Kanreki: A 60 Year Journey
The 60th CWAJ Exhibition of Contemporary Japanese Prints
Highlights & Significant Works on View
through October 31
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The 60th anniversary CWAJ print show features more than 200 contemporary Japanese prints by established and emerging artists. Selected by international printmaking experts in Japan, the prints encompass diverse techniques from traditional woodblock, to intaglio, lithography, etching, aquatint, silkscreen and more contemporary digital innovations. The show debuted in Tokyo in 2015 and Highfield Hall & Gardens is its exclusive U.S. venue. Since its inception in 1956, the College Women’s Association of Japan’s print show has become a highly acclaimed and internationally recognized exhibition. Proceeds from the sale of the prints support Highfield’s programs and the CWAJ scholarship fund.
People interested in purchasing prints may contact the Director of Exhibitions, Annie Dean.
College Women’s Association of Japan
Sponsored by:
60 Years of the CWAJ Print Show
Encouraged by the publisher Charles Tuttle and the Yōseido Gallery’s Abe Yūji, the publication of Oliver Statler’s Modern Japanese Prints: An Art Reborn inspired a print show and sale featuring works illustrated in the book. Held on the 22nd of October 1956, this was the very first CWAJ Print Show, which has been held annually ever since. The artists featured in the Print Show’s early years were pioneers of the so-called ‘Creative Print’ movement, known internationally as sōsaku hanga. These works were conceived, designed, and produced by a single artist, and represented a major break from woodblock prints made in the Edo period (1603–1868), which were produced as a coordinated effort between multiple craftspersons, including designers, carvers, and printers, and overseen by a commercial publisher. The new sōsaku hanga were characterized by individuality and freedom of expression, as Japanese artists incorporated elements from a variety of contemporary international art movements into their own practices.
The first show established a firm foundation for the participation of well-known artists in generating funds for CWAJ scholarships, helping to establish CWAJ as an important presence in the Japanese art community. While CWAJ grants help fund the efforts of young scholars, the Print Show supports both young and established artists by raising their profile in Japan and overseas. As the show has gained momentum, CWAJ has taken its exhibitions to a number of international locations, with shows in the U.S., Europe, Australia and New Zealand. A large traveling show in 1985-6 toured several venues in North America before being displayed at the British Museum in London, where an impression of each print was donated to the permanent collection. Similarly, the 50th anniversary show in 2005 traveled to The Library of Congress, Washington D.C. in 2007, and the prints from the show joined the permanent collection after the close of the exhibition.
The CWAJ Print Show is notable for its globalism––the artists, jurors, and visitors to the exhibition and sale are all groups with international members, not to mention the composition of the CWAJ organization itself. These selection and exhibition processes bring young and old artists and their works into the same display space, a rare occurrence in Japan, while at the same time introducing or confirming the presence of these artists to an international, art-buying public. To this end, the catalogue, featuring full-color reproductions of all the prints, is a recognized reference for contemporary hanga.
There have been many changes to the show since its early incarnations, including the use of computerized sales systems, art handling procedures, and formal selection processes by international advisors in order to accommodate the increased number of submissions and selected prints. In 1985, CWAJ inaugurated the Art Grant, which evolved into the Artist-in-Residence program in 2011. Together with the Young Printmaker’s Award begun in 2005, these grants have helped support and sustain the efforts of talented printmakers. In 2015, CWAJ has offered a new prize to researchers of Japanese art to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Print Show.
In 2008, the Print Show was also held in Kobe, and from then on, has been held every two years. In 2013 the Kobe show was held in collaboration with the Kobe Biennale. Other important developments include the Associate Show, initiated in 1968, which has allowed for the exploration of themes and issues separate from the main exhibition. Further, since 1996, Hands-on Art displays have encouraged visually impaired visitors to appreciate prints in new ways, and have promoted understanding amongst all the Print Show’s guests.
