Takeki Fujito (1934 – ) is highly respected both domestically and internationally as a woodcraftsman representing Hokkaido and as an artist who passes on the traditional sculpting techniques of the Ainu. The exhibition looks back on the 70 years of the artist’s creative activities by presenting early works in which he captured the quick movements of deer, bears and other animals with his prominent skills, life-size figures that monumentally represent the history and dignity of the Ainu, as well as related materials.
Sapporo Art MuseumFinished : The world full of life created by Ainu master carver, Fujito Takeki
- Exhibition period: October 14, 2017, to December 17, 2017
- Opening time: From 9:45 to 17:00 (Last admission to the Museum is 30 min. before closing time.)
- Venue:
Sapporo Art Museum
- View charges: Adults: 1,000yen(group: 800yen) College and High School Student: 600yen(group: 480yen) Elementary, Junior-High school students: 300yen(group: 240yen)
- open every day until November 3, Closed on Monday from November 4. (When a national holiday falls on Monday, the Art Park will open and close on next day, Tuesday.)
- Sponsored: Sapporo Art Museum (Sapporo Cultural Arts Foundation), The Foundation for Research and Promotion of Ainu Culture
- Support: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Hokkaido Government Board of Education, Ainu Association of Hokkaido, City of Sapporo, Sapporo City Board of Education
- Cooperation: The Sapporo Television Broadcasting Co.,Ltd.
- Grant: Agency for Cultural Affairs, Hokkaido Government
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