Goodbye, Things: The New Japanese Minimalism

“Sasaki not only describes how he cleaned out his apartment, but has a list of everything he earns, and suggests that you try to buy the same things. He tells you why you should live with only one low table instead of, you know, a dining room. So I think this book in particular presents a particular aesthetic and style that goes with ‘the minimalist lifestyle.’” Read more...

The best books on Minimalism

Kyle Chayka, Art Historians, Critics & Curator