Personal History of Koki Ohara

Address:               350-2, Sadamine, Chichibu-City, Saitama Pref., Japan

E-mail:                  poripokku@ab.auone-net.jp

Job Objective:  To seek a business partner to promote and sell my ceramic works to your country

Principal Career and Prize Winning History

2021     Won the Encouraging prize at the 8th TOBI Exhibition

2020　Won the bronze prize at the MINO CHAWAN Exhibition

2018     Milano Design Week;  Exhibition of Koki Ohara Ceramic Works

2016     Event in Mirano Italy;  Wicky's Wicuisine Seafood at Milano

2015     Accepted to The East Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition

2013     Accepted to The East Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition

2010     Exhibition at the Mashimo Keiji Museum

             Accepted to The Oribe Ceramics Modern Tea Ceremony Exhibition

2008   Won the Best New Artist Prize at the 55th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition

2006     Accepted to The Vessels For Sake Exhibition

2005    Won the Prefectural Prize at Miyagi art festival

2003     Accepted to The Japan Traditional Art Crafts New Works Exhibition

             Accepted to The Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition

1998    Won the Harada prize in graduate school （ The Best Student Prize of the Year of Ceramics Course of  Graduate School ）in the Tokyo University of the Arts

1996    Won the Ataka Prize (The Best Student Prize in the Faculty of the Year) in Tokyo University of the Arts

Private Exhibitions and Spot Sales Held at:

Onuma Department Store,  Yamagata

Mitsukosi Department Store,  Sendai, Miyagi

Keio Department Store,  Sinjuku, Tokyo

Torindo Gallery,  Aoyama, Tokyo

Gallery Mai,  Iidabashi, Tokyo

Galleria ACCa,  Simoya, Tokyo

Utsuwa Ikkyaku,  Aoyama, Tokyo

Gallery 801,  Ichinomiya, Chiba

Gallery Yoyosha,  Katsuura, Chiba

Matsuzakaya Department Store,  Nagoya,  Aichi

Gallery Entorez,  Hyogo

Galerie Seito,  Hirosima

Ichibata Department Store,  Matsue, Shimane

TENOHA,Daikanyama,Tokyo

Education

1998     Graduated from Ceramic Course of Graduate School of Fine Arts of                  Tokyo University of the Arts

Membership      

               Japan Art Crafts Association

               Utuwa Ikkyaku,  Aoyama, Tokyo /Osaka /Kyoto

               Gallery Mai，IidabashiMai，Tokyo         

               Fukumori machekyuto Manseibasi Tokyo

　　　   Gallery 801，Ichinomiya，Chiba  

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