超空间 INBETWEEN
Kengo Kuma, Shiro Kuramata, Anish Kapoor

Curator: Toshio Shimizu
Exhibition Dates: June 4th – August 8th , 2010

Three Talk: June 5th, 2pm – 5pm

“The Prospect of Future Urban Development and Architecture”; Discussion led by Toshio Shimizu (curator); Panelists: Kengo Kuma (architect) & Wu Jiang (Vice-Headmaster of Tongji University)
Location: Space by Three @ Three on the Bund
Address: No.3 the Bund 2nd Floor 3 Zhongshan Dong Yi Road Shanghai

Opening Reception: June 5th, 5pm – 8pm
Location: Shanghai Gallery of Art @ Three on the Bund
Address: No.3 the Bund 3rd Floor 3 Zhongshan Dong Yi Road Shanghai


Shanghai Gallery of Art and TOSHIO SHIMIZU ART OFFICE are pleased to present the exhibition “超空间 INBETWEEN” by three artists whose work features “inbetween” in different forms: Kengo Kuma, Shiro Kuramata and Anish Kapoor. Three distinct approaches taken by these artists produce synergistic effects in a multi-dimensional space that will offer an extraordinary experience to the audience.

Kengo Kuma is an architect who perceives the origin of a kind of architecture, one that constructs itself by breaking up spaces. The spaces created by Kengo Kuma are in continuation while being deconstructed. Air and light stay inside of the space while permeating the outside. In other words, he creates a space with both clarity and ambiguity, where humans and the universe (nature) are not completely separated. Kengo Kuma is one of the best known architects working today. His recent architectural projects include; “TOH – THE OPPOSITE HOUSE”, hotel, Beijing, China, 2008; “CON / FIBER”, pavilion, Milano, 2009; “LOTUS HOUSE”, house, Kanagawa, Japan, 2005; “Great (Bamboo) Wall”, house, Beijing, China, 2002.

Shiro Kuramata was a product designer who has removed the physicality from daily objects. Kuramata’s design removes gravity from the objects, liberating them from the restraining spells of physical existence. The late Shiro Kuramata was a famed designer. Although he passed away 20 years ago, the influence of Mr. Kuramata’s work on product design today remains strong. Some of his representative products include “Side 1,Side 2,” design series of “Furniture in Irregular Forms, 1970; “Begin the Beguine,” design of homage to Hoffman, 1985; “How High the Moon,” steel mesh chair, 1986; “Miss Blanche,” acrylic/artificial roses chair, 1988.

Anish Kapoor is one of the world’s preeminent sculptors today. He first gained international acclaim at the 1990 Venice Biennale where he represented Britain. His recent solo exhibitions include “Anish Kapoor,” Royal Academy of Arts, London, 2009; “Anish Kapoor,” Museo Guggenheim de Arte Modernoy Contemporáneo, Bilbao, 2010; “Cloud Gate”, Millennium Park, Chicago, 2004. The sculptures created by Anish Kapoor have the power to transform an entire surrounding space. Anish Kapoor’s sculpture is “zero” space appearing in this real world. This “zero” space exists not only within his sculpture but dominates the whole space where his work is placed and the audience who stands within the space.

Toshio Shimizu, the Artistic Director, has worked with many eminent artists in Japan and abroad as a leading curator of contemporary art for the last twenty-five years. Recent projects include “Two Mountains (Naoya Hatakeyama and Balthasar Burkhard),” Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Austria, 2008 - 09; “Tokyo Midtown”, Art Direction of Commission Works, Tokyo, 2007; “3rd Shanghai Biennale 2000”, Artistic Director, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai, 2004.

A fully illustrated book entitled “超空间 INBETWEEN” , with an essay by Artistic Director Toshio Shimizu, will be published on the occasion of this exhibition.


