KATSU

KATSU

KATSU is a Japanese-American new media artist who graduated from Parsons and works in Brooklyn. He has had a major impact in the graffiti and hacker communities in the past decade, blending technology with artistic talent and humour.  His work has been featured in group shows at Fondation Cartier in Paris, France and Eyebeam in Brooklyn, NY, as well as in media outlets Wired, Juxtapoz, and CNN.

Select Solo Exhibitions

2020

KATSU: DOT, The Hole, New York, NY

2018

Memory Foam, The Hole, New York, NY

KATSU: DRONE, Diane Rosenstein, Los Angeles, CA

2017

AI Criminals, unknown location, San Francisco, CA

2015

Remember the Future, The Hole, New York, NY

2014

Drone Paintings, The Hole at Silicon Valley Contemporary, San Jose, CA

Select Group Exhibitions

2019

Beyond The Streets, Brooklyn, NY

The Seven Year Itch, Diane Rosenstein, Los Angeles, CA

2018

ALAC, The Hole, Los Angeles, CA

Seattle Art Fair, Diane Rosenstein, Seattle, WA

BEYOND THE STREETS, Gastman, Los Angeles, CA

2016

ALAC, The Hole, Los Angeles, CA

2015

Art Brussels, Brussels, Belgium

2013

Chicken or Beef: A Transcontinental Survey of Figurative Painting, The Hole, New York, NY

2009

Born in the Streets, Fondation Cartier, Paris, FR

Select Press

2010

Mutant Pop, organized by Dearraindrop, published by Loyal Papercraft

2012

“Taylor McKimens,” Juxtapoz, June 25