The CWAJ Print Show has been in the unique position of reflecting and recording trends and developments in contemporary Japanese printmaking for the past sixty years, and represents one of CWAJ’s most significant achievements.
CWAJ Print Show History
The first CWAJ Print Show, comprised of 91 woodblock prints by 39 artists, opened in October 1956. The show was the brainchild of a CWAJ member who had studied printmaking, and the art critic and author Oliver Statler. Through their efforts, the Print Show was born, assuring significant funds for the CWAJ Travel Grants Program, and later the Scholarship Program.
Mr. Abe Yuji of Yoseido Gallery in Tokyo assisted the young venture by introducing top-ranked artists.
Over 59 years, the CWAJ Print Show has grown into a highly respected annual exhibition of contemporary Japanese prints (hanga). It features many diverse printmaking techniques, from intaglio, to lithography, to silkscreen. Since 1980, the prints have been selected by international advisers who are printmaking experts, art critics, or curators from highly respected museums. The Associate Show, which debuted in 1968, further expanded the horizons of the Print Show by allowing in-depth explorations of focused topics.
Beginning in 1968, a number of shows have traveled to destinations in Japan and beyond, including Philadelphia, London, Sydney, and Washington DC. The first full Print Show in Kobe was held in 2008; in 2013 it was held in collaboration with the Kobe Biennale. The catalogue, featuring full-color reproductions of all the prints, is an internationally recognized reference for contemporary hanga.
CWAJ also works to support and promote the development of hanga. CWAJ inaugurated the Art Grant in 1985, which has evolved into the new Artist-in-Residence (AIR) program launched in 2011, and also began offering the Young Printmaker Award (YPA) in 2005.
The aim of the Print Show—to present artistic excellence and to support academic achievement—continues. Constant throughout its history is the superb quality of the prints and the fact that the show is entirely organized and operated by CWAJ volunteers.
Click here to view CWAJ Library of Congress Exhibition, On the Cutting Edge, Contemporary Japanese Prints From The 50th College Women’s Association of Japan Print Show.
Press Release – Kanreki: A 60 Year Journey on View this Summer at Highfield Hall & Gardens, The 60th CWAJ Exhibition of Contemporary Japanese Prints
Kanreki: A 60-Year Journey
The 60th CWAJ Exhibition of contemporary Japanese Prints
The images on this page are protected and may not be reproduced or downloaded.
People interested in purchasing prints may contact the Director of Exhibitions, Annie Dean.
AMANO Kunihiro
TACIT 3
woodcut
68 x 97 cm ed 10
print #104
YOSHIDA Chizuko
Mambo B
woodcut
58 x 42 cm
print #253
YOSHIDA Chizuko
* [Baroque Yellow Wall in Szentendre, Dedicated to Hodaka]
woodcut
104 x 48 cm ed 20
print #254
FUKITA Fumiaki
[Bird and Eyeball] woodcut
47 x 28 cm ed 50
print #119
FUKITA Fumiaki
[New Beginnings] woodcut
97 x 66 cm ed 20
print #120
IWAMI Reika
