Yukie Osumi x Masahiro Maeda: Tea Art Exhibition

まえだまさひろ

Exhibition period
Schedule
August 31, 2014 (Sun) – September 7 (Sun)
August 31 - September 7, 2014
Gallery opening hours
Opening Hours
Open from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM (until 5:00 PM on the last day). Open every day during the exhibition period.
Introduction
Introduction

An exhibition of tea ceremony-themed art will be held, featuring works by Ms. Osumi and Ms. Maeda, both graduates of Tokyo University of the Arts.

Mr. Osumi studied in the art department, then acquired practical skills in metalworking, and became active as a metalwork artist. He gained attention in 1987 when he was awarded the President's Prize at the Traditional Crafts Exhibition for his outstanding work featuring a cloth-pattern inlay design. Since then, he has been creating tea ceremony utensils such as water pitchers, waste water containers, and flower vases. I have highly valued his work from the beginning and often use it in tea ceremonies.

Maeda needs no introduction, as he is a leading figure in contemporary polychrome ceramics, known for his unique and expressive use of color. He began making tea bowls about ten years ago, and they have gradually become popular among tea connoisseurs, earning him an extremely high reputation as tea bowls for thin tea.

This is the first exhibition featuring works by two graduates of Tokyo University of the Arts, and I have high expectations for the appearance of outstanding tea ceremony utensils.

Seizo Hayashiya

Biography
Biography
□Yukie Osumi [Metalwork]
Born in Shizuoka Prefecture in 1945.
Graduated from the Department of Art Studies, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts in 1969.
     He studied under Kashima Ichitani, Sekiya Shiro, and Katsura Moriyuki.
1987: 34th Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition, Japan Crafts Association President's Award
1991: The 1st Masahiko Katori Award
    4th MOA Mokichi Okada Award of Excellence
2009: 56th Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition, Japan Crafts Association Holder Award
Received the Medal of Honor with Purple Ribbon in 2010.
     The 17th MOA Mokichi Okada Award, MOA Museum of Art Award, Crafts Category
Currently, he is a full member of the Japan Crafts Association and an emeritus professor at Tokyo Kasei University.

□Masahiro Maeda [Ceramics]
Born in 1948 in Kumihama-cho, Kyoto Prefecture.
Completed graduate studies in ceramics at Tokyo University of the Arts in 1975.
2005: Award of Excellence at the 1st Kikuchi Biennale
     We moved our workshop to Roppongi, Tokyo.
2009 "Red, Black, Gold, Silver, Green, Blue: Masahiro Maeda's Colored Porcelain" Exhibition (Chō Museum of Art)
    56th Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition, Japan Crafts Association President's Award
2010: 17th MOA Mokichi Okada Award, MOA Museum of Art Award (Crafts Category)
2011 Japan Ceramic Society Award
Currently, Secretary-General of the East Japan Branch of the Japan Crafts Association
Artist in the gallery day
Date Artist in Gallery
Osumi: Scheduled to be present at the gallery every day.
Maeda: August 31st (Sun) - September 6th (Sat)
notice
Notice
[Opening Reception Invitation]
On August 31st (Sunday), the first day of the exhibition, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, we will be holding a small standing reception at the Kakiden Gallery.
We will be serving appetizers from the Kyoto-style kaiseki restaurant "Kakiden" and sparkling wine, so please feel free to join us. (Participation is free, no registration required)
Main exhibited works
Main Exhibited Works
Below are some of the main works that were exhibited during the exhibition period.
Unless otherwise stated, prices are inclusive of consumption tax at the time of the exhibition.
Click the image to see a larger version.
We have many other works besides these. If you tell us your preferences by phone or email, we will take more detailed pictures and send them to you by email.
After the exhibition ends, we would appreciate it if you could give us some time to check the availability of the artworks.

大角幸枝×前田正博

No.1

Author nameYukie Osumi × Masahiro Maeda
Work nameBarrier "Sun Moon"
sizeW90 × D14 × H22 (㎝)

大角幸枝1

No.2

Author nameYukie Osumi
Work nameMinamiwa tea strawberry “Asahi”
sizeΦ12.6 × H8.2 (㎝)

大角幸枝2

No.3

Author nameYukie Osumi
Work nameSilver water container "Gentle Breeze"
sizeΦ15.6 × H17.4 (㎝)

大角幸枝3

No.4

Author nameYukie Osumi
Work nameNanryo tea scoop
sizeL18.5 (㎝)

大角幸枝4

No.5

Author nameYukie Osumi
Work nameMinami Rinjutsu “Tsukimiya”
sizeΦ6.6 × H4.6 (㎝)

大角幸枝5

No.6

Author nameYukie Osumi
Work nameMinamirō incense box “Tsukimiya”
sizeW8.4 × D7.4 × H4.8 (㎝)

大角幸枝6

No.7

Author nameYukie Osumi
Work nameSilver-brass joined vase "Cloudy Air"
sizeΦ9.2 × H25 (㎝)

大角幸枝7

No.8

Author nameYukie Osumi
Work nameBlack copper Kensui "wave"
sizeΦ15.8 × H9 (㎝)

前田正博1

No.9

Author nameMasahiro Maeda
Work namePolychrome and silver-glazed vase
price432,000
sizeΦ18.4 × H17.4 (㎝)

前田正博2

No.10

Author nameMasahiro Maeda
Work namePolychrome and silver-glazed vase
price540,000
sizeΦ14.6 × H22 (㎝)

前田正博3

No.11

Author nameMasahiro Maeda
Work nameColorful Western-style plate
price324,000
sizeΦ12.8 × H7.6 (㎝)

前田正博4

No.12

Author nameMasahiro Maeda
Work namecolored tea bowl
price[Sold] 324,000
sizeΦ11.4 × H10.2 (㎝)

前田正博5

No.13

Author nameMasahiro Maeda
Work namePolychrome and silver-painted water container
price[Sold] 378,000
sizeΦ16.2 × H16.2 (㎝)

前田正博6

No.14

Author nameMasahiro Maeda
Work nameCovered container with colorful enamel and Western-style decorations
price864,000
sizeΦ28.4 × H12.2 (㎝)

前田正博7

No.15

Author nameMasahiro Maeda
Work nameColored sake vessel
price(Left) 54,000 [Sold]
(Center) 54,000
(Right) 54,000
size)Φ7.2 × H4.2 (㎝)

Regarding sales methods

DMWe accept advance reservations for the works displayed on this website before the exhibition begins. We will contact you approximately 20 days before the first day of the exhibition.DMWe ship the items and upload information to this website at almost the same time.
For those who are unable to visit our gallery in person, we are happy to accept orders by phone or email.
We look forward to receiving your inquiries.