Biogrfia Shimaoka Tatsuzo

Galleria Gottardo, ceramics by Shimaoka Tatsutzo Introducions
Biography and most important exibits italiano
1919	Born on 27th October in Tokyo.
1942	Graduates from Tokyo lnstitute of Technology.
1946-49	Studies pottery under Hamada Shoji in Mashiko.
1953	Builds his own studio adjacent to Hamada Shoji.
1954	Fires his kiln for the first time - first exhibit in Tokyo.
1962	Receives price from Nihon Mingeikan, Tokyo.
1963	Three months of teaching and exhibiting in Canada and United States. Starts yearly exhibits at Matsuya Ginza Dept. Store, Tokyo.
1968	Teaches summer sessions at colleges in California, United States.
1971	Starts yearly exhibits at Hankyu Dept. Store, Osaka.
1974	One-man exhibit in Boston (Massachusetts), United States.
1977	First exhibition in Europe at the Kunstgewerbe Museum, Hamburg
1978	Teaches for 4 weeks at the Banff Art Center, Canada. Partecipates at show "Japanese Ceramics" at Hetjens Museum, Düsseldorf, Germany.
1979	Receives the Tochigi Prefecture cultural price for contribution to Japanese Folk-art.
1981	lnvited to exhibit at Höchst Memorial Museum, Frankfurt, Germany.
1982	Teaches and holds one-man exhibits in Canada.
1983	One-man exhibition at Gallery Fred Jahn, Munich, Germany.
1986	Exhibits at Liberty Dept. Store, London, United Kingdome.
1987	One-man exhibit at City Art Museum, Mannheim, Germany.
1989	One-man exhibit at City Art Museum, Munich, Germany.
1990	Commemorative exhibition at Seibu Art , Tokyo.
1991	One-man show at Gallery Besson, London, United Kingdom.
1992	Lectures at Honolulu Academy of Arts, Hawaii, United States.
1993	Exhibit of 201 Shimaoka-pieces of the Shimizu Masashi collection donated to the Tochigi Prefectual Museum of Fine Arts.
1996	Nominated as "Living National Treasure" (Ningen Kokuho) by the Japanese Governement.
1997	Commemorative exhibit at Hankyu Dept. Store, Osaka.
1998	Commemorative exhibit at Matsuya Ginza Dept. Store, Tokyo.
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