Tomoko Kawachi (1974, Chiba, JP) Live and work in Moriya, Ibaraki, Japan
Educations
2005-06
Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2000
Musashino Art University (MA), Tokyo, Japan
1997
Musashino Art Universitiy (BA), Tokyo, Japan
Solo Exhibitions
2010
"Rabbit Ear" van Zijll Langhout Exposities, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
2009
Art Singel 100, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
2006
Grusenmeyer Art Gallery, Deurle, Belgium
2004
Art Trace Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Musashino Art University Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
2000
Toki Art Space, Tokyo, Japan
Group Exhibitions
2020
“MAXIMUM CALM" An exhibition
of drawings in the form of a digital book. with: Dan Asher, Jakup
Ferri, Hans Hoekstra, Tomoko Kawachi, Marijn van
Kreij, Joost Krijnen, Rory Pilgrim, Daragh Reeves and Wieske Wester.
editing: Marijn van Kreij,
published by ha ha·u·su press and andriesse~eyck galerie, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
2014
"Una Exposición Luminosa", Jugada a Tres Bandas, Esther Montoriol, Barcelona
with Pere Llobera, Pep Vidal, Marijn van Kreij, Tomoko Kawachi, Martín Llavaneras, Jonathan Millán and Segimon Vilarasau
"33 Drawings on Language and Communality in a Straight Line conceived" by Marijn van Kreij and Barbara Seiler
Barbara Seiler Galerie
Dina Danish, Sander van Deurzen, Nickel van Duijvenboden, Marcel van
Eeden, Wineke Gartz, Tomoko Kawachi, Marijn van Kreij, Joost Krijnen,
Annaïk Lou Pitteloud, Jannis Marwitz, Bert Mebius, Marc Nagtzaam, Rory
Pilgrim, Christian Rothmaler and Ante Timmermans
"DelicARTessen 13"
Esther Montriol, Barcelona
2012
“Studio Verwey”, de Hallen, Haarlem, the Netherlands
Tomoko Kawachi, Tala Madani, Ištvan Išt Huzjan, Derk Thijs, Sarah Verbeek
2011
“Book Launch/ Open Studio”, with Daishin Sumimoto, at Studio Orteliusstraat 15, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
2010
“Tomoko Kawachi and Iwan van’t Spijker”, Baracca Fourspace, Den Haag, the Netherlands
2009
Resy Muijsers Contemporary Art, Tilburg, the Netherlands
2008
“Art Amsterdam” in Resy Muijsers Contemporary Art, Amsterdam RAI
2006
“Open Ateliers 2006”, Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam, the Netherland
“Rijksakademie at PARTS”, PARTS, Xiamen, China
“intersection”, Resy Muijsers Contemporary Art, Tilburg, the Netherlands
2005
“Open Ateliers 2005”, Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
“Gallery Exchange”, Bowie Van Vallen
presenting Tomoko Kawachi and Iwan van 't Spijker at China Art Objects
Galleries, Los Angeles, CA, USA
“Fast Forward” House of CAMPARI, Los Angels, CA, USA
“Seven Young Painters”, Bowie Van Vallen, Amsterdam
“Art Amsterdam” in Bowie Van Vallen, Amsterdam RAI
2003
"Gumma Biennale for Young Artists '03", Museum of Modern Art, Gunma
2001
"Gumma Biennale for Young Artists '01", Museum of Modern Art, Gunma
2000
"Art-ing Tokyo 2000", Saison Art Program Aoyama, Tokyo, Japan
Awards/ Grants
2012
Mondriaan Fonds, Basis stipendium, the Netherlands
2009
Fonds BKVB, Basis stipendium, the Netherlands
2006
Kees Verwey Fellowship, Stichiting Kees Verway, the Netherlands
2000
16th Holbein Scholarship, Tokyo Japan
Media/ Publications
2012
“Studio Verwey”, de Hallen, Haarlem, the Netherlands
2011
“Tape it for a moment", Self-Publication with Daishin Sumimoto, 200 copies, Japan/the Netherlands
2008
“Eigen Huis & Interieur”, December, the Netherlands
“Art Trace Gallery”, Art Trace Gallery, Japan
2006
“Open Ateliers 2006”, Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, the Netherlands
"Look Into My Eyes, Baby", Self- Publication initiated by Iwan van't
Spijker, with Jesse de Bosch Kemper, Petra Fuzes, Hidenori Mitsue,
Tomoko Kawachi, Paulien Oltheten, Markus Shimizu, Iwan van't Spijker,
Daishin Sumimoto, Jessica de Wolf and Tine Melzer
“Het Parool Magazine ‘BIENEN’ ”, October, the Netherlands
“Inter Section”, Resy Muijsers Contemporary Art, the Netherlands
“H ART”, April, Belgium
2005
“Amsterdam INDEX 2006”, the Netherlands
“Open Ateliers 2005”, Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, the Netherlands
“Kunst Beeld”, nr.09 2005 the Netherlands
“Fast Forward -Passion for the New-” House of CAMPARI, Los Angels. USA
“Een Gids Langs Kunstenaars op de
KunstRAI 2005, Aangeboden door de Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten,
63 Kunstenaars van A to Z, 7 Residents in Persectief”
the Netherlands
“Multiple Expression, published by Musasino Art University, Japan