Junko Yamamoto is a visual artist born and raised in Tokyo Japan. She started drawing at the age of three and knew then she wanted to become an artist. Junko moved to the states alone to go study abroad the age of 16. Graduated from Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle with Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree Cum Laude in 1999. Her main medium has been oil painting; she also produces printmaking, animated video installations and mixed media installations.
Living in Seattle with her husband Sean and two cats.

http://Junkoyamamoto.com/

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In my work, I explore space and memories. The space between atoms, cells, between people, objects, air, stars, water and sky; the cosmic glue which holds us and the universe together. I like to push and pull, bringing other dimensions.
My process combines brush painting, layers of color and shapes, with brayers that give printmaking or stamp like quality. Brush strokes mimic calligraphy gestures I used to practice in my youth. The layering process is enhanced by my use of color and shape, suggesting textile, landscape and familiar pop culture.
My forms and strokes that reappear and disappear in all of the pieces signal cell divisions, electrons and atoms as well as consciousness and interconnectedness. Unity as a whole is my foundation.

Exhibitions:

2016 TWO MAN EXHIBITION Works (Arts West, Curated by Susanna Bluhm Seattle, WA) GROUP EXHIBITION Going the Distance, Select Art Marathon Artists (CoCA, Seattle, WA) GROUP EXHIBITION Bellevue College Alumni Exhibition (Bellevue College, Bellevue WA)

2015 JURIED GROUP EXHIBITION (Flow Art Space, Juror, Sylvia White, St. Paul, MN ) GROUP EXHIBITION Valdosta National 2015 (Valdosta State University Arts Gallery, Susan Welsh Juror, Valdosta, GA )

2013 TWO MAN EXHIBITION Last three years (TASTE at SAM Seattle Art Museum Seattle, WA) GROUP EXHIBITION Nihon/WA: (White River Valley Museum, Curated by Greg Watson, Auburn, WA) GROUP EXHIBITION Artists’ Choice, 40th Anniversary Celebration (SAM Gallery Seattle Art Museum Seattle WA)

2012 TWO MAN EXHIBITION Clusters and a drop, (Fetherston Gallery, Seattle, WA)

2010 SOLO EXHIBITION I will see you again (E/C Gallery, Chicago, IL )

2009 GROUP SHOW Experiment, (UrBANGILD, Collaboration with Soft, Kyoto, JAPAN )

2008 SOLO EXHIBITION Traveling, (Gallery IMA, Seattle, WA) GROUP EXHIBITION Picture of Health, (City Hall Galleries, Harborview Medical Center collections Seattle, WA) GROUP EXHIBITION 35th Anniversary Celebration (SAM Gallery Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA)

2007 SOLO EXHIBITION Wright Now, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Westcott House Foundation, Springfield, OH GROUP EXHIBITION Introduction show (Gallery IMA, Seattle WA) GROUP EXHIBITION now and then (SAM Gallery Seattle Art Museum Seattle, WA)

2006 SOLO EXHIBITION New Works (IT! Gallery, Boise, ID) SOLO EXHIBITION Shuynata (Gallery Lotus Roots, Osaka, JAPAN) SOLO EXHIBITION Shuynata (J-Trip Art Gallery, Tokyo, JAPAN)

2004 SOLO EXHIBITION Shuynata (AT. 31, Seattle, WA) GROUP EXHIBITION Tra Est e Ovest, (Gas Art Gallery, Torino, ITALY)

2003 SOLO EXHIBITION Shuynata (AT. 31, Seattle, WA) GROUP EXHIBITION Grand Opening Gala , (Seattle Art Museum Rental/Sales Gallery, Seattle, WA) GROUP EXHIBITION 30th Anniversary Celebration (Seattle Art Museum Rental Sales Gallery, Seattle, WA)

2002 SOLO EXHIBITION Shuynata, (King County Art Gallery AKA 4 Culture, Seattle, WA) GROUP EXHIBITION Introduction , Seattle Art Museum Rental/Sales Gallery, Seattle, WA GROUP EXHIBITION Pacific Northwest Annual Juried Exhibition, Bellevue Art Museum, Brian Wallace Juror, Bellevue, WA)

Awards/Recognition/Residencies:

