Keiko Hatori

1952 -
  • Ceramics
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    • Category
      Ceramics
    • Techniques
      Inlay ceramics
    • Born
      1952 -
    • Based in
      Kanagawa
    • Membership
      Full member, Japan Kogei Association
      Director, Totokai
    Keiko Hatori

    Style

    To express the beauty of forms, I paint on clay with different colors and materials, and apply the zogan (inlay) techniques with different line widths. With the goal of enhancing the harmony between the shape and colors, and the dignified balance of lines I am producing my ceramic works.

    Biography

    • 1980
      Entered the Ceramics Course at the Tekisui Museum of Art. Studied under KONDO Yutaka
    • 1983
      Became one of the staff under ARAKI Takako at the Yomiuri Culture Center
      Selected for the Japanese Shin-Kogei Exhibition
    • 1988
      Established the painting and ceramics school “Studio Keiten”
    • 1992
      Selected for the 47th Shinshou Kogei Exhibition. Selected successively between the 48th and 55th Exhibitions
    • 1996
      Became an affiliate of the Totokai. Submitted to the Totokai 70th Anniversary Exhibition at Tokyo Daimaru
    • 1997
      Selected for the 36th Exhibition of New Works of Traditional Art Crafts. Selected successively to date
    • 1998
      Selected for the 5th International Ceramics Festival Mino
      Solo exhibition at Yokohama Mitsukoshi
    • 1999
      Selected for the 37th Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition. Selected successively to date
    • 2000
      Selected for the 47th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition. Became a member of the Totokai
      Became a Yokohama Regional Lifelong Learning Lecturer (Classroom scenes were published in a secondary school textbook)
    • 2002
      Lecturer at the Kanazawa Sogo High School
    • 2003
      Selected for the 17th Japanese Ceramic Arts Exhibition 1st Section
    • 2004
      Selected for the 51st Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition. Selected successively to date
    • 2005
      Selected for the 1st Kikuchi Biennale
    • 2006
      Submitted to the Totokai 80th Anniversary Exhibition at Tokyo Daimaru
    • 2007
      Selected for the 2nd Kikuchi Biennale
      Selected for the 54th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition. Selected successively to date
      Full member, Japan Kogei Association
    • 2008
      Selected for the 8th International Ceramics Festival Mino
    • 2009
      Lecturer at the Yokohamaoyo High School
      Selected for the 49th Eastern Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition. Selected successively to date
    • 2010
      Lecturer at the College of Human and Environmental Studies, Kanto Gakuin University
    • 2012
      Director at the Totokai. 30th Anniversary Exhibition at the Nakamura Gallery in Shimodate
      Selected for the Eastern Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition. Submitted to the Palace Hotel Selection Exhibition
    • 2013
      Selected for the Eastern Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition. Submitted to the Sendai Kawatoku Department Store Selection Exhibition
      Selected for the 1st TOBI, the Ceramic Art Society of Japan Exhibition.
      Submitted to the Yokohama Takashimaya Selection Exhibition
      Submitted to the Ibaraki Crafts Association and Totokai Exhibition in commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of Hazan Itaya’s death (Museum of Modern Art, Ibaraki)
    • 2014
      Selected for the 2nd TOBI, the Ceramic Art Society of Japan Exhibition. Ibaraki Crafts Association and Totokai Small Works Exhibition at Nakamura Art Gallery
    • 2015
      Full member, Japan Kogei Association
      Director at Totokai
      Member, Traditional Art Crafts Kanagawa Branch
      Lecturer at Kanto Gakuin University and Kanazawa Sogo High School
    • 2016
      Become a member of the Ceramic Art Society of Japan
      Exhibit at Iwasado gallery, Kamakura
      Selected for the 63rd Japanese Traditional Crafts Exhibition
      Selected for the 9th Modern Tea Pottery Exhibition
    • 2017
      Selected for the 24th Japanese Ceramic Arts Exhibition
      Selected for the 11th International Ceramics Festival MINO
    • 2018
      Selected for the 5th TOBI, the Ceramic Art Society of Japan Exhibition
      Selected for the 65th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition

    Awards

    • 1999
      Received the Best New Artist Award at the Shinshou Kogei Exhibition
    • 2001
      Received the Grand Prize at the Kanagawa Prefectural Art Exhibition
    • 2006
      Received the Kawasaki Memorial Award at the Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition
    • 2008
      Received the Chairman’s Award at the Traditional Art Crafts Kanagawa Branch Exhibition
    • 2011
      Received the Special Award at the Southern Japan Women’s Art Exhibition
    • 2012
      Received the Jury’s Special Award at the Yamanashi Cultural Festival “Crafts” Public Exhibition
      Received the 20th Anniversary Award at the Traditional Art Crafts Kanagawa Branch Exhibition
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