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Roppongi Hills

Hills Art & Life Project “Community Engagement Program”, “ ‘SUNSHOWER’ Exhibition x Funakoshi Masayo – Green Asia Culinary delight ‘Sacred Food’ Roppongi Art Night Version” Roppongi Hills Programs

Photo: Mikuriya Shinichiro Photo Courtesy: Roppongi Hills/Mori Art Museum, Tokyo

[Date]
9/30 (Sat)
* Multiple seatings / Booking required.
[Place]
Green Asia(Hillside B1F, Roppongi Hills)
[Note]
Details is posted online
(http://www.mori.art.museum/en/learning/358/index.html) .
As part of the “Community Engagement Program” hosted by Roppongi Hills & Mori Art Museum, the “Sacred Food” held in July will be recreated just for one night during Roppongi Art Night. Funakoshi Masayo, known for her fusion of food, culture, art, and design, will be serving dishes inspired by artists currently participating in the “SUNSHOWER: Contemporary Art from Southeast Asia 1980s to Now” exhibition. Enjoy Southeast Asian cuisine while watching the short film documenting the July event.

ARTISTS

Masayo Funakoshi

After majoring in art at the Pratt Institute, Masayo Funakoshi discovered creative potential in cuisine and subsequently graduated from cooking school in New York. After working at such restaurants in New York as Blue Hill, she spent time traveling around Europe and Asia. Funakoshi has crossed the Atlantic while serving as a chef on an Australian cruise ship, worked for a well-established hotel in Paris as a chef, and helped to launch kiln, a restaurant in Kyoto, as its chef and director. She is currently director of Food Anthology.