Artists’ CVs

Kengo Kuma:

1954 Born in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
1979 Completed the Master Course, Department of Architecture, Graduate School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo
1985-86 Visiting Scholar Graduate School, Columbia University and Asian Cultural Council , USA
1987 Established Spatial Design Studio
1990 Established Kengo Kuma & Associates
1994 Lecturer at the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Columbia University, USA
1998-99 Professor at the Faculty of Environmental Information, Keio University
2001-2009 Professor at the Faculty of Science and Technology, Keio University
2007-2008 Visiting Professor at the School of Architecture, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
2008 Established Kuma & Associates Europe, France
2009 Professor at the Graduate School of Architecture, The University of Tokyo
Currently lives and works in Tokyo, Japan

Released Projects

2010 Mainichi Art Award for “Nezu Museum”
2009 Decoration Officier de L''''Ordre des Arts et des Lettres for Kengo Kuma, France
Royal Institute of British Architects(RIBA) Fellow for Kengo Kuma, UK
Conde Nast Traveler Magazine’s World Best New Hotels 2009 for “The Opposite House”, USA
2008 Energy Performance + Architecture Award, France
Emirates Leaf Award for Public Building for Suntory Museum of Art, UK/UAE
Bobat 2008 for SAKENOHANA, France
2007 Detail Prize 2007 special prize for ’Chokkura Plaza and Shelter”
International Architecture Award for the Best New Global Design for “Chokkura Plaza and Shelter”
2005 The Marble Architecture Award 2005 East Asia External Facings 1st prize for “Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum”, Italy
2002 Spirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award, Finland
2001 Togo Murano Award for “Nakagawa-machi Bato Hiroshige Museum”
Architectural Institute Award for “Nakagawa-machi Bato Hiroshige Museum”
International Stone Architecture Award for “Stone Museum”, Italy
2000 Grand Prize, Prize of AIJ, Tohoku Chapter for Design for “River/ Filter”
Grand Prize, INTER INTRA SPACE design selection for “Kitakami Canal Museum”
Director General of Forestry Agency Prize for “Nakagawa-machi Bato Hiroshige Museum”
1999 Honorable Mention, Boston Society of Architecture, Unbuilt Architecture Design Award 2000, USA
1997 Architectural Institute of Japan Award for “Noh Stage in the Forest”
First Place, AIA DuPONT Benedictus Award for “Water/Glass”
Grand Prize, Regional Design Award, Kochi Prefecture, for “Yusuhara Visitor’s Center”
1995 Grand Prize for JCD Design Award 1995 Cultural / Public Institutions for “Kiro-san Observatory”
1994 Good Design Architecture for “Yusuhara Visitor’s Center”

Competition Projects

2010 First Prize, Aix en Province Conservatory of Music Competition, Aix en Province, France
First Prize, Macdonald Public Facility Complex of General Education and Sports Competition, Paris, France
2008 First Prize, Granada Performing Arts Center Architectural Competition, Granada, Spain
First Prize, International Invited Architectural Competition for iconic park and mixed development in Iskandar Malaysia, Johor-Bahru, Malaysia
First Prize, Asakusa Tourist Information Center Architectural Competition, Taito, Tokyo, Japan
2007 First Prize, Besancon City of Arts and Culture Architectural Competition, Besancon, France
First Prize, Architectural Competition for the Complex of Government Buildings related to the area of the “Eiffel Hall”－Western Railway Station of Budapest, Budapest, Hungary
First Prize, Nagaoka City Hall Architectural Competition, Nagaoka, Niigata, Japan
2004 First Prize, Tobata C Block Urban Design Competition, Kitakyusyu, Fukuoka, Japan
First Prize, Utsunomiya Station East Plaza Urban Design Competition, Utsunomiya, Tochigi, Japan
First Prize, Ondo-cho Learning Center Design Competition, Ondo, Hiroshima, Japan
2002 First Prize, Ohta Museum for living National Treasure Competition / Ohta, Gunma, Japan, Ondo-Cho, Hiroshima Prefecture
First Prize, Tokyo University of Agriculture, Exhibition Center Competition, Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan
2001 First Prize, Nagasaki Prefecture New Museum Design Competition (Nihon Sekkei.inc + Kuma Kengo), Nagasaki, Nagasaki, Japan
1998 First Prize, Nakagawa-machi Bato Hiroshige Museum Competition, Nasu, Tochigi, Japan



Shiro Kuramata (1934-1991):