2016 City of Seattle – Office of Arts and Culture, Public Art Boot Camp recipient, Seattle, WA
2015 Artist Trust Grant for Artist Projects, Seattle WA
Pratt Fine Arts Center Professional Artist in Residence, Seattle WA
2014 Jentel Artist Residency Program, Banner WY – February-March
2007 Wright Now, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Westcott House Foundation, Springfield OH
1998-99 Cornish College of the Arts Merit Scholarship – Seattle WA

Public Art:

2016 Art Interruptions 2016, (City of Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, Created temporary art in Rainer Valley
neighborhood., Seattle, WA)
City of Bellevue Portable Artworks, (Mini City Hall, Bellevue, WA)

Education:

1999 Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, Cum Laude, Cornish College of the Arts, Seattle, WA
1995 AA Degree, Bellevue Community College, AKA Bellevue College, Bellevue WA

Selected Publications:

Pratt Fine Arts Center Magazine, Seattle, WA Interview, May-July 2016, , Page 17, 18, 27 and 28
Delta Airlines SKY Magazine, Interview, May/June 2013, Page 21
Art in America, Nov issue 2008
Art Ltd, Magazine, Nov issue, 2007
The Wall Street Journal Aug 18th 2006
Condé Nast TRAVELER America Issue , February 2006, page38
Gas Art Gallery, Gagliardi Art System ‘Tra Est e Ovest’ , Torino, Italy 2004

1983 Born in Osaka, Japan
Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY

M.A, Osaka University of Arts (Fine Arts, Japanese Painting)
2009-2012 Teacher in the public school in Osaka, Department of Fine Arts

Since he was young, he was obsessed to drawing by the influence of his father, who was an artist in his young age. His concept is the gap between purity and insanity. As a person learns the social mechanism and form one’s characteristics, generating both contradiction and possibility, he projects the fragile hope that he finds in his own childhood. Now that the unclear peace theory is about to collapse, it is time to ask ourselves, whom don’t know anything about the real war, what so-called “complacent with peace” really is. By using a paper called Mashi (hemp paper) as canvas, you will catch a glimpse of perfect purity of human existence through the natural white paper color peeking through the layers of bleeding pigments.

http://masayanakayama.com/

Exhibitions:

2015 “Making History” (Storefront Ten Eyck Gallery/NY) “Bushwick Open Studio 2015” (44Stewart Brooklyn/NY) “Domesticated space travelers Exhibition” (Galerie Project,Brooklyn Fire Proof Gallery/NY) “Open Call” (Lorimoto Gallery/NY) 2014 “Bushwick Benefit” Storefront Ten Eyck Gallery, NY “Bushwick Open Studio 2014” (Brooklyn/NY) ”Paper works unbound” (Williamsburg Historical Center/NY) 2013 Solo Exhibition “Stain proof” (JaNet Hall/NY) 2012 “Bushwick Open Studio 2013” (Brooklyn/NY) Education: M.A, Osaka University of Arts (Fine Arts, Japanese Painting)

Paul Komada was born in Seattle and raised in Yokohama, Japan. In 2002, he completed his MFA program at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Between 2003-06, he worked at a Buddhist temple as a monk in Tokyo, Japan. Today, he lives and works in an artist loft in Pioneer Square.
Paul paints geometric abstraction, but in the past few years has incorporated knitting into the paintings, exploring the boundary between Art and Craft.
He has exhibited works in the Northwest region. He has shown works nationally in Harlem NY and Peoria IL, as well as internationally in Seoul, Toronto and The Hague, Netherlands.

http://paulkomada.com/

SOLO SHOW

2014 Solo Show: Formalist’s Agony, Prole Drift, Seattle WA
2013 Maker Leisure Pleasure Seeker, Backspace Gallery, Peoria IL
2013 Knit N’ Paintin’, Soil Gallery, Seattle WA
2010 knit_art_history, 4culture, Seattle, WA
2006 Topology, SOIL Gallery, Seattle, WA

SELECTED GROUP SHOW

2014 MadArt on the Campus, University of Washington, Seattle WA
2014 To Be Alone Together, curated by ShellyLeavens and Emma Levitt, Museum of Northwest Art [MoNA], La Conner WA
2014 Storefronts Projects on Amazon Campus Site Specific Installation “Going Cascade”, Shunpike, Seattle WA
2013 , Quartair, The Hague, Netherlands
2013 Today, from your yesterday and tomorrow, curated by Jaclyn Blumas, Gallery 918, Toronto, Canada
2012 BAM Biennial 2012: High Fiber Diet, curated by Stefano Catalani, Bellevue Arts Museum, Bellevue WA
2012 Four Approaches, curated by Nicholas Nyland, Pulliam Gallery, Portland OR
2011 Textiles Tieton: Fresh Thread, curated by Ed Marquand, Mighty Tieton Wearhouse, Tieton WA

