PROFILE
MISAKO SHIN É
“Vipassana” [means observing things as they are], is the one of the oldest meditation methods in India. Once I experienced meditation for only one month and it became an unforgettable surprising event which still has the great influences in my painting turquoise series “Flower”(symbol of repeating life) . The scene which I actually have never seen and the invisible world make the basis of my work. I think drawing a picture is the work to externalize vague things. For more than 30 years since I went to India first time, I have been wandering to India almost every other year, and although I have no longer similar experience of my first meditation experience, I think my work must always be a novel and living painting.
MISAKO SHIN É
- Biography
1963
Born in Osaka, Japan
1987
B.F.A., in Department of Painting, Japanese Painting Course, Tama Art University
1989
M.F.A., Art Research Department, Tama Art University
1990
~ Go back and forth Japan and India - Solo exhibition
1993
Misako SHINE Exhibition - Shisui Gallery, Tokyo
1994
Shin’e Misako Exhibition - William Morris, Tokyo
1995
Shine Misako Exhibition - JBC Gallery, Tokyo
1996
Shin’e Misako Exhibition - Gallery Center Point, Tokyo
1998
Shin’e Misako Exhibition - La Divine' Art Gallery, New Delhi/ India
1999
Japan ＆ India, Shin’e Misako - Image India Art Gallery, New Delhi/ India
- Japan ＆ India, Shin’e Misako - Ban Gallery, Osaka
2000
Shine Misako Exhibition - Hayashida Gallery, Tokyo
2001
Art Walk 2001 - Gallery Center Point, Tokyo
2002
Shine Misako solo Exhibition - Akino Fuku Museum Citizen’s Gallery, Shizuoka
2004
Shine Misako solo Exhibition - Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi/India
2006
time each four are full - Nihonbashi Takashimaya Art Gallery, Tokyo
2008
Shine Misako Exhibition - Gallery Kouzome, Tokyo
2010
Shine Misako Exhibition - Hayashida Gallery, Tokyo
2011
Shine Misako Exhibition - Nihonbashi Takashimaya Art Gallery, Tokyo
2016
Speculation on Art of Bengal School - Japan Foundation Tenshin Okakura Gallery, New Delhi/ India
2017
Speculation on Art of Bengal School - Hayashida Gallery, Tokyo
2018
- Flower- [Nakamuraya Salon the 1st Artist relay] Nakamuraya Salon Museum, Tokyo
2019
Flowers and Nostalgia - Kolkata Centre for Creativity, Kolkata/ India
- Flowers and Nostalgia - Kala-Bhavana Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan/ India
- Flower - Nihonbashi Takashimaya Art Gallery, Tokyo
2021
- Flower - Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, Kanagawa
- Flower of Sumi ink - Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, Kanagawa
2022
- Shine Misako Exhibition -Flower of Sumi ink- Yokohama Takashimaya Art Gallery, Kanagawa
-Flowers and Birds- Rabindra Okakura Bhavan, Kolkata/ India - Group exhibitions, Award, others
1987
Graduate Selection exhibition (Broadway Gallery, Tokyo)
1988
Nihonga [Japanese - Style Painting] group exhibition (Setagaya Art Museum Citizen’s Gallery, Tokyo)
1996
The 14th Fukui Thumbhole Art Exhibition (Fukui Cultural center, Fukui)
- Fukui Broadcast Award -
1997
Theme exhibition(Gallery Center Point, Tokyo) The 18th International Impact Art Festival (Kyoto City Museum of Art, Kyoto)
Okuno Takeo and Artists of Tama Art University Exhibition (Dentsu Kosan Gallery, Tokyo)
1998
Stayed in India by POLA Art Foundation Overseas Study Program 1998
1999
The 2nd Sanseikai group exhibition（Yokohama Mitsukoshi Art Gallery, Kanagawa）<’00>
Hoshino Shingo Prize, The 1st Triennial Competition in Toyohashi, Seeking the Artists of Tomorrow (Toyohashi City Museum of Art and History, Aichi)
2000
The 36th Kanagawa Art Exhibition (Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, Kanagawa <~’13>
Philip Morris Art Award 2000 (Ebisu Garden Place, Tokyo)
Theme exhibition(Gallery Center Point, Tokyo) 2001
Three Theme Piece exhibition(Gallery Center Point, Tokyo)
2002
The 4th Tenryugawa Painting Contest Exhibition (Akino Fuku Museum, Shizuoka) - Second prize -
The 5th Shiseido ADSP “Art Documents Support Program” Theme exhibition(Gallery Center Point, Tokyo) Hoshino Shingo Prize, The 2nd Triennial Competition in Toyohashi, Seeking the Artists of Tomorrow (Toyohashi City Museum of Art and History, Aichi) - Judge recommended -