1953 studied architecture at Tokyo Polytechnic in Tokyo
1956 studied interior design at the Kuwazawa Institute for Design in Tokyo

Selected Exhibitions

2003 Moins et Plus. Musée d''''art Moderne de Saint-Etienne Métropole, France
1999 Musée des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France
Österreichisches Museum fur Angewandte Kunst, Vienna, Austria
National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, Japan
1998 Grey Art Gallery, New York University, New York, NY
Musée des Arts Decoratifs, Montreal, Canada
1997 Centro Cultural, Mexico City, Mexico
Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA
Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, VA
1995 Japan Today, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebaek, Denmark
1994 Collection: Chairs of the 20th Century, Museum of Modern Art, Toyama, Japan
Japanese Design—A Survey Since 1950, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA
Images du Futur—''''94 Japon, Old Port of Montreal, Montreal, Canada
1993 Electronic Surface—Liquid Structure, O Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan
1991 Il Dolce Stilnovo della Casa, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, Italy
Design Connection—Shiro Kuramata Memorial, Porte de Versailles, Paris, France
TAPIS, Galerie Yves Gastou, Paris, France
Sealing of Dreams, Gallery MA, Tokyo, Japan
1990 Salone del Mobile, Milan, Italy
Il Palazzo and Six Designers, Gallery MA, Tokyo, Japan
I Spiritelli, Museo Alchimia, Milan, Italy
1989 Memphis & Transavanguardia, Touko Museum of Contemporary Art, Aoyama, Tokyo; Fukuyama Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan
Uny Group. Bi ! Kujira, Yatai at World Design Exposition ''''89, Nagoya, Japan
Europalia 1989 Japan, Brussels, Belgium
Shiro Kuramata, Galerie Yves Gastou, Paris, France
1988 Petits Architectures Nomades (Little Nomad Architecture), Galerie Yves Gastou, Paris, France
KAGU Tokyo Designer''''s Week ''''88, Axis Gallery Annex, Tokyo, Japan
Image Up Project Exhibition for Furniture from Shizuoka. Axis Gallery, Tokyo; Shizuoka Isetan Department Store, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan
Craft Council, Sydney, Australia
In*Spiration Lighting Design Exhibition, Tokyo, Japan; Paris, France; Milan, Italy
1987 The 1987 Vitra International Exhibition, Musée Rath, Geneva, Switzerland
IDÉE Shiro Kuramata Exhibition, IDÉE Shop, Tokyo, Japan
Milano Furniture Salon Exhibition, Zeus Hall, Milan, Italy
Intellectual Interior, Shibuya PARCO Part 3, Space Part 3, Tokyo, Japan
Exhibition Commemorating the 80th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Tokyo High School for the Arts, Tokyo High School for the Arts, Tokyo, Japan
Memphis Vol. 8, Milan, Italy
Shiro Kuramata Exhibition, Gallery Gallery, Kyoto, Japan
1986 Kagu—Mobilier, The Royal Monastery of Fontainebleau, France
Chairs, San Francisco Airport Gallery, San Francisco, CA
1910—1970 Japon des Avant-Gardes, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, France
Cappellini Presents the Furniture by Shiro Kuramata, Museum of Milan, Milan, Italy
Project K3, Axis Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo: Form and Spirit, Axis Gallery (1985), Walker Arts Center and other cities in the USA
Shiro Kuramata, Galerie Yves Gastou, Paris, France
1985 Contemporary Landscape: From the Horizon of Postmodern Design, National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto; National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo: Its Shape and Substance Tokyo in Tokyo, A collaboration with Tadao Ando, Axis Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Time Piece, Axis Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Time Machine, Gallery 911, New York, NY
Prints by Twenty Top International Artists, Laforet Museum Akasaka, Tokyo and Kyoto International Conference Hall, Japan
A Panorama of Contemporary Art in Japan—Design of Daily Life, Museum of Modern Art, Toyama, Japan
Japan Creative Exhibition, Seibu Department Store, Tokyo, Japan
Clock: Five Artists, Tokyo, Japan and New York, NY
Shiro Kuramata Smal, Cassina Japan Showroom, Tokyo, Japan
1984 Japanese Designers—Tradition and the Present, Central Hall of the Soviet Artists Alliance, Moscow, Russia
Phoenix / New Attitudes in Design, Queen''''s Quay Terminal, Toronto, Canada
1983 From Spoons to Cities: One Hundred Designers at Work, Milan, Italy
Memphis Vol. 4, Milan, Italy
Tokyo International Lighting Design Competition 1983, Livina Yamagiwa, Tokyo, Japan
Design Gallery Exhibition No. 302 Terrazzo Shiro Kuramata, Matsuya Ginza Design Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
1982 Memphis Vol. 3, Milan, Italy
Casa Italia—Memphis Group Exhibition, Seibu Department Store, Ikeukuro, Tokyo, Japan
1981 Memphis Vol. 2, Milan, Italy
Small Small Exhibition, Ao Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
M.T.I. ''''Furniture by Architects,'''' Cambridge, England
Three Designers Exhibition, Ina Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Metal Sculpture Exhibition, Mikimoto Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Design Forum ''''81, Matsuya Ginza, Tokyo, Japan
Lighting Exhibition, Mikimoto Hall,Tokyo, Japan
System Monopoll, Matsuya Ginza Design Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
1978 Design and Art of Modern Chairs, The National Museum of Art, Osaka, Japan
MA Espace-Temps du Japon, Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, France
1977 Isu (chair), Tokyo Designers Space, Tokyo, Japan
Small Small Exhibition, Ao Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Art Today ''''77—Structure of Visuality, Seibu Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan
1976 Wonderland, Ao Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
One Day One Show, Tokyo Designers Space, Tokyo, Japan
1975 Wall Paper Design by Ten Designers, Kawakichi, Tokyo, Japan
Negation of Form, Kirony Interior In, Tokyo, Japan
Akari (Light) Exhibition, Ao Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Experiment Work, Matsuya Ginza Design Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
1973 A Glimpse of Kuramata''''s Work, Matsuya Ginza Design Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
1972 The Modern Living Interior Exhibition, Maison du Meuble, Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo International Lighting Design Competition 1972, Matsuya Ginza, Tokyo, Japan
Acrylic Lamps, Gallery Fujie, Tokyo, Japan
The 11th São Paulo International Biennale. São Paulo, Brazil
1970 Seibu New Form Interiro Show IE No. 2, Seibu Department Store, Tokyo, Japan
Good Design Exhibition ''''70, Matsuya Ginza, Tokyo, Japan
Shaggy Art Exhibition, Detzi Building, Tokyo, Japan
1968 DESIGN FOR LIVING, Matsuya Ginza, Tokyo, Japan