*[Horizon B]
woodcut
53 x 70 cm ed 80
print #148
IWAMI Reika
*[Poem of Water] woodcut
59 x 87 cm ed 10
print #149
NAKAYAMA Tadashi
*[Two Horses Toward the Wind] woodcut
72 x 56 cm ed 85
print #185
MATSUMOTO Akira
[Façade A]
woodcut
54 x 48 cm ed 50
print #173
MATSUMOTO Akira
[Debris] silkscreen
77 x 75 cm ed 20
print #174
FUKAZAWA Yukio
[Meal] mezzotint
35 x 29 cm
print #117
FUKAZAWA Yukio
[Reflection]
aquatint/etching/drypoint
72 x 49 cm ed 30
print #118
PETIT Gaston
Rouages Cabalistiques
dye-resist silkscreen
91 x 65 cm ed 28
print #196
TOCHIGI Junko
[Prisoner-Bird-Door (B)] silkscreen
84 x 62 cm ed 25
print #230
AKIYAMA Iwao
[Waking from Winter Sleep]
etching
46 x 32 cm ed 10
print #101
AKIYAMA Iwao
[Colleague] woodcut
21 x 30 cm ed 160
print #102
SHINODA Toko
*untitled
lithograph
56 x 46 cm ed 1
print #211
SHINODA Toko
HYMN
lithograph
72 x 99 cm ed 25
print #212
TAKABE Taeko
[Sunny Road No. 3] silkscreen/collage
99 x 30 cm ed 92
print #219
FUNASAKA Yoshisuke
Work My 31 – 1967
woodcut
80 x 61 cm ed 13
print #122
FUNASAKA Yoshisuke
VERTICAL LINE, MM116 My Space and My Dimension
woodcut
50 x 35 cm ed 100
print #123
KUROSAKI Akira
Holy Night 67
woodcut
62 x 82 cm ed 20
print #169
KUROSAKI Akira
Manyō: Snow at Saho (Empress Kōmyō)
woodcut
49 x 67 cm ed 75
print #170
NAKABAYASHI Tadayoshi
Bud Sprouting (Out of Chaos)
aquatint/etching
45 x 57 cm ed 15
print #183
NAKABAYASHI Tadayoshi
Transposition ‘ 13 – Light – I
aquatint/etching
66 x 101 cm ed 30
print #184
MORISHIMA Isamu
The Stone Wall of Shuri (ancient capital of Ryukyu Kingdom)
woodcut
56 x 76 cm ed 100
print #180
SHIMA Kuniichi
Sp-C, D 136
silkscreen
91 x 65 cm ed 15
print #207
YAMAGUCHI Hirokazu
DANSO ’75-58
stencil
53 x 52 cm ed 20
print #243
HORIE Ryoichi
Impression of Arc 82-29
woodcut
80 x 63 cm ed 20
print #134
NODA Tetsuya
Diary: July 11th ’69
silkscreen/woodcut
61 x 61 cm
print #189
NODA Tetsuya
Diary: March 5th ’12
silkscreen/woodcut
48 x 33 cm ed 22
print #190
TOMITA Humio
a jellyfish 69-3-B
screen print
81 x 58 cm ed 6
print #232
TOMITA Humio
Dance – a beach –
screen print
81 x 58 cm ed 30
print #233
KIMURA Kousuke
POEM OF KYOTO
lithograph/silkscreen
73 x 52 cm ed 220
print #160
WATARAI Junsuke
[Festival of Angels] etching/lift-ground etching/aquatint
53 x 48 cm ed 50
print #242
YANAGISAWA Noriko
Sacred Existence
drypoint/etching/chine collé
71 x 51 cm ed 5
print #248
YANAGISAWA Noriko
[Shining Body II] aquatint/drypoint/etching/mezzotint/chine collé/spit bite
46 x 39 cm ed 20
print #249
KAWACHI Seiko
Dignity (Katsura-V)
woodcut
100 x 69 cm ed 50
print #155
TANAKA Masaaki
Golden Dragon Dancing, Asakusa
silkscreen
42 x 77 cm ed 78
print #225
AY-O
[Carnivorous AY-O-saurus I] silkscreen
60 x 46 cm ed 35
print #108
INOUE Kozo
La Forêt Vierge
silkscreen
50 x 66 cm ed 120
print #142
KAMIYA Shin
PHEASANT BIRD
silkscreen
79 x 55 cm ed 20
print #152
KOBAYASHI Keisei
Genge – For women, I will….No 2 wish –
woodcut/multicoloring
83 x 72 cm ed 20
print #162
KOBAYASHI Keisei
Sun rises Again – Illusional Planet 2014A –
wood engraving
119 x 90 cm ed 18
print #163
HARA Takeshi
Strokes 94-8
