About
Yoshihiro Katô
Overview
Yoshihiro Katō (1936-2018) was an artist and one of the founding members, along with Shinichi Iwata, of the avant-garde arts group Zero Jigen (Zero Dimension) in the early 1960s. Beginning with Haitsukubari kōshin (Crawling Procession), staged in January 1963 in the Sakae district of Nagoya, over a long period of time they executed an extraordinary number of performances known as “Rituals” in Tokyo and elsewhere.
Known for
Acting |
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1969 | Funeral Parade of Roses | Actor | (uncredited) | 63 Fair |
1969 | The Sea Anemone | Actor | Kashiwagi | N/A N/A |
1969 | The Deserted Archipelago | Actor | 59 Average |
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1969 | Cybele: A Pastoral Ritual in Five Scenes | Actor | 58 Average |
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Directing |
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1976 | Brahmin | Directing | Director | N/A N/A |
1970 | The White Hare of Inaba | Directing | Director | N/A N/A |