The Sony Design: MAKING MODERN exhibition was held in Kyoto from November 27 to 29, 2015. This page contains information about the exhibition
—which conveyed Sony’s spirit of taking on challenges that it has maintained since its foundation, expressed as “doing what has never been done before”
—and a report on the talk featuring six Sony designers.
The Sony Design: MAKING MODERN exhibition took place in spring 2015 in Ginza, Tokyo and was then revamped for the autumn exhibition in Kyoto for three days only. The exhibition included 34 models from successive generations such as the ICB-650, a transceiver nicknamed “Little John” that was released in 1972; the Walkman® WM-2 that gave birth to today's "listen on the go" lifestyle; the latest products released this year including h.ear™ on and MESH™;
and prototypes in the Life Space UX series. The large number of visitors was mainly comprised of students;
they leisurely enjoyed the exhibition while referring to the display captions with commentary from the viewpoint of design.
Period: November 27 (Friday) – November 29 (Sunday), 2015
Location: Kyoto University of Art and Design Uryuyama Campus
Organizer: Sony Corporation
Talk program
* This event has ended. Thank you to the many people who attended.
This next page contains information about the presentations by the six designers.