ART FAIR TOKYO 2015 2 Women Show "Heaven and Earth"
Venue : ART FAIR TOKYO（Tokyo International Forum HallE）
Artists : Keiko Masumoto, Mai Miyake
About the Artist(s)
Keiko Masumoto | Keiko Masumoto
Biography
| 1982 | Born in Hyogo,Japan |
| 2007 | graduate from ceramic master's course in Kyoto City University of Arts |
| 2008 | Runner-up Prize in Tokyo Midtown Award Art Competition |
| 2009 | Grand prix in Tokyo Wonder Wall (sponsored by Tokyo metropolitan government) |
| 2010 | Guest Artist(University of the Arts/Philadelphia,US) |
| 2012 | Hyogo artist honorable mention |
| 2013 | Residency Artist(Victoria&Albert Museum/London) Now Based in Shiga, Japan |
Solo Exhibition
| 2008 | Ishida Taiseisha hall (Kyoto) |
| 2010 | Gallery Jin Projects(Tokyo) |
| 2011 | INAX GALLERYⅡ (Tokyo) Hyogo Museum of Art (Kobe) |
| 2012 | ICN gallery(London) |
| 2013 | Maishima Togeikan (Osaka) |
| 2014 | Tatsuno City Archives Museum (Tatsuno,Hyogo) |
| 2017 | ART FAIR TOKYO 2017 Keiko Masumoto Exhibition 「MASUMOTO EXPO」(Tokyo) |
Group Exhibition
| 2009 | the Power of Decoration/ Craft Gallery,The National Museum of Modern Art,Tokyo |
| 2010 | Melange / Imura Art Gallery(Kyoto) |
| 2011 | Works in Ceramic / Toyota Municipal Museum of Art (Toyota) |
| 2012 | Palamita Ceramic Award/Palamita Museum (Mie) |
| 2013 | La décoration/Nihonbashi Takashimaya (Nihonbashi) |
| 2014 | “Metamorphose” / Takashimaya (Kyoto, Osaka, Nagoya, Shinjuku, Nihonbashi) |
| 2015 | ART FAIR TOKYO 2015 Mai Miyake Keiko Masumoto ”Heaven and Earth” (Tokyo International Forum/Gallery Murakoshi Booth) |
| 2016 | Chie Matsumori Keiko Masumoto (Ginza Mitukoshi) |
Public Collection
V&A Museum (London)
Toyota Municipal Museum of Art (Toyota)
The Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park
Mai Miyake | Mai Miyake
Mai Miyake being self-taught, started working as a full time artist in 2001.her activities has expanded after the solo exhibition at Art Tower Mito (Ibaraki, Japan) and Creating a series of installation work at the window of Maison Hermes (Ginza ,Tokyo) in 2005, she has being in workshops, group and solo exhibitions at Setagaya Museum, Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art, Yokohama Art University, Keio University, Yokohama Civic Art Gallery, and established galleries such as Bunkamura Gallery, Gallery Murakoshi, Gallery Kochyukyo and more. She has also being shown at important Art Fairs like Art Fair Tokyo, Tobi Art Fair, Hong Kong International Art Fair, Fin Art Asia, and The Great East Japan Earthquake Charity Art Sale at Mori Museum and more. She received a scholarship for 2008-2009 Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts (Paris, France) Miyake's art works are rooted in the original Japanese sensibility that often forgotten by contemporary society. yet they are not limited in their scope to the realms of traditional art. They translate the wit and esprit, intelligence of the past into the language of the present. For this reason she is featured in several important books on Contemporary Japanese Art, such as "The Power of Japanese Contemporary Art" by ASCII (2008), "See & Saw Connections Between Japanese Art Then and Now" by Heibonsha(2010), "Nouvelle Garde de l'Art contemporain japonais" by Le Lézard Noir(2011), "Art that Spreads" by Toshihiro Asai, Artistic Director, Contemporary Art Center. Published by Kyuryudo (2013)
