| Birth: |
1952,
Sendai, Japan |
| Permanent
Home: |
Los
Angeles |
| Education: |
Graduated
1975, Miyagi University |
| Employment: |
1975-1984,
Instructor of Art,
Shiraume Gakuen College, Tokyo |
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| GROUP
& INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS |
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| 2007 |
Böhm
Residence, Vienna, Austria, ¬Permanent Installation,
“Owl”. |
| 2005 |
Patricia
Faure Gallery, Keiko Kasai and Jesse Simon, Curator: Heather
Harmon |
| 2004 |
Patricia
Faure Gallery, “Summer Camp,” Curator: Patricia
Faure |
| 2000 |
Doizaki
Gallery, Japan America Cultural and Community Center |
| 1998-1999 |
Artluxe
Gallery, "Liquid Stone" Director: Richard Cabo
JACCC, Doizaki Gallery, "Design East/West,"
Curator: Hirokazu Kosaka |
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1998
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Bernie
Grundman Mastering, Installation: "Torch" |
| 1997 |
Bernard
Milken Jewish Community Campus, Finegood Art Gallery
"Roots, Rituals and Spirituality"
Museum of Arts Downtown Los Angeles
"Notes From The East" |
| 1993 |
Herbert
Palmer Gallery, L.A. Summerfest ‘93
Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Barnsdall Art Park
"Engaging Materials," Curator: Lizetta LeFalle-Collins
Japanese American Cultural and Community Center
Doizaki Gallery, "Stone, Wood, Metal," Curator:
Hirokazu Kosaka |
| 1992 |
The
Claremont Graduate School, "Stone Alone"
Curators: Katherine Ayer, Mary Beth Fletcher
Santa Monica Museum of Art, "Breaking Barriers"
Curator: Thomas Rhoads |
| 1991 |
USC
Lindhurst Gallery; "Forbidden Language — Beauty
& Culture"
Curator: Olivia Sanchez-Brown |
| 1989-90 |
Tokoro
Gallery; Director: Kerry Tomlinson |
| 1987 |
Japanese
American Cultural and Community Center
Doizaki Gallery; "Autumnfest" Curator: Hirokazu
Kosaka
Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art
"Living Spaces"; Curator: Jerry Wellman
Japanese American Cultural and Community Center
Doizaki Gallery; "AJA: Emerging Artists"Curator:
Hirokazu Kosaka |
| 1986 |
Long
Beach Museum of Art; "Japan/America"
Curator: Patricia Boutelle |
| 1985 |
Los
Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art
"Recent Designs"; Curator: Jerry Wellman
385 North; Curator: Putter Pence |
| 1984 |
Zenshuji
Gallery, Los Angeles; "Zen Art" |
| 1983 |
Tokyo
Modern Art Museum
"Biwako Contemporary Sculpture" |
| 1982 |
Tokyo
Capital Museum
"Contemporary Art of Japan"
Hibiya Park and Hibiya Gallery, Tokyo
"The Dot Show"
Kanagawa Prefecture Gallery, Yokohama
"Contemporary Art" |
| 1981 |
Yokohama
City Gallery
"The Dot Show" |
| 1980 |
Saint
Dominic School, Tokyo
"Riverbed" (permanent stone monument)
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| 1979 |
Ginza
Art Hall, Tokyo
"Dialogue With Stone" |
| 1975-83 |
Tokyo
Capital Museum (Annual)
"Contemporary Monumental Sculpture" |