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T. NAKABAYASHI
(1937) - Professor - Printmaking, Department of painting Main Awards: Grand Prize at the 3d Competition of Modern print in 1972 Museum of Modern Art Wakayama Prize in 1982 International Grand Prize at the 1st International Print Biennial, Taiwan in 1983 Inter-Graphic Prize at the 7th Berlin International Triennial in 1984 and so on... Solo Shows: 1967 Shirota Gallery, Tokyo (also 71, 73, 77, 80, 83, 86, 89, 92, 95) 1975 Gallery Humanite, Nagoya 1983 Suzukawa Gallery, Hiroshima 1983 Fukuoka City Museum of Art 1985 Duson Gallery, Seoul, Korea 1986 Miyawaki Gallery, Kyoto 1997 Ikeda Museum of 20th Century Art, Ito 1998 Honma Museum of Art |
Transposition, Ground-I, 2002 56 x 76.5 cm 
Transposition, 1997 59.5 x 101 cm |
Afternoon at the ebb, 1992 84 x 75 cm 
Contained Silence, 2002 96 x 75 cm |
1969 Graduated fron Musashino Art University 1979, 81 The 14th & 15th Exhibitions of Contemporary Art of Japan, Tokyo Awarded prize (79, 81) 1980 Sunshine Grand-Prix '80 Tokyo (Grand-Prix) 1989 The 3d Biennial Exhibition of Prints in Wakayama 1990 The 7th Biennial Exhibition of Prints in Seoul 1991 The 20th Contemporary Japanese Art Exhibition. Awarded Society for Promotion of Art and Culture Prize, Iwaki City Museum of Art Prize. 1992 Exhibition of 10 artists for Copperplate Engraving at Kanagawa Museum of Modern Art 1993 The 1st International Triennial Print Exhibition in Egypt 1994 Osaka Triennial 1994, Bronze Prize 1995 Japanese culture: the Fifty Post was Years 2002 The Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura Collections: The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo/ The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto/ Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art/ Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo etc. |
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K. NAGAI (1947) - grew up in Hachioji,
a suburb of Tokyo, a place which has been famous for its silk industry. His
father was a professional weaver and a manufacturer of material from which
he made kimonos. He also made decorative designs for these - whilst in his
garden he planted flowers which produced the colour mixtures for the designs.
So Kenji was obviously very much affected by his environment; in fact, he
started to create his own art-work from a very early age and which his father
obviously encouraged. Later he was impressed by paintings of Van Gogh and
even tried to imitate his art.
K. Nagai was graduated from the Musashino University of fine art in Tokyo in 1972. Since that time he has participated in many national and international exhibitions and won many prizes. Kenji Nagai is an extremely interesting and fascinating artist and we are honoured that we can exhibit some of his work in Russia. More works of Mr. K NAGAI |
WL . 99 - I, 1999 63 x 90 cm 
WL . 01 - 22, 2001 63 x 90 cm |
| Also works of S. OTE, N. UEDA, E. KANAIDA, Y. TAKAHASHI & M. KUROYANAGI are exhibited |
Satoshi OTE: Flying the Tower of Bible, 1991 71 x 92 cm 
Yo TAKAHASHI: Square Sky, 2002 51 x 64 cm 
Masataka KUROYANAGI: Air Current, 1996 45 x 80 cm |
Noriko UEDA: Relation-II, 2002 88 x 54 cm 
Etsuko KANAIDA: Souvenir of a Dream, 2000 87 x 69 cm |
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