Landscapes of Folding Screens

1997年 Art criticism / Art history

An accessible study of folding-screen paintings, explaining compositions and viewing perspectives while introducing the appeal of Japanese folding screens through museum-centered discussions.

folding screensviewing perspectivesJapanese art

The Playfulness of Japanese Painting

1998年 Art history

Examines playfulness and visual tricks in Japanese painting, presenting approachable explanations on how to enjoy works of art.

playvisual trickeryJapanese painting

Bridges of Beauty: Folding Screens Sent Abroad

2002年 Art history / Exhibition-style study

Studies folding screens that were sent abroad, exploring their circulation and cultural exchange; the work contributed to his 2003 Arts Encouragement Prize.

folding screenscultural exchangecirculation

Enjoying Edo Paintings: Visual Tricks

2003年 Art history / Guide

Deciphers visual effects and techniques in Edo-period paintings, offering an introductory guide accessible to general readers.

Edo paintingsvisual effectstechniques

How to Look at Japanese Painting

2004年 Art appreciation

A clear guide to points of appreciation and historical background of Japanese painting.

appreciation guidehistorical context

Kaleidoscope of Edo Painting: The Genealogy of Comic Pictures

2007年 Art history

A genealogical study tracing diverse expressions in Edo painting such as comic pictures and humorous prints.

comic picturesEdo culturegenealogy

Kano Tanyu: Portrait of a Court Painter

2014年 Biographical study / Art history

A study of Kano Tanyu, examining his life, works, and role as a court painter in early modern Japan.

Kano schoolartistic analysisearly modern painting

Folding Screens and the Japanese

2018年 Cultural history / Art history

Examines Japanese spatial perception and aesthetics through the lens of folding screens.

folding screensspatial perceptionaesthetics

全著作

  • Walking the Landscapes of Folding Screens
  • The Playfulness of Japanese Painting
  • Bridges of Beauty: Folding Screens Sent Abroad
  • Enjoying Edo Paintings: Visual Tricks
  • How to Look at Japanese Painting
  • Kaleidoscope of Edo Painting: The Genealogy of Comic Pictures
  • Kano Tanyu: Portrait of a Court Painter
  • Folding Screens and the Japanese
  • Japanese Cloisonné (co-authored)

作風・主題

文体
Clear, erudite expositionBalances scholarly analysis with readability for general audiences
頻出モチーフ
folding screensvisual tricksplay and appreciation

評価・遺産

A scholar of early modern Japanese art who linked academic research on folding screens with public education in art appreciation; known for curatorial work and museum leadership.

記念館・博物館

  • Okazaki City Museum of Art Okazaki, Aichi, Japan
  • Okazaki World Children's Art Museum Okazaki, Aichi, Japan

豆知識

  • Born in Nishio, Aichi Prefecture.
  • Served as chief curator at the Suntory Museum of Art.
  • Awarded the Arts Encouragement Prize (Minister of Education) in 2003 for 'Bridges of Beauty'.
  • Appointed director of Okazaki City Museum of Art and Okazaki World Children's Art Museum in 2010.