Shingu Sayaka Artist Biography

Shingu Sayaka (born 1979) is a contemporary ceramic artist based in Osaka, Japan. After having graduated from the Osaka University of Arts in 2003, she joined an apprenticeship program at the Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park in Shiga, Japan, where she was deeply moved by the work of contemporary artist, Sugiura Yasuyoshi. Her work is celebrated for its naturalistic forms, particularly for her ceramic flower sculptures, which often are constructed from mixed clay with slip and glaze using intricate hand building and glazing methods that show great restraint in their craft and construction.

 

SELECTED PUBLIC COLLECTIONS

Anadole University Museum, Eskisehir, Turkey

 

1979    Born in Osaka

2001    Graduated from Osaka University of Arts

2003    Studied at The Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park

2004    Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition (07)

2008    Kyoto Arts and Crafts Biennale (The Museum of Kyoto)

2010     Solo Show at Galleria Ceramica, Tokyo

2012         Paramita Museum Ceramic Art Grand Prize Exhibition, Paramita Museum, 

Mie

2013      ART OSAKA 2013

       Group Show “LA CERAMIQUE JAPONAISE” in Paris

2014     Group show in Takashimaya Department Store

2015     Utsuwakan, Kyoto, Japan

      Tosei Kyoto Gallery, Osaka

       Utsuwa Note, Saitama

2016     Gallery Labo, Ehime

2017  Kochukyo, Tokyo

       Utsuwakan, Kyoto

2019         Pulsation Sayaka Shingu Exhibition

 

 

AWARDS

2004  Selected, The 42nd Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition

2005  Solo Exhibition, Gallery Maronie, Kyoto

2006  Selected, The 44th Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition, 

2008  Solo Exhibition, INAX Galleria Ceramica, Tokyo

2010  Solo Exhibition at INAX Galleria Ceramica, Tokyo

2011  INAX Live Museum

           Pottery New Sensation Series, Aichi, Japan

           Rittai-butsu-butsu Exhibition, Shibuya Bunkamura Gallery, Tokyo

   Synchronicity Synchronicity by ceramic Takashimaya Department Store, 

Kyoto

2012  Asia Top Gallery Hotel Art Fair Hong Kong 12, Hong Kong

2013  Solo Exhibition Gallery Suichi, Tokyo

2014  Rokurando, Kiyomizu, Kyoto

2019  Rokurando, Gosho Minami Kyoto