Takeo Yamaguchi
1952, 21 x 27.3 cm, oil on paper board
1952, 21 x 27.3 cm, oil on paper board
Biography
1983 Died at the age of 87
1954 Appointed professor of Musashino Art University (〜74)
1931 Returned to Seoul from France
1927 Graduated from Tokyo Fine Arts Academy, and traveled to France to call on Saeki Yuzo
1902 Born in Seoul, Korea
Solo Exhibitions
2009
Yamaguchi Takeo‘Line and Sumi’, NAKACHO KONISHI ARTS, Tokyo
1993
(〜94) RETOROSPECTIVE TAKEO YAMAGUCHI, Kagoshima City Museum of Art / Otani Memorial Art Museum, Nishinomiya City
/ Shimonoseki City Art Museum / The Museum of Modern Art, Toyama
1987
Exhibition of Yamaguchi Takeo, Nerima Art Museum
1983
Exhibition, Athens Gallery / Yayoi Gallery, Tokyo
1980
Exhibition of Yamaguchi Takeo, Kitakyushu Municipal Museum of Art
1976
Solo exhibition, Kasahara Gallery, Osaka
1963
Solo exhibition, Nihonbashi Gallery, N.Y.
1961
solo exhibition after the war, Minami Gallery, Tokyo
(1965, 1968, 1972, 1975)
1939
solo exhibition, Seijyu-sha Gallery / Tokyo
Group Exhibitions
2012
ART OF ANOTHER KIND - International Abstraction and Guggenheim, 1949-1960 -, Guggenheim Museum
2009
Yamaguchi Takeo / Lee U-fan, WILDENSTEIN / Tokyo
2006
Exhibition of Yamaguchi Takeo and Wakita Kazu, Okawa Museum of Art
1994
JAPANESE ART AFTER 1945, Yokohama Museum of Art / Guggenheim Museum
/ San Francisco Museum of Modern Art 2006 Exhibition of Yamaguchi Takeo and Wakita Kazu, Okawa Museum of Art
1989
Exhibition of Yamaguchi Takeo and Saito Yoshishige, sponsored by The Japan Foundation, Museum of Modern Art / Brussels, Belgium
1980
Exhibition YAMAGUCHI Takeo & HORIUCHI Masakazu, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo Exhibition of Yamaguchi Takeo,
Kitakyushu Municipal Museum of Art / Hukuoka
1970
Exhibited in Japan EXPO’70, EXPO Museum of Fine Arts / Osaka
1965
Contemporary Japanese Artists, Kunsthaus Türich The New Japanese Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art,
N.Y. (went on a tour to 6 exhibition halls around USA)
1963
Exhibited in the 7th São Paulo Biennial
1960
Group exhibition (by 6 japanese artists), Gres Gallery, with Okada Kenzo, Katsura Yukiko,
Kawabata Minoru, Onosato Toshinobu and Kusama Yayoi / Washington D.C., USA
1958
The 2nd Guggenheim International Award Exhibition, Guggenheim Museum / N.Y., USA
1956
Exhibited in the 28th Venice Biennial
1955
Exhibited in the 3rd São Paulo Biennial
1931
Exhibited in the Nika Exhibition (withdrew by 71) / Tokyo
Award
1961
Minister of Education Award for Fine Arts