AWARDS AND HONORS

2014 2015 Northwest Contemporary Art Award Nominee, Portland Art Museum
2012 Grants for Artist Projects, Artist Trust
2000 International Exchange and Program Study Abroad Scholarship
1999 Eleanor Roberts Memorial Scholarship
1999 George Tsutakawa Memorial Scholarship
1997 Fine Art Studio Program Study Abroad Scholarship

COLLECTIONS

Rijnstate Kunstcollectie, Arnhem, Netherlands
City of Seattle: SPU Portable Works *currently hanging in the Mayor’s office
University of Washington

SELECTED PUBLICATION AND BLOG

2014 “Vibrant Outdoor Exhibit Brings Local Art to Public Spaces at UW” by Soyon Im, International Examiner,Oct 15
2014 Seattle Met Visual Art, Mad Campus Brings Large-Scale Art to University of Washington’s Grounds,Jeremy Buben, Sep 26
2014 “Watching Paul Komada Make Mysteries: Or, What Are You Looking At?” by Jen Graves, The Stranger,June 11
2014 The Whiskey City Collaborative, The Best Peoria Art Shows Of 2013, January 27
2013 CONCERT GOER, Tagtics: Quartair Den Haag, kemicalhardatwork, November 17
2010 Featured Art, Art Zone with Nancy Guppy November 16
2010 artdish, Jim Demetre November 5
May 2002 Philadelphia Inquirer Review

EDUCATION

University of Pennsylvania – M.F.A. Painting 2002
University of Washington – B.F.A. Painting 2000

YUI HORIUCHI is a Tokyo based artist whose works cover wide range of mediums from painting, illustration to embroidery. Since acquiring her B.F.A degree in Oil Painting from Tama Art University, Tokyo in 2011, she has been developing her multiple art practice. Her work, regardless of its form, tends to be inspired by incomparable beauty and rich colors found in nature. For her embroidery works, she stitches her own designs on found fabrics such as used tablecloths and cotton bags not only to play with narratives and memories of the materials but also to make her artworks portable and wearable. She has also offered commissioned works for a various clients including Isetan Department Store in Tokyo.

http://www.yuihoriuchi.com/

Education:

2011 Tama Art University, Bachelor of Fine Art in Oil Painting Department

Representing gallery:

OPEN LETTER

Solo Exhibitions:

2014 “Tender Mountain -Mt.Shirane-“, 101 gallery, Tokyo, Japan
2011 “TAKE MORE TIME”, Keiyudoh gallery, Tokyo, Japan

Selected group exhibitions:

2011 “Joint Graduation Exhibiton of 5 Art Universities in Tokyo”, The National Art Center, Tokyo, Japan
2010 “Nezumi-ko exhibition”, void+, Tokyo, Japan
2010 “Pareru Piruremu Poreriremu”, TURNER Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
2010 “Artist Night No.1”, 0000 Gallery, Kyoto, Japan
2009 “Radical Metamorphose”, Kita-senju alley, Tokyo, Japan
2009 “FREE SHOW”, Yarimizu Youth Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan
2009 “YARI-BI-BI-BI”, Yarimizu Youth Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan
2008 “Kura no Machikado Art Project”, Traditional Store, Tochigi, Japan
2008 “Photo Slide Show”, Apple Store Ginza, Tokyo, Japan

PERFORMANCE:

2009 “Live Sewing”, WOMB Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
2009 “Live Sewing”, AIR, Tokyo, Japan
2009 “Live Sewing”, WOMB Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan

MAHO HIKINO is a video artist born in Hyogo Japan. Her B.A. in Liberal Arts was received from Doshisha Women’s College, Kyoto in 2008 and earned a Master of Arts degree from Tama Art University, Tokyo in 2010. Subsequent to that She lived and worked in Tokyo, produced video installation, short film, animation and art project. And she moved to New York City in 2013 for working and exhibition her-self art project.

http://www.hikino-maho.com/

http://birdproject.hikino-maho.com/

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I want to catch beauty that originally exist in the world, its such as the textures, motions. and memory. These things must be change and lost. All sensation, all emotion, all lovers, we hope to cherish these things forever, but disappeared without our noticing in no time at all.

