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- 1968
- Born in Kagoshima, Japan
- 1991
- Graduated from Kyoto City University of Arts & Music, Kyoto (BFA).
- 1999
- Graduated from International Academy of Media-Arts and Sciences (IAMAS), Gifu
Selected Solo Exhibitions
- 1992
- "Collections of love", Voice Gallery, Kyoto, Japan
- 2000
- "Fuyu-no-Umi", CAI (Contemporary Art Institute), Sapporo, Japan
"Muted Space", Voice Gallery, Kyoto, Japan
- 2001
- "Do what you want if you want as you want", Kodama Gallery, Osaka, Japan
- 2003
- "A Lover from Korea", NPO Tanba Manganese Memorial, Kyoto, Japan
- 2006
- "For Yingarna", Gertrude Contemporary Art Space, Melbourne, Australia
- 2007
- "Baby Insa-dong", AD&A gallery, Osaka, Japan
Selected Group Exhibitions
- 1994
- "Wonderful life", Yokohama Galleria, Kanagawa, Japan
- 1998
- "Donai-yanen! (Et Maintenant!)", Ecole nationale superieure des beaux-arts, Paris, France
- 1999
- "SKIN DIVE", Tatsuike primary school, Kyoto, Japan
- 2001
- "Facts of Life: Japanese Comtemporary Art", Hayward Gallery, London, UK
"EXIT", Cretail Maison des Arts, Paris, France
- 2002
- "Continuity and Transgression", The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, Japan
- 2003
- "Kyoto Biennale", Kyoto Art Center, Kyoto, Japan
"50th Venice Biennale" (Arsenale / Viewer's Dictationship), Venice, Italy
"Kyushu-Ryoku", Contemporary Art Museum, Kumamoto, Japan
- 2004
- "Past in Reverse", San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego, USA
"Busan Biennale 2004 Contemporary Art Exhibition", Busan, South Korea
"Mediarena", Govett Brewster Art Gallery, New Plymouth, New Zealand
"Roppongi Crossing", Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan
"Living Together is Easy", Art Tower Mito, Japan / National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
- 2005
- "Yokohama Triennale 2005", Yokohama, Japan
"Open Nature", ICC InterCommunication Center, Tokyo
"Landscape - The Former Island", Sendai Mediatheque, Miyagi, Japan
- 2006
- "Rapt! 20 Contemporary Artists from Japan", Australia
"Aestetics/Dietetics", GAMEC, Bergamo, Italy
- 2007
- "View of Water: From Monet and Taikan to the Present", Yokohama Museum, Japan
"Out of the Ordinary: New Video from Japan", Getty Center & MOCA, USA
"Message2007: Artists from south Kyushu", Miyazaki, Japan
"Beautiful New World:Contemporary Visual Cultural from Japan", Guangdong Museum of Art, Duangzhou, China
- 2008
- "Self / Other", The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
Selected Performances
- 1991
- "A man with strings", Voice Gallery, Kyoto, Japan
- 1993
- "Jawless man", Sony Art Artist Audition, Tokyo, Japan
"Tele-onalysis", Voice Gallery, Kyoto, Japan
- 1994
- "Le cabarret minimalist", p3, Tokyo, Japan
- 1996
- "The 5th performance festival in Mexico", ExTeresa, Mexico City
- 1997
- "7 virtues", International Academy of Media-Arts and Sciences, Gifu, Japan
- 1998
- "Onyx Dreams", Saydie Bronfman Center, Montreal, Canada
"The Keisan-pun' Band", Nihon Showa Ongaku-mura, Gifu, Japan
"Perfomance in Hiroshima", Comtemporary Museum in Hiroshima, Japan
- 1999
- "K.I.T.", Digital Bauhause, ICC InterCommunication Center, Tokyo, Japan
- 2002
- "Kimura-san", Fierce! festival, IKON Gallery, Birmingham, UK
- 2005
- "Motto Darwin", AI Hall, Hyogo, Japan
- 2006
- "Aromaroa Erogeroe", AI Hall, Hyogo, Japan
"Kimura-san", Queer Zagreb, Croatia
Selected Collaborative Performances
- Black ice (directed and choreographed by Jo Kanamori) --- [deco and video production]
Ryutopia Niigata city art theater (premire), performed 8 cities in Japan (2004)
- PLAYBOYS (directed by Daniel yeung) --- [performer and collaborator]
Hongkong Arts Festival, Hongkong (2002)
- Me/mento 4am "ne" siac (choreographed by Jo Kanamori) --- [video production for live performance]
with NDT2 (Nederlands Dans Theater2), Holland (2001)
- Naharin's Virus (choreographed by Ohad Naharin) --- [collaborator]
with BatSheva Dance Company, Israel (2001)
- DUMB TYPE (Japan) --- [worked as a performer and a collaborator]
performance "OR" / Maubeuge, France (1997)
performance "S/N" / France, Luxemberg, Germany, Slovenia, Switzerland, Belgium, Spain, New Zealand, Brazil, Australia, Hongkong, Japan, Canada (1993 ~1996)
- The right to live & develop (with Noriko Sunayama and Misako Yabuuchi)
by Best Adult, Art Space Mumonkan, Kyoto, Japan (1993)
- Make my Kodai-san,tin! (with Kodai Nakahara, Koji Nishimatsu, Noriko Sunayama)
Nagoya city art museum, Aichi, Japan (1992)
- Chiiki-san (A music band, with Koji Nishimatsu)
live activities in different parties (1989~1993)
Public Collections
- The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
- Contemporary Art Museum, Kumamoto
- Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art
- The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto
To the Sea 2004
Kagoshima Esperanto 2005
Blackice 2004