Hiroshi Kikuchi
- Ceramics
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$2,000 - 3,000
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- CategoryCeramics
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Born1954 -
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MembershipSecretary, TOBI, the Ceramic Art Society of Japan
Committee member, Ibaraki Art Crafts Association
Committee member, Ibaraki Art Exhibition
Biography
- Born in Koishikawa, Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo
- Graduated Department of Business Administration,
Meiji Gakuin University
Interested in ceramic art while at university, and joined Seitou Fukuda, Kasama City
After university graduation, enrolled Aichi Prefectural Seto Pottery Senior High School
Advanced Course, and studied under KAWAHARA Yasutaka - 1975Started training for ceramics at a Kasama ware pottery
- 1982Opened his studio Sanogama in Gozen Yamamura Village (present Hitachiomiya City)
- 1993Solo exhibition, Matsuya Ginza Art gallery (solo exhibitions held every other year to date)
- 1995Full member, Japan Kogei Association
- 1996Traveled to France to study ceramics sponsored by Japan Foundation
Participated in Group Exhibition at Artist Atelier, Paris
Exhibit at Kansai International Airport Art Space, supported by the Fuji Fire and Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. - 2000Submitted to "Ibaraki Contemporary Ceramics" Celebrating the Opening of the Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum
- 2004Submitted to Special Exhibition "Ibaraki Contemporary Ceramics," Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum
Submitted to Special Exhibition “The Beauty of Ceramics,” Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum - 2005Submitted to 4th Modern Ibaraki Artists Exhibition, the Museum of Modern Art, Ibaraki
Participated in the planning of the Japan and France Contemporary Ceramic Exchange Exhibition 2005 in Kasama, Kasama Nichido Museum of Art, and other galleries
Submitted to Special Exhibition "Liveliness of Patterns," Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum - 2006Jury member, Ibaraki Art Festival Exhibition (also in 2012)
Invited to submit to Special Exhibition "Japan Ceramics," Musée National de la Céramique, Paris
Submitted to Special Exhibition "Ceramics with Lines," Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum - 2007Submitted to 5th Anniversary of Modern Ibaraki Artists Exhibition, the Museum of Modern Art, Ibaraki
Group Exhibition, the Carlin Gallery, Paris, France
Purchased and collected by Musée National de la Céramique, France
Group Exhibition, Ross & Rayner Ceramic International, Holland - 2010"KASAMA, Roots and Development," Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum
"Insistent Ceramics, Kikuchi Hiroshi Exhibition" planned by Joyo Geibun Center - 2012Submitted to 7th Modern Ibaraki Artists Exhibition, the Museum of Modern Art, Ibaraki
Produced a flower vase for the offering of flowers to celebrate 550th Anniversary of Ikenobo Origin of Ikebana; collected by Ibaraki Prefectural Office
Awards
- 1985Received the Grand Prize at the Ibaraki Art Festival
Exhibition, and again in 1990 - 1987Received the Best New Artist Award
at the 42nd Shinsho Kogei Exhibition - 1988Selected for the '88 International Ceramics Exhibition
- 1989Selected for the 1st Ceramics Biennale '89 and
again in 1991 - 1990Selected for the 30th Japanese Traditional Art Crafts
New Works Exhibition (Selected every year to date)
Selected for the 37th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition (Selected 14 times to date) - 1991Selected for the 20th Anniversary Chozan Awards and
the Ceramics Biennale - 1999Received the Mainichi Incentive Award at the Northern Kanto Ceramics Exhibition
- 2000Received the Itaya Hazan Prize at the Ibaraki Art Festival Exhibition
- 2001Received the Mainichi Runner-up Award
at the Northern Kanto Ceramics Exhibition - 2005Received the Governor of Hokkaido Prize
at the 2005 Otaki Hokkaido Ceramics Exhibition - 2010Received the Japan Kogei Association Award at the 38th Exhibition of Traditional Ceramic Art
Received the Silver Award at the Otaki Hokkaido Ceramics Exhibition - 2011Selected for the 21st Japan Ceramic Arts Exhibition
(Hosted by Mainichi Shimbun Newspapers)
Received the Second Prize at the Tokyo-New York
Friendship Ceramic Competition
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