E'wao Kagoshima

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Hello!, 2011. Pastel on paper, 12 x 12 inches

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Lone Shark, 2010. Mixed media on paper, 12 x 12 inches

BIOGRAPHY

Born: Niigata, Japan, 1945

Resides: Brooklyn, New York

Education: Tokyo National University of Fine Arts

(M.F.A., 1969)

 

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2011

Algus Greenspon Gallery, New York.

 

2008

Mitchell Algus Gallery, New York. Also 1997.

 

1986

Alexander Wood Gallery, New York.

 

1983

Gabrielle Bryers Gallery, New York.

"Workspace Kagoshima," New Museum of

Contemporary Art, New York. Catalogue.

 

1982

Ten Gallery, Fukuoka, Japan.

 

1976

Peter Franagan Gallery, New York.

Nagai Gallery, Tokyo.

 

1975

Matto Grosso Gallery, Tokyo.

 

1971

Miniature Shop, Tokyo Gallery.

 

Selected Group Exhibitions

2014

Painters of Modern Life," with Dan Burkhart, Juanita

McNeely and Jakub Julian Ziolkowski, The Box, Los

Angeles.

 

2013

"E'wao Kagoshima and Luther Price," Vilma Gold,

London.

"Better Homes," SculptureCenter, Queens.

"Rien Faire Et Laisser Rire / Do Nothing and Let Them

Laugh," Galerie Rodolphe Janssen, Brussels.

 

2012

"Creature from the Blue Lagoon," Martos Gallery,

Bridgehampton, New York.

Frieze Art Fair, Regents Park, London.

 

2011

"HAPPY HOLIDAYS! DRAWINGS!" Alex Zachary, New

York.

"Looking Back / The 6th White Columns Annual,"

White Columns, New York.

"Foot to Foot: Alisa Baremboym, Darren Bader, Andrei

Koschmieder, E'wao Kagoshima, Debo Eilers, Tim

Lokiec, Amy Yao," Regina Gallery, London.

 

2010

"Greater New York," MoMA PS1, Queens. Catalogue.

 

1996

"Exquisite Corpse," Mitchell Algus Gallery, New York.

 

1995

"The Ideal," Mitchell Algus Gallery, New York.

 

1994

"The Pop Image," Marlborough Gallery, New York.

Catalogue.

 

1988

"Group Show, fiction/nonfiction Gallery," Jose Freire,

New York.

 

1987

"One Eye or Two?" Asian American Art Center, New

York.

 

1985

"Correspondence: New York Art Now," Laforet Museum,

Tokyo and Osaka.

 

1983

"New Blood," Gabrielle Bryers Gallery, New York.

 

1982

"The Graphic Rap Show," Institute of Contemporary

Arts, London. Catalogue.

 

1979

"A Survey of Contemporary Japanese Art '79," Japan

Society, New York.

 

1978

"The Great American Foot Show," Museum of

Contemporary Crafts, New York.

 

1974

Craft AsakUSA Gallery, Tokyo.

 

Selected Bibliography

2012

Harris, Gareth and Riah Pryor. "Domestic Bliss Meets

DIY," The Art Newspaper (October 12).

Rosenberg, Karen. "Check Out the Gallery in the

Freezer: �Creature From the Blue Lagoon' in

Bridgehampton," The New York Times (August 2).

 

2011

Diaz, Eva. "E'wao Kagoshima," Artforum (March).

Neil, Jonathan T. D. "E'wao Kagoshima," ArtReview (March).

Kley, Elisabeth. "E'wao Kagoshima," Time Out New York

(February 8).

Carlin, T. J. "Critics' Picks: E'wao Kagoshima," Artforum.com

(February 6).

 

1987

Schwabsky, Barry. "Notes for Three Painters," Arts

Magazine (November).

1986 Bijutsu Techo. New York: Alexander Wood Gallery.

Schwabsky, Barry. "New York in Review," Arts Magazine

(May).

 

1985

Suzuki, Tatsuro. Correspondences: New York Art Now.

Harajuku: Laforet Museum.

 

1984

Hagenberg, Roland. Untitled '84: The Art World in the

Eighties. New York: Pelham Press.

 

1983

Moufarrege, Nicolas A., "The Mutant Int'l III," Arts

Magazine (November).

Moufarrege, Nicolas A., "The Mutant Int'l II," Arts

Magazine (October).

Moufarrege, Nicolas A., "The Mutant Int'l I," Arts

Magazine (September).

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