The Mori Art Museum showcases six artists, including Hiroshi Sugimoto, whose careers propelled them beyond the confines of Japan during the post-WWII rapid economic growth period.

This exhibition highlights the universal appeal of Japanese aesthetics and Sugimoto’s concern with the broader themes of time and history and human consciousness.

Hiroshi Sugimoto presents a bold, contemporary interpretation of the classic drama using Bunraku puppet theater with music by Seiji Tsurusawa and video by Tabaimo and Sugimoto.

Hiroshi Sugimoto joins forces with the choreographer Alessio Silvestrin, a colleague of William Forsythe, for a new production with the dancers of the Company. Set to a selection of songs by the...

Following a successful renovation of the museum’s lobby by Hiroshi Sugimoto, the museum began working with Sugimoto to develop a concept design for the garden. The new vision will create spaces for...

Sugimoto will speak at the Collège de France, at the Amphithéâtre Marguerite de Navarre in Paris, as part of its festivities celebrating the 350th anniversary of the Paris Opera. The artist has...

“Quattro Ragazzi: Hopes and Illusions of the Momoyama Renaissance – Europe through the Eyes of Hiroshi Sugimoto and the Tensho Embassy” showcases the exuberant art and culture that flourished during the Momoyama...

Sugimoto’s photographs are the subject of a solo exhibition at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art in Tel Aviv, Israel. The exhibition includes a selection from his Diorama, Seascapes and Theater series.

For the Current Work lecture series at the Architectural League of New York, he will discuss four design projects: • Commissioned to restore the 15th-century Go-Oh Shrine in Naoshima, Japan, he created...

Hiroshi Sugimoto’s photographs and architectural projects will be on display at an exhibition at the Palace of Versailles, in the gardens of the Grand Trianon. “Sugimoto will be the first contemporary artist...

Hiroshi Sugimoto brings traditional Japanese theater to Paris, France, as part of Le Festival d'Automne à Paris. The work, entitled Sambasô, divine dance, takes the audience back to the dawn of humanity...

'Still Life' features forty photographs by Hiroshi Sugimoto. Sugimoto's work is reminiscent of that of the Flemish primitives - true precursors of photography - with whom they share many characteristics such as...

Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Turin, presents 'Le Notti Bianche', the debut of Hiroshi Sugimoto’s new group of images of classical Italian opera theaters. Sugimoto’s avid interest in the relationship between time, the...

Château La Coste's new Renzo Piano Photography Pavilion will be inaugurated with The Sea and the Mirror, an exhibition of photography by Hiroshi Sugimoto. Curator Philip Larratt-Smith has made a careful selection...