Emi Otaguro ART AWARD TOKYO 2008 Grand Prix
Participating in AAT2008
It was an opportunity for many people to see my work, and it was also a valuable opportunity to hear from people involved in the art world.
It was a good exhibition that helped me orient myself in the future and helped me learn about problems that I hadn't noticed before.
Activity status after AAT2008
Although it is gradual, I would like to resume my art activities in the future.
January 2009 Participated in group exhibition "Mr. FREEDOM X"
Yu Akashi ART AWARD TOKYO 2008 Second Grand Prix
Participating in AAT2008
I think it was important that I was able to make connections with many friends and people in the art world that went beyond my connections at university. The university I graduated from was a relatively lively place, but some of the students at private universities in rural areas, even though they create very good works, are not seen by art professionals at their graduation exhibitions. Opportunities like this are extremely valuable, as they are extremely rare in some cases.
Activity status after AAT2008
I mainly give presentations at Tokyo University of the Arts, where I am currently enrolled, and Kyoto Zokei University, where I graduated, but I also participated in the group exhibition ``FLESH'' with Artist I met at AAT, and exhibited at R2 in Kashiwa City and artzone in Kyoto City. did.
Hiroko Yamaji ART AWARD TOKYO 2008 Taro Amano Award
Activity status after AAT2008
April 2008 Solo exhibition (Ohyusha, Mie)
June 2008 Group exhibition CAAF2008/24+6 (Claire Aoyama Art Forum, Tokyo)
September 2008: Selected for Gunma Youth Biennale
Hikaru Suzuki ART AWARD TOKYO 2008 Shihoko Iida Award
Activity status after AAT2008
September 2008: Selected for Gunma Youth Biennale 08
Shigeo Murakami ART AWARD TOKYO 2008 Shigeo Goto Award
Participating in AAT2008
I enjoyed participating in AAT and being able to see the work of people from my generation in the same exhibition space. (To be honest, I was curious about what kind of works students from other universities were creating.)
Activity status after AAT2008
June 2008 Wonder Wall Tokyo 2008 Grand Prize Winner
November 2008 magical, ARTROOM DICE PROJECT003
February 2009 “Four Ateliers” Open Studio in Kyoto
March 2009 “PICA3” Group exhibition at Art Court, Osaka
July 2009 Solo exhibition at Wonder Site Hongo
September 2009 Wonder Wall Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
Nana Funo ART AWARD TOKYO 2008 Tomio Koyama Award
Participating in AAT2008
Until then, I thought it would be fine as long as I could continue creating, but when a lot of people put my work in a shop window like that, I want to show it well if possible, and I think that's what people want to see. I'm also curious. Produce by yourself. I can't show it to anyone. I feel like my perspective and perspective have expanded a little. I had many good encounters and had a great experience. And most importantly, it was fun.
Activity status after AAT2008
I had a two-person exhibition at Tomio Koyama Gallery and a solo exhibition at TKG Editions, and someone who came to see the exhibition recommended me for the VOCA exhibition (2009). (It will be exhibited at the Ueno Royal Museum in March 2009) I also participated in an exhibition called Montblanc Young Artist Patronage through Mr. Koyama's introduction.
Daisuke Dogabata ART AWARD TOKYO 2008 Miwa Yanagi Award
Participating in AAT2008
It was a good experience.
It was very stimulating to see the works of people from various departments at other schools.
It was also great to be able to participate in exhibitions such as the Cow Parade.
Activity status after AAT2008
June 2008 Group exhibition, Art Frontier
September 2008 Participated in "Cow Parade 2008"
January 2009 Group exhibition "I'm here 2008", Omotesando Gallery
Yu Ebihara ART AWARD TOKYO 2008 participation
Participating in AAT2008
Thanks to the connections I made with other artists and planners through AAT, I was blessed with a variety of good opportunities, including exhibitions at galleries, and I'm really glad I was able to participate.
Activity status after AAT2008
I continue to produce while working part-time.
February 2009 Exhibited at the Japan Media Arts Festival (Encouragement Award)
February 2009 Participated in a two-person exhibition at Ottomainzheim Gallery
Kanako Oya ART AWARD TOKYO 2008 participation
Participating in AAT2008
It was a great opportunity for many people to see it.
The fact that I was selected gave me encouragement for my creative activities after graduation.
Activity status after AAT2008
September 2008: Gunma Youth Biennale 08 Grand Prize winner
October 2008 Solo exhibition Gallery Jin
November 2008 Group exhibition Shonandai MY Gallery
January 2009 Solo exhibition "HPFRANCE WINDOW GALLERY"
Yohei Sugita ART AWARD TOKYO 2008 participation
Participating in AAT2008
I was able to feel in real time the different perspectives of writers of my generation who are considered to be excellent from other universities across the country. I also became aware of the weight of responsibility that I have from the perspective of others.
Activity status after AAT2008
June 2008 Wonder Wall Tokyo 2008 Wonder Wall Award Winner
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Daisuke Sumita ART AWARD TOKYO 2008 participation
Participating in AAT2008
I think this was the kind of place that gave me clues to think deeply about what position my creations would be placed in society, and what kind of words they could be used for.
Activity status after AAT2008
Since AAT, I have continued to work in my atelier, working with the management of a gallery that approached me for my graduation exhibition.
Last year was spent getting the production environment set up, so I wasn't able to create much, but I was selected to be featured in Opera City Art Gallery's ``N Project 39'' in October 2009. I didn't speak directly to Shihoko Iida when I was at AAT, but she saw my work there and that gave me an opportunity.
I am aware of the hardships of painting after leaving school, but I believe that the reason I decided to continue painting was because I submitted my work to AAT and received encouragement from various people. I am. thank you very much.
