About Artists

1943

Born in Tokyo.

1965

Graduate from Musashino Art Junior College, Craft Design Department.

1967

Grand Prix, Exhibition ’67 Japan New Craft.

1970～73

Employment at Gustavsberg Design Studio as an assistant of Stig Lindberg, Sweden.

1973

Established private studio in Gyoda City, Japan.

1980

Exhibition “Japan Style”, UK and “International Ceramic and Glass Design in Valencia”, Spain.

1982

Exhibition “Modern Japanese Craft” in Southeast Asian countries.

1986

Grand Prix, The 1st International Ceramics Contest ’86 Mino, and “30th Ceramic Design Competition”.

1995

Exhibition “Today’s Japan Design Sampling ’95”, Canada.

1997

Exhibition “International Competition for Contemporary Ceramics Art, 50th Anniversary”, Italy.

1998

Professor of Musashino Art University.

2007

The 4th World Ceramic Biennale 2007 KOREA.

2008

Exhibition “WA-l’harmonie au quotidien- Design Japonais d’aujourd’hui”, France.

Events & Education

Artist’s Talk

Makoto KOMATSU

Date

2008.11.8(Sat)

Time

15:00-16:00

Location

Gallery 4

*Offered in Japanese only

Curator’s Talk

Date

2008.11.15(Sat)
2008.12.13(Sat)

Time

15:00-16:00

Location

Gallery 4

*Offered in Japanese only

Gallery Talk

Takashi NIIMI

Date

2008.12.6(Sat)

Time

15:00-16:00

Location

Gallery 4

*Offered in Japanese only

Catalogue

Hours & Admissions

Location

Art Museum Gallery 4

Date

2008.10.28(Tue)～12.21(Sun)

Time

10:00-17:00 (Friday is 10:00-20:00)
*Last admission is 30 minuites before closing.

Closed

Mondays(except November 3 and 24) and November 4 and 25

Admission

Adult ¥420 (210) ／ Student (college / university) ¥130 (70)
*(Group of 20 persons or more)
*All prices include tax.
*Ticket valid for admission to this exhibition and Collection Gallery.

Free for high school students, under 18, seniors(65 and over), Campus Members, MOMAT passport holder.
Persons with disability and one person accompanying them are admitted free of charge.

Free Admission Days

Free on November 2,3 and December 7

Organizer

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo

Cooperation

Musashino Art University