Toshun Kobayashi
- Ceramics
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Price Range
$4,000 - 6,000
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- CategoryCeramics
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TechniquesInlay ceramics
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Born1941 -
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MembershipFull member, Japan Kogei Association
Member, TOBI, the Ceramic Art Society of Japan
Member, Nagano Prefectural Crafts Association
Member, Nagano Ceramic Artists Association
Member, Hokushin Art Association
Member, Shinshu Art Association
Member, Japan Ceramics Society
Biography
- 1941Born in Takada-nakamura, Nagano City
- 1960Graduated from Nagano Prefecture Nagano Senior High School
- 1970Studied under MIYAZAWA Muan at a Okushinano Wares kiln
- 1972Established the “Kitashinano Ware” kiln at Shinshu Makinosato
- 1977Studied damascening at the Ji Suntak kiln in South Korea
Jury member at the Hokushin Exhibition - 1978Studied overglaze enamels for 3 months at the Tajimi City Pottery Design and Technical Center
Studied lathing in Shigaraki - 1988Jury member at the Prefectural Crafts Exhibition
- Selected for the Asia Gendai Bijutsuten (Submitted to the Ho Chi Minh City Selected Works Exhibition, Vietnam)
Selected for the Japanese Traditional Art Crafts New Works Exhibition
Selected for the 5th Japanese Ceramic Arts Exhibition
Selected for the Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition (31st, 32nd, 51st, and 60th Exhibitions)
Selected for the Bonsai Wares Exhibition
Selected for the Snow Design Exhibition
Selected for the Tableware Contest
Selected for the Modern Ceramics Exhibition Competition (Kobe Biennale) 2 times, and received the Incentive Award once - 2013Selected for the 1st TOBI, Ceramic Art Society of Japan Exhibition
24 solo exhibitions at Nagano Tokyu, Ueda Seibu, Ueda Kimura Ceramics Salon, Ikebukuro Tobu, Gallery 82, Sun Gallery Sumie, Matsumoto Inoue, Takashimaya Kashiwa Store, and Niigata Mitsukoshi
Group exhibitions at Ginza Kuroda Touen, Nihonbashi Takashimaya, Nagoya Mitsukoshi, Niigata Mitsukoshi, Nihonbashi Tokyu, Shinjuku Mitsukoshi, and Kobe Sogo
Style
Zogan (inlay) technique
Awards
- Received the Prefectural Board of Education Award at the Prefectural Exhibition (the work was later purchased by the Nagano Prefecture)
Nagano Crafts Exhibition (Received the Grand Prize twice, and other awards 4 times)
Issuikai Ceramics Exhibition (Received the Issuikai Award and the Incentive Award twice)
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