Selected Awards

1990 Ordre des Arts et des Lettres
1981 Japan Cultural Design Award
1972 Mainichi Industrial Design Award



Anish Kapoor:

1954 Born in 1954 in Bombay (Mumbai),
Indian-born British Installation Artist
Currently lives and works in London

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2010 INBETWEEN, Shanghai Gallery of Art, shanghai, China
2009 Anish Kapoor: Memory Deutsche Guggenheim, Berlin
2008 ''''Place/No Place: Anish Kapoor in Architecture'''', Royal Institute of British Architects, UK
''''In-I'''' Akram Khan and Juliette Binoche, National Theatre, London
''''Anish Kapoor'''' Kukje Gallery, Korea
''''Anish Kapoor'''' Barbara Gladstone Gallery, Brussels, Belgium
Pelléas and Mélisande, La Monnaie, Brussels

''''Anish Kapoor: Past, Present, Future'''', ICA Boston,

''''Anish Kapoor'''' Barbara Gladstone Gallery, New York, 24th St. gallery
2007 ''''Anish Kapoor – Svayambh'''', Haus der Kunst, Munich,
''''Anish Kapoor'''', Galleria Continua, Beijing, China
‘Anish Kapoor – Svayambh'''', Musee des Beaux-Arts, Nantes,

''''Anish Kapoor. Works on Paper'''', Gladstone Gallery, New York, USA
2006 ''''Sky Mirror'''', Rockefeller Center, (Public Art Fund), New York,USA
''''Anish Kapoor'''', Lisson Gallery,
''''Anish Kapoor. Ascension'''', BBCC, Rio de Janeiro,