lithograph
62 x 57 cm ed 45
print #128
TSUBOTA Masahiko
Penetration–108
silkscreen/punch
57 x 76 cm ed 20
print #235
ARICHI Yoshito
Lost shape – two of the eye
aquatint/etching/red-gold leaf
63 x 46 cm ed 20
print #107
AZUMAYA Takemi
[Ukifune 1]
lithograph
48 x 68 cm ed 15
print #109
SAITOH Ryo
meditation-dream-B
silkscreen
87 x 76 cm ed 15
print #202
YAMATAKA Noboru
[The Remaining Snow] woodcut
23 x 34 cm ed 100
print #247
TAKAHASHI Shu
View of Hase Temple I
etching/aquatint/stencil
45 x 38 cm ed 80
print #222
JOHNSON Margaret Kennard
Homage to Ancient Bronzes
collagraph/intaglio/relief/inking process
76 x 57 cm ed 20
print #151
KIMURA Hideki
DELTA 8-25
silkscreen
74 x 103 cm ed 20
print #158
KIMURA Hideki
Charcoal/Trinity 3
silkscreen/burning
50 x 40 cm ed 10
print #159
MORIOKA Kansuke
’95-8 Fuji
silkscreen
76 x 56 cm ed 10
print #179
MATSUSHIMA Junko
Blue Arc No. 1
lithograph
65 x 51 cm ed 20
print #175
TAKEDA Hideo
[The Vigorous Archery of Tametomo]
silkscreen
71 x 53 cm ed 200
print #223
MARUYAMA Hiroshi
Midnight Blue 92-B
woodcut
41 x 56 cm ed 50
print #172
NORIKANE Hiroto
Shoji – 16 (Shirakawa winter)
aquatint/etching/hand-coloring
52 x 46 cm ed 150
print #191
IKEDA Ryoji
Untitled 8
photo-etching/etching/aquatint
63 x 46 cm ed 25
print #138
ISOMI Teruo
Under the Moon in the Field
woodcut
62 x 79 cm ed 50
print #143
ISOMI Teruo
[Some Day/Water’s Surface] woodcut
71 x 92 cm ed 15
print #144
ITO Handoku
UTA – 244
silkscreen/woodcut
49 x 68 cm ed 5
print #145
KURODA Shigeki
Deep impact
drypoint/etching/engraving
49 x 64 cm ed 30
print #167
OKAMOTO Ryusei
White Fox (Moonlight) I
woodcut/mica
60 x 32 cm ed 776
print #192
SUGIURA Kazutoshi
*Iris No. 154
silkscreen
40 x 27 cm ed 55
print #217
SONOYAMA Harumi
d’encres – V
lithograph
62 x 89 cm ed 35
print #214
SONOYAMA Harumi
Signe – Q
lithograph
73 x 83 cm ed 28
print #215
TANAKA Takashi
[Early Spring – M]
silkscreen
48 x 61 cm ed 10
print #228
ENDO Susumu
SPACE & SPACE N1401
offset lithograph
75 x 55 cm ed 75
print #113
KANEKO Kunio
Love Tabi
woodcut
61 x 36 cm ed 150
print #153
ROME Joshua
Market Day
woodcut
47 x 32 cm ed 90
print #198
SAITO Takeshi
MEMORY-89-11
aquatint/etching
52 x 74 cm ed 50
print #201
WAKO Shuji
TIME AFTER TIME
lithograph/gold leaf
51 x 33 cm ed 50
print #240
KURITA Masahiro
[Tanigawa Peaks • Ichinokurasawa]
wood engraving/woodcut
24 x 19 cm ed 99
print #166
SAKAZUME Atsuo
The Man who Gnawed an Apple – Lost Data
mezzotint
79 x 61 cm ed 35
print #203
WATANABE Tatsumasa
* [Marsh II] etching/aquatint
41 x 47 cm ed 75
print #241
BRAYER Sarah
Hint of Red
aquatint/hand-coloring/handmade washi
84 x 65 cm ed 38
print #111
HAMANISHI Katsunori
Division – work No. 11
mezzotint
74 x 53 cm ed 50
print #126
HAMANISHI Katsunori
60th birthday Kimono
mezzotint
59 x 45 cm ed 70
print #127
HOSHINO Michiko
[In Praise of Shadows]
waterless lithograph
76 x 99 cm ed 20
print #135
KELLY Daniel
Three Persimmons
woodcut
30 x 111 cm ed 55
print #156
HIRATSUKA Yuji
DINING OUT
aquatint/drypoint/etching/lift-ground etching
76 x 57 cm ed 10
print #132
YOSHIDA Ayomi
LINEAR COMPOSITION L27-M.B.P.
