For thsese 2 years Mr.Kako's main theme has been the warn colored
decoration on the natural-sand-colored clay. A color of red
soil and this simple but strong decoration brings some power.
It hints the ancient Japanese JOMON beauty.
1965 |
Born in Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture |
1986 |
Graduates the Kyoto Saga University of Arts |
1988 |
Prize, Japan Fine Arts Exhibition |
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Prize, Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition |
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Prize, Kyoto Fine Arts Exhibition |
1989 |
Prize, Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition |
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Prize, Mino International Ceramic Art Exhibition |
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Prize, Kyoto Prefecture Fine Arts and Crafts Exhibition |
1990 |
Prize, Japan Fine Arts Exhibition |
1991 |
Moves kiln from Kyoto to Nishiwaki, Hyogo prefecture |
1993 |
Prize, Ceramic Art Biennial Exhibition |
1994 |
Award of Excellence, Kyoto Crafts Biennial Exhibition |
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Japanese Pottery demonstration in Australia |
1995 |
Kinki Prize, Kinki Contemporary Crafts Exhibition |
1997 |
Prize, Asahi Ceramic Arts Exhibition |
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Daikakuji Temple Prize, Saga Daikakuji Temple Exhibition |
1999 |
Exhibition, Takashimaya Department Store, Kyoto |
2000 |
Exhibition, Kako's Path, Fujihira's Path |
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at Kyoto Artspace Kan, Kyoto |
2001 |
Builds single-chambered wood-firing kiln, |
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begins firing of works by wood |
2002 |
Exhibition, Ikebukuro Tobu Department Store, |
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Tokyo (also in 2000, 2001,2004) |
2003 |
Exhibition, Gallery Syo, Osaka |
2004 |
Award, Tanabe Museum of Art, Modern Tea Forms Exhibition |
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Exhibition, Ikebukuro Tobu Department Store |
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Exhibition, Gallery Syo, Osaka |
2005 |
Moves kiln from Nishiwaki to Sasayama |
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Prize, Tanabe Museum of Art, Modern Tea Forms Exhibition |
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Prize, Japan Fine Arts Exhibition |
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Award, Kyoto Fine Arts Exhibition |
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