''''Anish Kapoor'''', Regen Projects, Los Angeles, USA,
''''My Red Homeland'''', CAC Malaga, Spain

2005 Japanese Mirrors, SCAI, Tokyo, Japan
2004 ''''Whiteout'''', Barbara Gladstone Gallery, New York

''''Cloud Gate'''', Chicago Millennium Park
''''Anish Kapoor'''', Massimo Minini Gallery, Brescia, Italy
''''Melancholia'''', MAC Grand-Hornu, Belgium
2003 ''''Painting'''', Lisson Gallery, London
Kukje Gallery, Seoul, Korea
Galleria Continua, San Gimignano, Italy
''''Idomeneo'''', Glyndebourne (set design)
''''My Red Homeland'''', Kunsthaus Bregenz, Austria
National Archaeological Museum, Naples, Italy

2002 Anish Kapoor, Marsyas, 3rd Unilever Commission for the Turbine Hall, Tate Modern
2001 Barbara Gladstone, New York
Taidehalli, Helsinki
2000 ''''Taratantara'''', installation, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead and Piazza del Plebiscito, Naples
''''Blood Solid'''', fig-1, London,

''''The Edge of the World'''', permanent installation at Axel Vervoordt Kanal, Wijnegem, Belgium
''''Blood'''', Lisson Gallery, London

Regen Projects, Los Angeles, USA,

1999 capcMuseé d’art contemporain de Bordeaux

Scai The Bathhouse, Tokyo, Japan
1998 Hayward Gallery, London

Barbara Gladstone Gallery, New York
''''Anish Kapoor'''', Lisson Gallery,

1996 Galleria Massimo Minini, Brescia
Kunst-Station St Peter, Cologne

1995 Lisson Gallery, London
De Pont Foundation for Contemporary Art, Tilburg
1994 ''''Echo'''', Kohji Ogura Gallery, Nagoya, Japan
1993 Barbara Gladstone Gallery, New Yorkv
Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv (exh cat)
1992-3 San Diego Museum of Contemporary Art, La Jolla. Travelled to the Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines, Iowa; The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa; The Power Plant, Toronto (exh cat)
1991 Palacio de Velazquez, Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid (organized in cooperation with The British Council) (exh cat)
''''Anish Kapoor'''', Kunstverein, Hannover, Germany,
1990-91 ''''Anish Kapoor Drawings'''', Tate Gallery, London (exh cat)
Le Magasin, Centre National d’Art Contemporain, Grenoble
1990 ''''Anish Kapoor, XLIV Biennale di Venezia'''', British Pavilion, Venice (organized by The British Council)
1986 ''''Anish Kapoor: Recent Sculpture and Drawings'''', University Gallery, Fine Arts Center, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (exh cat)
Barbara Gladstone Gallery, New York
Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo (exh cat)
1985 Kunsthalle, Basel (exh cat) (travelled to Stedelijk Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven)
1984 Barbara Gladstone Gallery, New York
1982 Lisson Gallery, London

