Works by Hiroshi Sugimoto (BFA 74 Photography) blur the line between reality and fantasy, truth and fiction, life and death. The internationally renowned, multi-disciplinary artist has created a body of work spanning photography, sculpture, installation and architecture.

Sugimoto's images harness the power of visual delight to question conventions. From his diorama displays challenging the concept that a camera never lies, to his Lightning Fields series that abandoned the camera entirely, his artworks have been exhibited around the world, from the Guggenheim to the Smithsonian—and, soon, ArtCenter.

Hiroshi Sugimoto Micro-Exhibition, courtesy of the Sarofim Collection.

On October 22, a selection of Sugimoto’s photographs will be on display at ArtCenter’s South Campus. This micro-exhibition will be on view through November 3, offering a rare opportunity to view a selection of Sugimoto’s work, courtesy from the collection of Trustee Phillip Sarofim’s collection.

Exhibiton dates
Tuesday, October 22 — Sunday, November 3

Hover Space hours
Tuesday-Saturday: 10 a.m. — 6 p.m.
Sunday: Noon — 5 p.m.