Fukami Sueharu 深見 陶治 Japanese, b. 1947

1947   Born in Kyoto as a son of potter

 

SELECTED PUBLIC COLLECTIONS:

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto
Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art/The National Museum of Art, Osaka
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs/ Japan Foundation
Kyoto Prefectural Sogo – Shiryoukan
The Museum of Contemporary Ceramic Art, Hyogo
The Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park
Museum of Modern Ceramic Art, Gifu
Everson Museum
Portland Museum of Art
St.Louis Museum of Art
Spencer Museum
Brooklyn Museum
The Art Institute of Chicago
Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design
The Yale University Art Gallery
New Orleans Museum of Art
Indianapolis Museum of Art
North Carolina Museum of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
The Clark Center for Japanese Art & Culture
Houston Museum
Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche in Faenza (Italy)
Hetjens Museum (Germany)
Ariana Museum (Switzerland)
Geneve Art and History Museum (Switzerland)
Musée des Art Decoratifs de la Ville de Lausanne (Switzerland)
Victoria and Albert Museum (England)
British Museum (England)
Musée des Art Decoratifs (France)
New Castle Museum (Australia)
Fonds Regional d’Art Contemporain (France)
Argentina Museum of Modern Art, Japanese House (Argentina)
International Permanent Collection of Modern Art (Yugoslavia)
The National Museum of History (Taiwan)
Prague Decorative Museum of Art (Czecho)
Musee National de Ceramique (France)
National Gallery of Australia (Australia)
The McManus Galleries & Museum, Dundee (Scotland)    

 

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS:

1977        Odakyu Department Store (Tokyo)
1978        Gallery Third Floor (Kyoto)
1979        Hankyu Department Store (Osaka)
1980        Asahi Gallery (Kyoto)
1982        Gallery Nakamura (Kyoto)
1986        Competition of International Ceramic Art in Faenza (Italy)
Hetjens Museum (Germany)
Solo museum exhibitions in Belgium and Switzerland  
1987        Maghi Bettini Gallery (Netherlands)
Museum voor Sierkunst en Industrile (Ghent, Belgium)
Maya Behn Gallery (Switzerland)
Musée des Art Decoratifs de la Ville de Lausanne (Switzerland)
Aoyama Green Gallery (Tokyo)
1988        Seibu Takanawakai (Tokyo)
1991        Aoyama Green Gallery (Tokyo)
Takanawa Art Saloon (Tokyo)
1992        Gallery Yuri (Fukuoka)
1993        Kocyuukyo (Tokyo)
1995        Aoyama Green Gallery (Tokyo)
1996        Tennmaya (Hiroshima)
1997        Kocyuukyo (Tokyo)
1998        Takanawa Art Saloon (Tokyo)
Contemporary Ceramic Art, Kandori (Tokyo)
2000        Mitsukoshi (Tokyo)
2001        Gallery Dojima (Osaka)
2002        Garth Clark Gallery (New York, USA)
2003        The Ruth and Sherman Lee Institute for Japanese art at the Clark Center (USA)
2005        Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche in Faenza (Italy) 

 

SELECTED PRIZES AND AWARDS:

1969        Prize, Kansai Art Exhibition
1972        Prize, Kansai Art Exhibition
1974        Prize, Kyoto Prefecture Arts and Crafts Exhibition Prize, Kansai Art Exhibition (invited artist thereafter)
1975        Prize, Kyoto Prefecture Arts and Crafts Exhibition
1976        Prize, Japan Contemporary Arts and Crafts Exhibition
1977        Mayor’s prize, Kyoto Art Exhibition
1978        Grand Prize, Kyoto Prefecture Arts and Crafts Exhibition
Kyoto Newspaper Prize, Kyoto Art Exhibition
1979        Member’s Prize, 1st.Japan Contemporary Arts and Crafts Exhibition
Mayor’s prize, Kyoto Art Exhibition (invited artist thereafter)
1980        Newcomer Prize, Kyoto Prefecture Arts and Crafts Exhibition
1981        Best Newcomer Artist Prize in Kyoto 
1982        Grand Prize, Chunichi International Ceramic Arts Exhibition
1983        Aichi Governor’s Prize, Chunichi International Ceramic Arts Exhibition
Purchase Prize, Kyoto Arts and Crafts Exhibition
1984        Special Prize, Nitten
Second Prize, Chunichi International Ceramic Arts Exhibition
Prize, Kyoto Artists’ Association Exhibition
1985        Grand Prize, Chunichi International Ceramic Arts Exhibition
Grand Prize, 44th.Concorso Internazionale della Ceramica d’Arte (Faenza, Italy)
Prize, Asahi Ceramic Exhibition 
Sankei Newspaper Prize, The Contemporary Arts And Crafts of Japan (The Hakone Open-air Museum)
1986        Bronze Prize, 1st. International Ceramics Competition ’86 Mino (Gifu)
1987        Titograd Prize, World Triennale Exhibition of Small Ceramics  (Yugoslavia)
1992        Prize, Japan Ceramics Association Prize, M.O.A. Okada Mokichi prize
1995        Prize, The Kyoto Art and Culture Awards
1996        Prize, Mainichi Art Awards
1997        Prize, The Kyoto Prefecture Culture Prize, Merits Prize