Selected Group Exhibitions

2008 ''''For What We Are About To Receive'''', Gagosian Gallery, Moscow
''''Blood on Paper- the Art of the Book'''', Victoria and Albert Museum, London
''''Traces du Sacré'''', Centre Pompidou, Paris
''''Ambition d''''art'''', Institute d''''art contemporain (IAC) Lyon
2007 Makers and Modelers, Gladstone Gallery, NY
Artempo, Venice
Contrepoint III, The Louvre, Paris
Timer, Milan
One Colour, Galleria Continua, Beijing
2006 Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art, Queensland Art Gallery
Super Vision, ICA Boston
How to Improve the World, Hayward Gallery, London
Surprise, Surprise, ICA London
The Expanded Eye, Kunsthaus Zurich
Sculpture, Thaddaeus Ropac, Salzburg
The Sublime is Now, Museum Franz Gertsch, Switz
Sixty Years of Sculpture in the Arts Council Collection, YSP
2005 Arte all''''Arte, San Gimignano, Italy
Museo Madre, Naples, site specific installation
God is Great, Venice
British Sculpture Show, Kunsthalle Wurth
Colour After Klein, Barbican Art Gallery, London
Universal Experience, MCA Chicago
2004 Kanazawa Museum
Arts and Architecture 1900-2000, Genova Palazzo Ducale
Gwangju Biennale, Korea
Lustwarande 04, Tilbug
''''Pain; Passion, Compassion, Sensibility'''', Science Museum, London
2003 ''''Saved! 100 years of the National Art Collections Fund'''', Hayward Gallery, London
''''Minimalism and More; Contemporary Art from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation'''', Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art, USA
''''In Good Form; Recent Sculpture from the Arts Council Collection'''', Longside Gallery, Yorkshire Sculpture Park
''''Ineffable Beauty'''', Kunsthalle Erfurt
Himmelschwer, Graz,; travelling to Denmark/Odense
Beaufort 2003, Ostend
Mind Space, Ho-Am Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea (works in the collection of the Samsung Museum of Modern Art)
2002 ''''Retrospectacle: 25 Years of Collecting Modern and Contemporary Art'''', Denver Art Museum
''''Blast to Freeze'''', Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg
''''Remarks on Colour'''', Sean Kelly Gallery, New York
''''Colour White'''', De La Warr Pavilion
''''this ain''''t no tupperware'''', Kunststof(f), Kortrijk and Herford, Begium
''''Kaash'''', Anish Kapoor, Akram Khan, Nitin Sawhney; touring collaborative dance production, premier, Paris
''''Homage to Rudolf Schwarzkogler'''', Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna, Austria
2001 ''''Field Day: Sculpture from Britain'''', Tapei Fine Art Museum, Japan. Organised by the Taipei Fine Arts and the British Council (exh cat)
''''Drawings'''', Regen Projects, Los Angeles
''''BO01'''', Concepthaus, Malmo
''''1951-2001 Made in Italy'''', Triennale, Palazzo dell''''Arte, Milan
2000 ''''Drawings'''' 2000, Barbara Gladstone, New York.
''''La Beauté'''', Papal Palace, Avignon, France
1999 ''''Beauty - 25th Anniversary'''', Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington DC.; touring to Haus der Kunst, Munich, (07.10.99 – 17.01.2000), exh. cat.: Regarding Beauty
1998 ''''Then and Now'''', Lisson Gallery, London
Towards Sculpture'''', Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon. (exh cat.). Text by Rui Sanchez.
1996 Britische Kunst an der Unterelbe, Stade, Germany
''''Betong'''' Malmö Konstall
1994 ''''Asian Art Now'''', Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima

1992-3 Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
1992 Documenta IX, Kassel
1991 Turner Prize 1991: An Exhibition of Work by the Four Shortlisted Artists'''', Tate Gallery, London (exh cat)
1988-89 ''''British Art Now: A Subjective View'''', (organised by the British Council) (exh cat). Travelled to Setagaya Museum, Tokyo, Fukuoka Art Museum, Nagoya City Museum, Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts,Hyogo Prefectural Museum, Hiroshima City Museum
''''Carnegie International'''', Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
1988 ''''Britannica. 30 Ans de Sculpture'''', Musee des Beaux-Arts Andre Malraux, Le Havre; Ecole d''''architecture de Normandie, Rouen; Musée d''''Evreux, Evreux
1987-88 ''''Viewpoint. L''''art contemporain en Grande Bretagne'''', Musee d''''Art Moderne, Brussels (organized in cooperation with the British Council) (exh cat)
1986 ''''Vessel'''', Serpentine Gallery, London
1985 ''''20 Sculptures du FRAC Rhone-Alpes'''', l''''Abbaye de Tournus, Tournus, France


Selected Artworks:

Kengo Kuma: Air Brick, 3000(H) × 7000(W) × 5000(D)mm, ETFE Film



Shiro Kuramata: Bon Appétit, 1350 (H) × 5350 (W) × 1170(D)mm, Glass, Aluminum



Anish Kapoor: State of Limbo, 1225(H) × 1225(W) × 1225(D) mm each, Resin, Paint