woodcut
68 x 66 cm
print #252
IKUTA Koji
[Kingfisher] mezzotint/color mezzotint/hand coloring
27 x 47 cm ed 75
print #139
KATORI Takeshi
[Promenade In Lyon] mezzotint/hand-coloring
50 x 63 cm ed 75
print #154
WAKATSUKI Kohei
Removed~IX
etching/aquatint
64 x 84 cm ed 30
print #238
WAKATSUKI Kohei
Old Tree
etching/aquatint
86 x 63 cm ed 35
print #239
YAMANAKA Gen
THE NIGHT PIECE
woodcut
49 x 67 cm ed 30
print #245
YAMANAKA Gen
[Daybreak: For the CWAJ Print Show]
woodcut
51 x 69 cm ed 15
print #246
KINOSHITA Taika
GET BACK-108-y (27. November)
collagraph/woodcut
57 x 76 cm ed 30
print #161
IKAI Tadashi
[White-eye Bird III] mezzotint
45 x 36 cm ed 50
print #137
NAKAZAWA Shin-ichi
Gravity I
etching/mezzotint
74 x 45 cm ed 25
print #186
NISHIKAWA Yoichiro
Blue Zone 1501 Calla – feminine modesty
lithograph/leaf/mica
70 x 51 cm ed 30
print #187
MIYAYAMA Hiroaki
30–Fujibakama from “In the Garden of Genji”
aquatint/deep etching/gold leaf
20 x 72 cm ed 150
print #177
TOMURA Shigeki
A Path – I
etching
39 x 28 cm ed 24
print #234
FUJINAMI Rieko
[Fowering Lily: To Passing Youth] integlio/gampi/gold leaf/aquatint/color tissue
36 x 33 cm ed 30
print #116
FURUYA Hiroko
[Botanical Journal No. 2] woodcut
82 x 86 cm ed 20
print #124
HAYASHI Takahiko
Weaving Blue
drypoint/etching/mezzotint
79 x 59 cm ed 40
print #130
IDO Masao
[Autumn of the Imperial Palace] woodcut
56 x 31 cm ed 200
print #136
RISHO Shigeo
[Dawn Bell] etching/aquatint
56 x 71 cm ed 60
print #197
IWASAKI Miwako
The Calm I
woodcut
79 x 32 cm ed 51
print #150
SAITO Osamu
Eternal Love
wood engraving
44 x 35 cm ed 1
print #199
YOSHIMATSU Junichiro
Scene ’14-3
collagraph/silkscreen
35 x 35 cm ed 15
print #256
FUNAMI Kenji
The series of space ’15A~1
silkscreen
55 x 40 cm ed 6
print #121
SHIMIZU Misako
[Clear Autumn] lithograph/leaf
50 x 33 cm ed 70
print #209
TAKAHAMA Toshiya
Private and Public – 51
aquatint/etching/lift-ground etching
68 x 66 cm ed 30
print #220
TAMEKANE Yoshikatsu
The Unknown Marker
woodcut/collagraph/various leaf
97 x 67 cm ed 20
print #224
TODA Toshiro
[Sun Showers ’15-1] aquatint/etching
57 x 78 cm ed 5
print #231
ARAKI Shinko
Pine Meadow 6
aquatint/etching
41 x 94 cm ed 20
print #106
IMAMURA Yoshio
time of evening – II
aquatint/engraving/etching/woodcut/leaf
36 x 26 cm ed 20
print #140
ITOW Takumi
[Onigokko – Let’s Play Tag] woodcut
46 x 37 cm ed 88
print #146
MORIMURA Ray
[Panoramic View of Shōmyōji Temple] woodcut
58 x 42 cm ed 70
print #178
OKUBO Sumiko
A Temptation to the Forest II
collagraph/etching/woodcut/embossing
