Rob Sato is an artist, illustrator, and writer living and working in Los Angeles. Known for his watercolors and extensive drawing practice, he traverses a wide range of expression exploring the spaces between pictorial narrative and abstraction. Weaving autobiographical, historical, and fantastical imagery together, he mixes humor and beauty to create a wild, lush, and enigmatic dimension that overlays our own. He has exhibited his work around the world, including at the Japanese American National Museum. His work has been featured in publications such as Juxtapoz Magazine, The New York Times, Giant Robot Magazine, and New American Painting.
Inspired by the work of Stanley Hayami, featured in our upcoming exhibition, A Life in Pieces, Sato will lead us through some drawing games with memory recording, journaling, and autobiography in mind, in this interactive workshop designed to spark creativity in the middle of your day.
This program is held in conjunction with the exhibition, A Life in Pieces: The Diary and Letters of Stanley Hayami.
This workshop is free, but RSVPs are required using the ticket link.
You will be emailed links and instructions to join our conversation on Zoom. Please confirm that the email that you register with is the best way to reach you. Contact publicprograms@janm.org if you have any additional questions or specific access concerns.
This workshop is part of a new series of free, lunchtime art workshops that you can do with the supplies you have at home called Art Break. Art Break is made possible in part by a grant from the City of Los Angeles, Department of Cultural Affairs.