Through Art (“Geijutsu”), I pursuit the appetite for the truth.
Why must I be here? What are we clinging to? In this world where everything will go and be lost, What kind of meaning that has?
Art, its only way to believe there is give us the answer in.
Because my Art pieces based on the appetite to seek the truth in affirming the Existence of the world.

“We have art in order not to die of the truth.” Friedrich Nietzsche
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Exhibitions

2012   Solo Exhibition “HIKINO MAHO Solo Exhibition” (The Artcomplex Center/Tokyo) Solo Exhibition “MIRROR” (Pepper’s Gallery/Tokyo) Group Exhibition “J_ART 2ND” (Williamsburg Art & Historical Center /NY)

2011   Solo Exhibition “HIKINO MAHO Video Exhibition” (double tall cafe Shibuya /Tokyo) Solo Exhibition “MIRROR: HIKINO MAHO Video Art Exhibition” (Gallery cafe bar [enyen] /Tokyo) Group Exhibition “ART STYLING with NOS Aoyama” (NOS Aoyama /Tokyo) Group Exhibition “Holiday Vol.6″(Gallery KINGYO /Tokyo)

2010   Group Exhibition “Tama Art University & Universität der Künste Berlin Exhibition (Gallery LE DECO /Tokyo) Group Exhibition “Holiday Vol.5″(Gallery KINGYO/Tokyo) Group Exhibition “Tama Art University Graduation Exhibition”(Tama Art University /Tokyo)

2009   Solo Exhibition “MIRROR#2~chilll out”(Pepper’s Gallery/Tokyo) Group Exhibition “TOKYO SCREENING”(About Floor/NY) Group Exhibition “IDD TAMACOM’09 -Thinking Bubbles-“(Bank ART Studio NYK /Yokohama)

2008   Solo Exhibition “MIRROR#2″(Shinjuku Ganka garou /Tokyo) Film Festival “6th North Shinano Obuse Film Festival,60-Second Cinema Competition”(Nagano) Group Exhibition “ART & PHOTO -100 Persons’ Portfolio Exhibition”(Shinjuku Ganka garou /Tokyo)

2007    solo Exhibition “Drawing Piano”(AD&A gallery /Osaka) Group Exhibition “Aki Kono,Chika Mukai,Maho Hikino exhibition”(msc gallery /Kyoto) Group Exhibition “Doshisha Women’s College of Liberal Arts, Department of Information and Media promotional execution exhibition”(DOSHISHA ROHM PLAZA / Kyoto)

2006    Group Exhibition “Kotonoha_hirari” (Keihanna international forum /Kyoto) Group Exhibition “Kotonoha_hirari”(Japan Atomic Energy Agency _Kyoto) Group Exhibition “Minamo ni mau, Hikariuta.”(Sanjo akari keshiki /Kyoto)

Books

2010 “ARTBOX Vol.8 Contemporary-Artist File Contemporary ART”
2010 “Hyper Art Catalogue”

Prize

2010 “MIRROR#3″16th Student CG Contest, Last Nomination

2008 “MIRROR#2″6th North Shinano Obuse Film Festival and 60-Second Cinema Competition
2007 “MIRROR” Art & Technology Northeast 2007,Special Jury Prize

Education

2010 (M.A) Information Art Course, Tama Art University
2008 (B.A) Department of Information and media, Doshisha Women’s College of Liberal Arts

Kakeru Asai is an artist whose investigations and activities are to cover a lot of ground, Sculpture, Painting Drawing and Installation works. He has moved his activity base to NYC since September 2007. And he enrolled to Art Students League of NY 2009. It was because, when he was about high school student, he watched a documentary film about Yasuo Kuniyoshi on TV program. He discovered the existence of the school in the film. Since that day, he has started to make connections with artists who have careers in NYC. And started to be active as an artist himself in Japan.

His activity base is now in Bushwick area in Brooklyn, and being active making collaborative art with artists living in same area.

http://www.kakeruasai.com/


When busy recording the dairy of living, we see singular aspects of the mirror that may only result as surface and visual.

I want you to imagine a scenario in which, spread inside of the mirror, closely resembles the inner world of an aquarium.

There are various life forms which show us rich colors and faces with these windows. It is, however, solely you who is in the mirror.

In this space, it may be your friends; it may be people whose names you do not know.

It may be just a vision of a social community surrounds us.