95 x 61 cm ed 12
print #193
STEWART Joel
Yesternow
aquatint/etching/aluminum leaf
84 x 71 cm ed 36
print #216
ANDO Shinji
Feeling the Breeze (Winter)
etching/aquatint/drypoint
79 x 54 cm ed 35
print #105
FORREST Elizabeth
Drawn into the Pattern
woodcut
57 x 57 cm ed 20
print #115
SAKURAI Sadao
Réminiscence 13–3
photo-etching/aquatint
57 x 75 cm ed 10
print #204
TAKAHASHI Hiromitsu
Shirayukihime
stencil
94 x 62 cm ed 10
print #221
HATTORI Kumiko
[My Relationship with the Forest II]
lithograph
50 x 55 cm ed 20
print #129
HISHIDA Toshiko
Bon
silkscreen
79 x 109 cm ed 5
print #133
KOGA Akira
migratory bird • A-1
woodcut/collagraph
71 x 55 cm ed 30
print #164
OZAKI Yutaka
[For the Japan Championship]
aquatint/engraving/etching/mezzotint
21 x 27 cm ed 60
print #195
HIRAKI Mitsuru
[Fruit of September] woodcut
60 x 30 cm ed 50
print #131
TANAKA Yoshikazu
[MOON LIGHT Moon in the Immaculate Night and Tree in the Ancient City] woodcut
30 x 47 cm ed 20
print #229
TSUBOUCHI Yoshiko
[Time Travel – Secret Gift]
etching/aquatint/gold leaf/hand-coloring
37 x 28 cm ed 95
print #237
YAMAMOTO Keisuke
Light Time Silence #24
lithograph
56 x 95 cm ed 20
print #244
KUROKI Shu
Overlap – 42
woodblock lithograph
52 x 76 cm ed 12
print #168
HAMADA Fuki
[Star Architecture]
aquatint/etching/gampi/chin collé
76 x 49 cm ed 20
print #125
KUGO Ikuhiro
below ground – 2-4
woodcut
72 x 58 cm ed 30
print #165
ZHUANG Man
[Spring Sunshine] mezzotint
47 x 35 cm ed 30
print #257
SEKINO Yowsaku
[Cherry Blossom]
woodcut/gold leaf
61 x 89 cm ed 50
print #206
NISHIMURA Fumiko
SAKURA Rhapsody in Blue
lithograph
39 x 64 cm ed 25
print #188
SHUJI Chiaki
Playing With Doll – Distant Festival –
etching/aquatint/soft-ground etching/drypoint
100 x 77 cm ed 20
print #213
MURAKAMI Fumio
Plant Characters 2015 A4-1
photo-etching/soft-ground etching/engraving
57 x 39 cm ed 10
print #181
MUSASHI Atsuhiko
SILENT FLOWER MAY-A
collagraph
69 x 52 cm ed 5
print #182
SHIMIZU Hirofumi
[an egg 94-10-5 (Butterfly)] collagraph/woodcut
72 x 55 cm ed 15
print #208
MIIDA Seiichiro
a little story “with a bird”
woodcut
44 x 32 cm ed 12
print #176
KENMOKU Yoichi
[Village Breeze] wood engraving
47 x 32 cm ed 80
print #157
YOSHIHARA Eri
[Red Room] etching/laminate
55 x 37 cm ed 30
print #255
INOUE Katsue
[Tsura Tsura Tsubaki]
woodcut
52 x 74 cm ed 30
print #141
IWAKIRI Yuko
toward the sea
woodcut
66 x 66 cm ed 20
print #147
EBIZUKA Koichi
[Wind Torn from the Night] mezzotint/drypoint
44 x 59 cm ed 20
print #112
SATAKE Kuniko
winds work – 63
