BIOGRAPHY
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1976
• Born in Japan
1999-2002
• Chelsea College of Art, London, UK
• Lives and works in Tokyo, Japan
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2009
• Frye Art Museum, Seattle, WA
2007
• Nicole Klagsbrun Gallery, New York, NY (two-person exhibition with Alex Hubbard)
• XXX:Trilogy, Dicksmith Gallery, London, UK
2006
• Portrait of M, ZINGERpresents, Tilburg, The Netherlands
• Annet Gelink Gallery/The Bakery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2005
• Mary Mary, Glasgow, Scotland
• Galeria Luisa Strina, Sao Paulo, Brazil
• Jap, Window Gallery, Antwerp, Belgium
2004
• Powerlessly Hardcore, Dicksmith Gallery, London
2003
• Video Art Screening Tokyo Vol.2 - A Very Veautiful Woman, The Glasshouse, Tokyo
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2008
• Rehab—A project by Ben Laloua / Didier Pascal with Meiro Koizumi and Christian Jankowski, Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2007
• Tussle in Shorthand, Punch Gallery, Seattle, WA
• Idiot Joy Showland, IFC, New York, NY
2006
• War and Nature, Virgile de Voldere Gallery, New York
• Galleries Show, Extra City, Antwerp, Belgium
• Work, Kunstfort, Vijfhuizen, The Netherlands
• Sexy Politics, Alpha M project 2005 / vol8, Art Space Kimura ASK?, Tokyo, Japan
2005
• Panorama, Impakt Festival 2005, Utrecht, The Netherlands
• Hotspots, Essl Collection, Vienna, Austria
• Video Art Screening Tokyo Vol. 4—Dreaming bodies, Asahi Art Squre, Tokyo, Japan
• videoDictionary, La Casa Encendida, Madrid, Spain
• Relocated Identities/ Part I Overexposure, Public Space with a Roof, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2004
• No Pre / No Con, Galeria Moriarty, Madrid, Spain
• Video Art Screening Tokyo Vol. 3—Paradise Views, Tokyo International Forum Hall D1,Tokyo, Japan
• Move on Asia, SBS 1st Floor Atrium, Seoul Mediarena, Govett Brewster Art Gallery, New Zealand
• Out the Window, Japan Foundation Forum, Tokyo, Japan and Project Space Zip, Seoul, Japan
2003
• Group VS Show, The Dicksmith Gallery, London Please Don't Make Me Cry, Emily Tsingou Gallery, London, UK
2002
• New Contemporaries 2002, Liverpool Biennale, Liverpool, Barbican Centre, London, UK
• As Isn't, 3300M Street, Washington,DC
2001
• Beck's Futures 2 Student Film and Video Award, ICA, London, UK and Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool, UK
• Goo Goo, Hothaus, London , UK
AWARDS
2005-2006
• Residency at Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten / Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2003
• Residency at Arcus Project, Ibaraki, Japan
2001
• Beck's Futures 2, Student Film and Video Award - 1st Prize