| 2004 | Solo Exhibitions "Time for Tea" Bunkamura Gallery (Tokyo, Japan) |
| 2005 | Solo Exhibitions "Criterium 65" Contemporary Art Center, Art Tower Mito (Ibaraki, Japan) Group Exhibitions "[express] Shanghai" Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art (Shanghai, China) |
| 2006 | Group Exhibitions "One Fine Day" Bunkamura Gallery (Tokyo, Japan) Tobi Art Fair spring '06 "SPRING COMES SHE WILL" Tobi Art Forum / Gallery Murakoshi (Tokyo, Japan) |
| 2007 | ART FAIR TOKYO 2007 "Luna Park" Gallery Murakoshi (Tokyo, Japan) Window display "COME RAIN OR SHINE" Maison Hermès, Ginza (Tokyo, Japan) Workshop, Setagaya Museum (Tokyo, Japan) |
| 2008 | Solo Exhibitions "Night Museum & Contemporary Tea Ceremony" Kakegawa Ninomaru Museum of Art (Shizuoka, Japan) Solo Exhibitions "Somewhere Sometime Somehow" Takashimaya Art Galleries (Traveling Exhibition, Japan) Koganecho Bazaar (Yokohama, Japan) |
| 2010 | Solo Exhibitions "A Little Prayer" Matsuzakaya Nagoya Art Gallery (Nagoya, Japan) Group Exhibitions "New Standard Crafts" 21st Century Museum of Art, Kanazawa (Ishikawa, Japan) Group Exhibitions "Oriente ed occidente uniti da un filo di carta washi" Instituto Italiano di Cultura (Tokyo, Japan), Villa Necchi Campiglio (Milan, Italy) |
| 2011 | Solo Exhibitions "Auspicious" Gallery Kochukyo (Tokyo, Japan) ART HK 11: Hong Kong International Art Fair (Hong Kong) Group Exhibitions "Spiritutainment" 100 Tonson Gallery (Bangkok, Thailand) The Great East Japan Earthquake Charity Art Sale, Gallery 1 at the Mori Art Museum (Tokyo, Japan) Charity Art Auction for the Great Earthquake Disaster in Eastern Japan, Tokyo Art Club (Tokyo, Japan) Group Exhibition "NEXT vol.1 Sparkling Days" Yokohama Civic Art Gallery (Yokohama, Japan) FINE ART ASIA 2011 (Hong Kong) |
| 2012 | Solo Exhibition "Down the Rabbit Hole" Bunkamura Gallery (Tokyo, Japan) Workshop "Forest of words" Hiyoshi campus Keio University, Raiosha Gallery (Yokohama, Japan) Solo Exhibition "Dead Angle" ICN gallery (London, UK) |
| 2013 | ART FAIR TOKYO 2013 "March drifting clouds bring forth April flowers" Gallery Murakoshi (Tokyo, Japan) Solo Exhibition "Little Lily - White Lie" Pola Museum Annex (Tokyo, Japan) |
| 2014 | Solo Exhibition "A Sign" Gallery Kochukyo (Tokyo, Japan) |
| 2015 | ART FAIR TOKYO 2015 "Heaven and Eaeth" Exhibition with Keiko Masumoto, Gallery Murakoshi (Tokyo, Japan) Produced atrium installation for new Oita Prefectural Art Museum, titled "Mai Miyake's World Cuckoo-Clock －WORLD could be safer place CLOCK". “Can Not See the Forest for the Trees” Tokyo Midtown DESIGN TOUCH 2015(Tokyo Japan) |
| 2017 | “Duodeimal” Nihonnbashi Takashimaya Art GalleryX(Tokyo Japan) “The Breath of Dragonfly” Tobi Museum Gallery Murakoshi(Tokyo. Japan) |
Mai Miyake Portfolio
Title: Down the Rabbit Hole
Mai Miyake's art works (2008-2012) vol.3
2012 Published by Hatori Press, Inc.
Title :KOKO DENAI DOKOKA -forget me not-
Mai Miyake's art works (2005-2008) vol.2
2008. Published by Geijutsu Shimbunsha,
Title: Welcome Home
Mai Miyake's art works (2002-2005) vol.1
2005. Published by Gallery Murakoshi
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