woodblock lithograph
112 x 76 cm ed 5
print #205
SUZUKI Tomoe
a moment – 14-5
lithograph
75 x 56 cm ed 10
print #218
YONEZAWA Hiroko
Triangle House 03
lithograph
100 x 77 cm ed 10
print #251
BABA Tomoko
ligne (pap.rou-no)
etching/handmade paper
83 x 55 cm ed 7
print #110
MASUDA Nao
How to View the Continuing Nature
etching
64 x 106 cm ed 10
print #302
TAKEUCHI Hidemi
[Boat – I] woodcut
46 x 80 cm ed 3
print #301
60th Print Show Anniversary Grand Prize Exhibition
To celebrate the 60th CWAJ Print Show, and to show appreciation to the printmaking community and encourage its further development, CWAJ established the 60th Print Show Anniversary Grand Prize Competition. The competition exhibition, with a grand prize of 600.000 yen, presents 60 striking artworks by artists under 40 years of age.
Grand Prize
TANAKA Satomi
dim – plastic memory 032 –
etching/ink jet print
110 x 90 cm ed
print #54
Second Prize
MIYAMOTO Shoji
Sample
woodcut
65 x 96 cm ed 7
print #31
Second Prize
ITO Manami
pine #11
drypoint
107 x 78 cm ed 5
print #9
Second Prize
YUKI Taisuke
The day when illusion ends
etching/aquatint/drypoint
75 x 107 cm ed 15
print #60
HASEGAWA Yuki
NAMIDA 2015
lithograph
64 x 91 cm ed 7
print #4
HATSUDA Yui
kashikarakaminouchi
etching
36 x 34 cm ed 50
print #5
ICHINO Yu
[Evanescence]
lithograph
58 x 84 cm ed 9
print #6
ISHIBASHI Yuichiro
microscope – some symbols 02 –
woodcut/silkscreen
73 x 92 cm ed 10
print #7
ITAYA Ryouko
Am I Happy ?
woodcut/horisusumi
110 x 79 cm ed 4
print #8
KANDA Kazuya
latent image – 6
ink jet print
105 x 78 cm ed 10
print #10
KANEDA Yumiko
Dentist
medium print/stencil
38 x 24 cm ed 30
print #11
KAWAI Shoko
Magic of kill oneself #3
lithograph
100 x 75 cm ed 20
print #12
KAWAMURA Sayaka
stay
woodcut
94 x 73 cm ed 5
print #13
KAZAHAYA Koyuki
Kaster lee
lithograph
54 x 40 cm ed 15
print #14
KIM Sohee
Dripping I
aquatint/etching/chine collé
61 x 51 cm ed 20
print #15
KIRYU Madoka
[With Captured Flowers]
lithograph
85 x 71 cm ed 5
print #16
KISHI Yukie
Premium chocolates
lithograph
59 x 72 cm ed 5
print #17
KISHI Yukiko
dead head train
woodcut
106 x 75 cm ed 3
print #18
KITAMURA Saki
Someone for No one <Hanoi>
woodcut
111 x 76 cm ed 3
print #19
*KOBAYASHI Asami
[Gazing] lithograph
72 x 85 cm ed 10
print #20
KOBAYASHI Ayaka
[Gentle Prayer] woodcut
70 x 55 cm ed 10
print #21
KONDO Saori
Following a Trace II
etching/gampi
108 x 79 cm ed 15
print #22
KOUYAMA Chiaki
[Sympathetic Landscape] woodcut
99 x 80 cm ed 4
print #23
LEE Wonsuk
[Nature’s Reflection] woodcut
56 x 76 cm ed 10
