Arata Nagano
- Metalwork
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Price Range
$2,000 - 7,000
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- CategoryMetalwork
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TechniquesClay mold casting
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Born1972 -
- Based inSaitama
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MembershipFull member, Japan Kogei Association
Secretary, Japan Kogei Association Metalworks Section
Chief Secretary of the Japan Kogei Association Eastern Japan Branch
Saitama Artists Association

Biography
- 1972Born as the eldest son of 2nd generation NAGANO Tetsushi
- 1993Graduated from the Metalwork Crafts Course at the Takaoka National College (Currently the University of Toyama)
- 2002Completed his training at Kikuchi Hojudo, Yamagata Prefecture
- 2003Selected for the Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition for the first time
Selected successively for the Japan Traditional Art Crafts Eastern Branch Exhibition, the Japanese Traditional Metalwork Exhibition, and the Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition - 2004Participated in the “Metalwork Art Exhibition” at the Shinjuku Keio Department Store
- 2006Held a 2-men Exhibition with senior fellow apprentice EDA Kei at the Shinjuku Keio Department Store
- 2008Held the Nagano Family Exhibition at the Shinjuku Keio Department Store
- 2009Received the Best New Artist Award at the Japanese Traditional Metalwork Exhibition
Held the “Shinsengumi ARTIZAN – Tea Utensils by Young Artists Exhibition” in July
Selected for the Sano Renaissance Exhibition in August - 2010Held the 2nd “Shinsengumi ARTIZAN – Tea Utensils by Young Artists Exhibition” in July
- 2011Received the Eastern Japan Branch Manager’s Award at the Eastern Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition
Held the “Shinsengumi ARTIZAN – New Age Artiste” Exhibition at JR Osaka Station Isetan Mitsukoshi - 2012Held the “ART FACTORY’s Elite” Exhibition at the 8th floor Art Gallery of Shibuya Tokyu
Selected for the Biennale of the Tea Ceremony Today -Utility and Form-
Appeared in former Japanese international footballer Nakata Hidetoshi’s ReVALUE NIPPON
Full member, Japan Kogei Association
Secretary at the Japan Kogei Association Metalwork Section
Secretary at the Japan Kogei Association Eastern Branch
Member, Saitama Artists Association
*1st generation Nagano Tetsushi 1900-1975 (Important Intangible Cultural Property Holder)
*2nd generation Nagano Tetsushi 1942-
HP:http://www.nagano-kobo.com - 2014Held the 2nd generation NAGANO Tetsushi 2-men Exhibition at the Shinjuku Keio Department Store
- 2015Received the MOA Museum of Art Award at the 55th Traditional Art Crafts Eastern Japan Branch Exhibition
Solo exhibition at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi,Nagano Arata Foundry Exhibition~IMOJI~
Style
I use wazuku, which is Japanese iron from ancient times, and produce teakettles.
By applying traditional technology such as horobiki*, the loam mold casting process or iron smelted in a furnace, I aim at the creation of works incorporating modern concepts.
*A technique to make a mold by putting a mix of kneaded river sand and clay wash into a molding box, and pulling it around a wooden pattern.
Awards
- 2009Received the Best New Artist Award at the Japanese Traditional Metalwork Exhibition
- 2011Received the Eastern Branch Manager’s Award at the Eastern Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition
- 2015Received the MOA Museum of Art Award at the Eastern Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition
Atelier
Nagano-kobo
- Phone048-786-6632
- E-mailtrialart314@gmail.com
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