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布朗·华莱士收藏国际艺术家｜Kimiyo Mishima 崇真艺客

Kimiyo Mishima

日本 Japan, b. 1932

布朗·华莱士收藏国际艺术家｜Kimiyo Mishima 崇真艺客

Kimiyo Mishima

报纸 Newspaper

2010

陶瓷 Porcelain

44 x 29 x 7 cm

布朗·华莱士收藏国际艺术家｜Kimiyo Mishima 崇真艺客

Kimiyo Mishima

报纸 Newspaper

2010

陶瓷 Porcelain

17 x 40 x 20 cm

关于艺术家 About the Artist

Kimiyo Mishima

Kimiyo MISHIMA (1932-) is a female Japanese postwar artist who built her career in parallel with the Gutai Art Association during the 1960s and 70s in Kansai (Osaka), Japan. From the late 1950s and into the 1960s, when movements such as Art Informel, Abstract Expressionism, and Pop Art exerted a significant influence on Japanese artists, Mishima, responding to these movements, established her own style and invoked techniques such as collage and repetitive imagery to create signature works. Living in the Kansai area, where the Gutai movement flourished, she was deeply related with its members, however chose the Dokuritsu Art Association as her platform. She received numerous awards in their competitions, some in which she competed with Jiro Takamatsu. Recently her paintings have been reevaluated and collected in international museums, attracting further attention.

From the 1970s, she developed three-dimensional works and installations, capturing how information is turned into rubbish and discarded immediately, which includes the renowned huge rubbish bin installation exhibited permanently in Naoshima.

Throughout her career, Mishima has expressed “the fear and anxiety of drowning in information”, the notion she experienced during Japan’s postwar economic growth.

1932 Born in Osaka

1951 Graduated from Ohgimachi High School

1954 Becomes a member of Dokuritsu Art Association (Dokuritsu Bijutsu Kyokai)

1986 Studied in NY, supported by Rockefeller Scholarship ACC, USA.Prefecture.

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2021“Kimiyo Mishima”, GINZA TSUTAYA BOOKS GINZA ATRIUM, Tokyo Japan

2020 Mishima Kimiyo, Gallery Yamaki Fine Art, Kobe

2020 4th Collection Gallery Exhibition: Mishima Kimiyo, The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto

2018 Anne Mosseri-Marlio Galerie, Switzerland

2018 'Works since the painting period 1970-,' Gallery Yamaki Fine Art, Kobe, Japan

2017 "Newspaper99N/ Newspaper99-NG,” Gallery Yamaki Fine Art, Kobe, Japan

2017 Frieze New York 2017, Gallery Yamaki Fine Art Booth, New York, USA

2017 “Early Works,” MEM, Tokyo, Japan

2016 Taka Ishii Gallery, New York, USA

2015 “Kimiyo Mishima at Art Factory Jonanjima, Tokyo, Japan

Selected Group Exhibitons

2023 The 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art, Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Australia

2022 “POLA MUSEUM OF ART 20th ANNIVERSARY: From Monet to Richter, featuring works from the new collection”, POLA MUSEUM OF ART, Kanagawa, Japan

2022 “VOID of NIPPON 77: Postwar Art History Landscape Sequence”, GYRE GALLERY, Tokyo, Japan

2022 “In Commemoration of the Gold Prize of the Ceramic Society of Japan, Takuro Kuwata and Kimiyo Mishima Exhibition” Kochukyo, Tokyo, Japan

2022 Listening to Clay, Joan B Mirviss LTD, New York

2021 Another Energy: Power to Continue Challenging 16 Women Artists from around the World, Mori Art Museum, Tokyo

2019 ELLE LOVES ART, Tokyo

2019 "Children and Adults : What Does This Look Like?", Ashiya City Museum of Art & History, Hyogo, Japan

2019 "The Yamamura Collection: Gutai and the Japanese Avant-Garde 1950s–1980s," Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art, Hyogo, Japan

2019 'Taipei Dangdai Art &Ideas', Gallery Yamaki Fine Art booth, Taiwan

2018 Collection 2: The 1980s Zeitgeist as a Point of Departure, The National Museum of Art, Osaka, Japan

2018 “Shigeji and Kimiyo Mishima,” MEM, Tokyo, Japan

2017 Art Basel Hong Kong 2017, MEM Booth, Hong Kong

2017 Chronicle, Chronicle!, Creative Center Osaka, Japan

2016 Taipei Art Fair, Sokyo Gallery Booth, Taiwan

2014 “Identity and Originality" Museum of Ceramic Art, Hyogo, Japan

2014 “Currents: Japanese Contemporary Art,” Christie's Hong Kong

Awards

2022 the 11th Enku Prize

2022 the 63rd Mainichi Art Award

2021 2021 Agency for Cultural Affairs Commissioner's Commendation

2019 The 5th Ando Tadao Cultural Foundation Award, Japan

2019 Sardi per l’Arte Back to the Future Prize, Turin, Italy

2002 Received Yaizu Mayor’s prize at the show ‘Humor’, Shizuoka, Japan

2001 The Contemporary Sculpture exhibition, Yamaguchi Prefectural Prize and The Citizen Prize, Ubeshi Yamaguchi Prefectural Museum, Yamaguchi, Japan

1996 Sai no Kuni Chokoku Variety 1996, Grand Prize, Saitama Prefecture, Japan

1989 International Ceramics, winner of the Copper Prize, Tajimi Gymnasium, Japan

1988 Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture Exhibition 1988, Gold Prize, Gifu Toki City Culture Plaza, Japan

1974 International Ceramic Exhibition, winner of Gold Medal, Faenza, Ceramic Museum, Faenza, Italy

1966 Kansai Dokuritsu Effort Prize at Kansai Dokuritsu Exhibition, Japan

1965 Winner of the Prize at the Ninth Annual Shell Exhibition, Shirokiya Department Store, Tokyo, Japan

1964 Kansai Dokuritsu Prize at Kansai Dokuritsu Exhibition, Japan

1963 Dokuritsu Winner of the Grand Prix at Exhibition

1965 Received honorable mention at the Ninth Shell Art Award

1974 International Ceramic Exhibition, winner of Gold Medal, Faenza, Ceramic Museum, Italy

Public Collections

U.S.A

The Everson Mseum of Art, New York, U.S.A.

Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art, University of Florida, Cainsville Florida, U.S.A.

The First National Bank of Chicago, U.S.A.

Asian Cultural Council, N.Y., U.S.A.

Minneapolis Institute of Arts, U.S.A.

SMITH COLLEGE, USA

Worcester Art Museum, USA

Europe

The Keramion Museum for Contemporary Ceramic Art, Germany

The Museum of Faenza, Italy

Japanese Culture Center, Roma, Italy

Ariana Museum, Switzerland

Kunst Gesellschaft Spize, Switzerland

The Museum of Art Olot, Spain

International Ceramics Studio, Hungary

Musee Cernoschi, France

Asia

The Korean Culture & Arts Foundation Seoul, Korea

Institute of Contemporary Art, Kunsan National University, Korea

National Museum of History, Taipei

HAP POTTERY, Beijing, China

M＋（Hong Kong）

East Asia

İstanbul, Turkey

Japan

The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto

The International Museum of Art, Osaka

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Tokyo

Hokkaido Prefectural Museum of Modern Art

The Museum of Art, Hakodate (Hokkaido)

Iwaki City Museum of Modern Art (Fukushima)

Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Art

Okegawa City Park (Saitama)

Matsumoto City Museum of Art (Nagano)

The Gifu Prefectural Contemporary Ceramic Museum of Art

The Wakayama Prefectural Modern Museum of Art

The Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park (Shiga)

Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art (Kyoto)

The Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art

Ashiya City Museum of Art and History (Hyogo)

Takamatsu City Museum of Art (Kagawa)

Yamaguchi Prefectural Museum of Art

Hamada Children’s Museum of Art (Shimane)

The Museum of Art Hara, Tokyo

Ikeda Museum of 20th Century Art (Shizuoka)

Contemporary Art Museum ISE (Mie)

Ohara Museum of Art (Okayama)

Benesse Art Site Noshima (Kagawa)

The Japan Foundation

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海外 : 外卖 Take Away

布朗·华莱士收藏国际艺术家

International Artists in the Collection of Brian Wallace

展览日期 12.17, 2023 – 3, 2024

Exhibition Dates 12.17, 2023 – 3, 2024

开幕时间 2023年12月17日（星期日）

Opening Sunday 17th December, 2023

展览地点 红门画廊 @ 798

Venue Red Gate Gallery @ 798

展出艺术家 Artists

John Sundkvist, Kazunz Taguchi, Tony Scott, Kim Westcott, Laurens Tan, Brad McCallum & Jacqui Tarry, Cho Hyun-ik, Lee Jihyun, Bente Skjøttgaard, Geun Bae Kim, Guy Maestri, Kimiyo Mishima, Xenz, Sungja Park, Kehinde Wiley, Khurelbaatar Batbaatar, Alex Ouairy (Tao Hongjing), Kimiyo Mishima, Itamar Gilboa, Ben Cauchi, Kim Vernon, Bryan McFarlane, China de la Vega, John Young, Konstantin Bessmertny, Junichir Iwase, Peter Wayne Lewis, Munkh Erdene, Arnd Christian Müller

红门画廊荣幸的宣布推出全新展览 海外 : 外卖 - 布朗·华莱士收藏国际艺术家。

本次展出包括绘画、版画、雕塑、装置、摄影等共40件藏品，分别由来自瑞典、日本、澳大利亚、美国、韩国、蒙古、丹麦、英国、以色列、俄罗斯、加拿大、法国、德国及新西兰等国家的28位艺术家创作。

许多藏品收藏于红门参加纽约、香港、迈阿密、东京和首尔等地的艺术博览会期间，另一部分藏品则来自与中国有着深厚联系的艺术家们。“海外 : 外卖”中的许多艺术家都曾参与过中国的艺术家驻地项目、在中国的艺术展览中展示个人创作，与中国同行一起在世界各地策划展览等，他们为文化交流做出了卓著的贡献。

本次展览将持续至2024年3月。

获取展览电子图录，请联系布朗 Brian。

布朗·华莱士收藏国际艺术家｜Kimiyo Mishima 崇真艺客

Red Gate Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of the new exhibition Take Away - International artists in the Collection of Brian Wallace.

The 40 works include paintings, prints, sculptures, installations, mixed media and photography by 28 artists from Sweden, Japan, Australia, the United States, South Korea, Mongolia, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Israel, Russia, Canada, France, Germany and New Zealand.

Many works were collected while Red Gate was participating in art fairs in such places as NY, HK, Miami, Tokyo and Seoul while others were collected from artists with a deep connection to China. Many of the artists in Take Away have made a great contribution to cultural exchange through their participation in residency programs in China, exhibitions in China and by curating many shows with their Chinese counterparts around the world.

This exhibition runs to March 2024.

Contact Brian Wallace for the e-catalogue.