print #24
MAKINO Hiroki
Onlooker of a lot of Leaves
woodcut/watercolor
87 x 67 cm ed 20
print #25
MARINCHEVSKI Veliko
Cycle: “SENSING NATURE” – REFLECTIONS – STONE, BIRD, BAMBOO
etching/aquatint/drypoint
78 x 50 cm ed 15
print #26
MATSUTANI Hiroko
Wandering #14
woodcut
90 x 91 cm ed 5
print #27
MATSUURA Susumu
POW WOW
silkscreen
110 x 79 cm ed 5
print #28
MISAKI Akihiro
*Family of Clouds
lithograph
46 x 70 cm ed 7
print #29
MIURA Marino
[Playtime II] etching
71 x 51 cm ed 20
print #30
MOMMA Hidemi
Color of the sky
silkscreen
60 x 60 cm ed 4
print #32
MYROSHNYCHENKO Maryana
Cognition
etching/aquatint
55 x 45 cm ed 50
print #33
NAKAJIMA Yoshie
*Terra incognita #19
lithograph
38 x 38 cm ed 5
print #34
NAKAMORI Hitoshi
grounds #11
photo-etching
76 x 107 cm ed 7
print #35
NAKAMURA Hanae
childhood
silkscreen
79 x 90 cm ed 4
print #36
NAKAMURA Mari
2014 –
lithograph
81 x 101 cm ed 3
print #37
NAKAMURA Miho
Night scene
woodcut
84 x 109 cm ed 10
print #38
NAKATOH Fumihiko
Arothron hispidus – Stars and stripes puffer in Izu –
woodblock lithograph
79 x 95 cm ed 5
print #39
NISHIMURA Sayuri
[Mt. Tsukuba] etching/aquatint/drypoint
76 x 104 cm ed 4
print #40
NOJIMA Arata
After the beauty asleep 12
aquatint/mezzotint/chine collé
110 x 74 cm ed 10
print #41
OGOSHI Tomoko
ICE BLOCKS 36
lithograph
82 x 79 cm ed 15
print #42
OKADA Ikumi
Morning Is Coming~February~
woodcut
40 x 48 cm ed 30
print #43
OMORI Hiroyuki
Rain AME
mezzotint/etching
76 x 91 cm ed 10
print #44
SAITO Rika
Amethyst
woodcut
91 x 91 cm ed 15
print #45
SAITO Yuki
Tide pool
etching
69 x 109 cm ed 30
print #46
SAITOH Ryota
Breath – 3
wood engraving
37 x 28 cm ed 40
print #47
SANO Tomone
[Crevice] etching/drypoint
83 x 105 cm ed 3
print #48
SODA Kiyoshi
smile and be happy
lithograph
97 x 70 cm ed 5
print #49
SUGIMOTO Akari
Pa Pa Parade
etching/aquatint
25 x 65 cm ed 30
print #50
SYPOSZ Valerie
Validation of Existence
lithograph
56 x 63 cm ed 7
print #51
TAKAHASHI Azusa
Sparrows in One Spot
lithograph
31 x 31 cm ed 12
print #52
TAKIMOTO Yuriko
Key stone
woodcut
69 x 51 cm ed 8
print #53
TOKORO Akihiro
Disguise
aquatint/spit bite
78 x 99 cm ed 2
print #55
WATANABE Kanako
Night bird
woodcut
43 x 45 cm ed 20
print #56
YAMAMOTO Akira
To Cleanliness
lithograph
89 x 108 cm ed 6
print #57
YOKOTA Tomomi
Town of rain II
aquatint/etching/drypoint/engraving
77 x 60 cm ed 20
print #58
YUASA Katsutoshi
Death of beauty #4
woodcut
66 x 51 cm ed 10
print #59
*This print will not be on view at Highfield Hall, the artist has provided a substitution.