As is often told, the origin of life was born from ocean. Since then, tiny species like microorganisms or even single cells had to coexist with others. Even the relationship between single cells need to thrive in order to survive this world.

A lingering question: can’t we see the origin of community within human beings in this micro-world?

When you stand in front of mirror, you are placed between two worlds – each of which resemble each other.


The vision of you and your world appears outside of the mirror.

The vision of primitive memory appears inside of the mirror.

Your viewpoint as a viewer becomes a door, which connects one’s inner and outer side.


When we stare fixated at the origin of life and community, we realize that we are kept alive by nature and by our role in the community.

I am asking myself habitually: what is my role in the community, when facing the content of my work?

Representing gallery

Leg Room
Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery

Education

Art Students League of New York/2013/certificate

“Human” is constantly right in front of my focus and point of arrival of my work.
We make us human ourselves because of our subconsciousness knows the form of “human”.
It’s uncanny for me what the most people remain a human in their life time, in any age.
What is the form of “human” in our Archetype?
I approach the subject from the perspective of surface representation.


http://ktmrsk.tumblr.com/

Exhibitions

2010   Group Exhibiton”Five traces”(Tama Art University/Tokyo)

2011   Group Exhibition”Lookers Crosses The Bridge”(Gallery LE DECO/Tokyo) Group Exhibiton”39 artists 390 pieces 3900yen”(Gallery CHIKA/Tokyo) Group Exhibiton”ART STYLING with NOS Ⅹ(NOS Aoyama/Tokyo) Joint Exhibition”DAAN?”(Shimokita Art Space/Tokyo)

2012   “J_ART 2ND”Tokyo≠New York(WAH center/New York) “37th National Print Making Competition”(Machida International Print Making Museum/Tokyo)

Prize

2012
18th Sumio Kawakami Wood -Cut Print Making Art Competition Last Nomination JAPAN PRINTING ART ASSOCIATION 80th Anniversary Printing Art Competition,Last Nomination
37thNational Print Making Competition Purchasing Prize

2013
19th Sumio Kawakami Wood -Cut Print Making Art Competition The Rookie Of The Year Award

Education

Tama Art University/M.A.1st./print making course

I create sculptural installations with ceramics as my primary medium that explore a sense of place, relationship, identity and formal structure. My work challenges the aesthetic restraint of my traditional cultural roots through active experimentation with new media and contemporary issues: cross-cultural, multi-faceted contemporary sculptural forms that reflect and challenge our specific time, place, culture, and social environment. I consider both the macro and micro worlds and how they shift within the internal, human and subjective perspective, how they become increasingly confused, chaotic and full of turmoil. My work questions the tenuous connection between the two worlds; the internal subjective self and the external world of cultural façade.

http://www.yukinakamura.com


Yuki Nakamura graduated from Joshibi University of Art and Design, Tokyo in 1994, and earned a Master of Fine Arts degree from University of Washington in 1997. She has had solo exhibitions at Peeler Art Center, DePauw University in Greencastle, SOIL Gallery in Seattle and Howard House Contemporary Art in Seattle. Her multimedia collaborations have been featured at Henry Art Gallery in Seattle, Santa Fe International New Media Festival and Kittredge Gallery in Tacoma. Her work has been reviewed in international art magazines, such as Ceramics Monthly, Art in America, Whitewall and Sculpture Magazine. She has also been awarded numerous prestigious awards including the Pollock-Krasner Grant, Artist Trust Fellowship, and the Joshibi Creative and Research Fellowship. She has participated in multinational artist-in-residence programs in France, Italy, Japan and the US. Her work is part of the Tacoma Art Museum permanent collection, the Microsoft collection, and the Swedish Cancer Institute collection.

Solo Exhibition

2013 Kukai: Sea and Sky, collaboration with Robert Campbell, Kittredge Gallery, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA (upcoming)

2012 Kukai: Sea and Sky, collaboration with Robert Campbell, SOIL, Seattle, WA

2010 Illuminant, Howard House Contemporary Art, Seattle, WA

2009 Poetic of Restraint, Dan & Gail Cannon Gallery of Art, Western Oregon University, Monmouth, OR

2007 The Logic of Place, Peeler Art Center, DePauw University, Greencastle, IN

2006 Floating Plaster / City Motion, collaboration with Robert Campbell, Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, WA Suspended, Kittredge Gallery, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA

2005 Mapping the Moment, Howard House Contemporary Art, Seattle

2003 Red Stair, Window Dressing Urban Art Installation, Woolworth Window, Tacoma, WA

Prize

2011 Tacoma Arts Initiative Program Grant, Tacoma Arts Commission, Tacoma, WA (also in 2003)

2010 Grant for Art Project, Artist Trust, Seattle, WA (also in 2005 and 1999)

2009 Nominee, Foundation of Art Award, The Greater Tacoma Community Foundation, Tacoma, WA

2007 Arts Special Project Program Grant, 4Culture, Seattle, WA (also in 2006 and 2005)

2007 Nominee, The Neddy Artist Fellowship Award, Behnke Foundation, Seattle, WA

2006 CityArtist Projects Grant, City of Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, Seattle, WA

2004 Joshibi Intensive Work and Research Fellowship, Tokyo, Japan

2002 Artist Trust / Washington State Arts Commission Fellowship, Seattle, WA

2002 PONCHO Scholarship, Pilchuck Glass School, Stanwood, WA

2001 The Pollock-Krasner Grant, The Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Inc, New York, NY

2001 George Tsutakawa Memorial Scholarship, Pratt Fine Arts Center, Seattle, WA

Artist in Residence

2006 New Works Laboratory, 911 Media Arts Center and Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, WA

2005 NAC: Novara Arte Cultura, Novara, Italy

2005 Artist in Residency in Education, Museum of Glass, Tacoma, WA

2004 La Napoule Art Foundation, La Napoule, France

2003 PONCHO Artist in Residence, Pratt Fine Arts Center, Seattle, WA

2001 Centrum Creative Residency, Centrum Foundation, Port Townsend, WA

2001 Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, VT

Born and raised in Okinawa, JAPAN, based in New York. He moved to San Francisco in 2002 and got into the photography world. He started learning from the basic by himself and looking everywhere through the finder. After spending 4 years in SF, he relocated himself in New York to seek his unknown possibilities and new opportunities. He currently owns his own photo studio “Studio11 New York”, focusing on shooting more of his fine arts photography. The philosophy behind his photography is to look into the objects differently. He has his own unique way of looking into the world and capturing the way that brings photography to not just a framed scene but also an artwork. His works can tell a story and stimulate your senses, and before you realize, you are in his world.

2002- moved to San Francisco 04-06 – CCSF Photography major 2006 – moved to New York 2008 – established shootinglife LLC in New York 2009 – set up own photo studio in New York now – currently in New York

http://www.shootinglife.net/

Awards

• international photography awards
Honorable Mention (professional)
2009 Buildings, Lifestyle
2010 Buildings
2011 Portrait
2012 Portrait

• 6th Dave Bown international Art competition
Honorable Mention
2013

• NEW YORK CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
urban landscapes 2013
second place

• “Best of Photography 2013” by Photographer’s FORUM
finalist 2013

Exhibitions

one year (July 2005 Okinawa, JAPAN)

silence and motion (July 2006 San Francisco, U.S)

SYNK vol 3 (Februaly 2007 New York, U.S)

wordless eloquence *07 (March 2007 New York, U.S)

The King of Funky Soul (July 2007 New York, U.S)

inspiration (September 2007 New York, U.S)

Art of Autumn (October 2007 New York, U.S)

$99 Art Fair
(December 2007 New York, U.S)
(April 2008 New York, U.S)
(June 2008 New York, U.S)

Jazzlicious (May 2008 New York, U.S)

The Beginning of New Classics (September 2008 New York, U.S)

The Art Market
(December 2008 New York, U.S)
(April 2009 New York, U.S)

TORAPOTE -ride it!- (June 2009 New York, U.S)

82FM (September 2009 Okinawa, Japan)

Traces of Nature (March 2010 New York, U.S)

Tokio Kuniyoshi Photography (October 2010 Okinawa, Japan)

Love Save Japan (March 2011 New York, U.S)

Dear Japan, With Love, New York (March 2011 New York, U.S)

eye of the wolf (April 2011 New York, U.S)

RISE JAPAN (April 2011 San Francisco, U.S)

ASCENSION (May 2011 New York, U.S)

B SOL (September 2011 New York, U.S)

Essential ~EroticA~ (March 2012 New York, U.S)

Beauty in the Beast (April 2012 New York, U.S)

GIMME SHELTER (May-June 2013 New York, U.S)

Art at GARI (July-Octber 2013 New York, U.S)

FALL2013 Prize winners exhibition
(September 2013 New York, U.S)