2004
The 2nd Higashiyama Kaii Nikkei Nihonga Grand Prize (New Otani Art Museum, Tokyo)
2005
Special POLA Exhibition New and Rising Artists 2005, Metaphors of Flowers (Pola Museum Annex, Tokyo)
Hoshino Shingo Prize, The 3rd Triennial Competition in Toyohashi, Seeking the Artists of Tomorrow (Toyohashi City Museum of Art and History, Aichi) - Grand prize -
Matsuya Chikako/ Shine Misako Exhibition (Sen Gallery, Tokyo) <’07,’09>
2006
Tenryugawa Painting Contest Exhibition Grand prize and Second prize Exhibition (Akino Fuku Museum,Shizuoka)
Time each Four are full, Technique of Nihonga [Japanese-Style Painting] Four person exhibition (Nihonbashi Takashimaya Art Gallery, Tokyo)
Perspective of contemporary [Nihonga] Between inside and outside (The Museum of Modern Art, Wakayama)
2007
The 1st Sazanaminokai (Saikaya Fujisawa, Kanagawa <’08,’09,’10,’12,’13>
2008
The Long Way, Journey of Endless Devotion (Akashi Cultural Museum, Hyogo others) <~’12>
Eastern and Western Perspective Exhibition（Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Art Gallery, Tokyo others) <’09>
Let’s go to the Museum! How to enjoy modern art learned from Dick Bruna (Fukui City Art Museum,Fukui)
Shine Misako/ Takasuka Masashi Exhibition (Sen Gallery, Tokyo)
Tokyo Contemporary Art Fair 2008 (Tobi Art Forum, Tokyo)
2009
The 3rd Hori Fumiko class reunion exhibition (Shibata Etsuko Gallery,Tokyo)
The 8th Mahounokai, guest exhibition (Hagurodo Gallery, Tokyo)
Takashimaya Art Department 100th Anniversary, Takashimaya Art Aquarium (Nihonbashi Takashimaya Art Gallery, Tokyo others)
Artists who lead the next generation exhibition (Saikaya Yokosuka, Kanagawa)
2010
The way of Contemporary Art (Nerima Art Museum, Tokyo)
Tide flow to Tomorrow Exhibition, Art Fair Preview (Sen Gallery, Tokyo)
Two-person Exhibition Contemporary ink painting (Shun Art Gallery, Shanghai/ China)
glamorous (Nihonbashi Takashimaya Art Gallery, Shinjuku Takashimaya Art Gallery, Tokyo)
Kokorobaenokai (Morita Gallery, Tokyo)
2011
If we hold on together (Shun Art Gallery,Shanghai/ China)
2012
Miniature Exhibition (Awazu Gallery, Tokyo)
2013
6 gifts (Yamanekoken, Saitama)
Byo-Byo-Ten on the hands, invited exhibition (Hagurodo, Tokyo)
Today’s Sumi contemporary ink expression exhibitionx (Sato Museum, Tokyo)
Byo-Byo-Ten, invited exhibition (Tokyo Ginza Gallery, Tokyo)
Contemporary Suiboku Artist Exhibition (The National Art Center,Tokyo) <’14,’15,’16>
Four Doors Beyond the Border, Tobi Selection (Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum Gallery,Tokyo)
2014
dot。Women’s Nihonga Artist Exhibition, Tobi Selection (Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum Gallery, Tokyo)
Tomozuna (Nihonbashi Takashimaya Art Gallery,Tokyo others) <’15,’16>
2015
Spin Wa Japanese Paper (Fei Art Museum Yokohama, Kanagawa)
Shine Misako/ Matsuya Chikako/ Isaka Yoichi Exhibition (Sen Gallery,Tokyo)
2016
Tokyo Rimpa paper fan exhibition (Shibata Etsuko Gallery,Tokyo) <’17,’18>
Stayed in India by Agency for Cultural Affairs, Emerging Artist Overseas training
2017
Nihonga Sanmyaku, Regeneration and Innovation, Front line of Counterattack (Niimi Museum of Art, Okayama others)
Counterattack of Nihonga (The Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu)
2019
Tokyo Bunjinga paper folding fan exhibition (Shibata Etsuko Gallery, Tokyo) <’20,’21>
2020
Kato Ryozo/ Shine Misako/ Matsuya Chikako Exhibition (Hirano Art Gallery, Shizuoka)
FLOWER, Flowers Illuminating Your Time (Takasaki Museum of Art, Gunma)
Artists who clear Nihonga (Toyohashi City Museum of Art and History, Aichi)
Counterattack of Nihonga Again (The Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu)
2021
Tamabi DNA, Genealogy of Contemporary Nihonga (Tama Art University Art Archive Center,Tokyo)
Hoshino Shingo Prize, Successive award-winning works, Selection Exhibition (Unpel Gallery,Tokyo)
2022
Collection Exhibition, I want to see that picture before falls asleep (Toyohashi City Museum of Art and History, Aichi)
Tokyo Genre-painting paper folding fan exhibition
(Shibata Etsuko Gallery, Tokyo)
Autumn special exhibition, Refined Nihonga
- Niimi Museum collection selection
(Kagawa Prefectural Higashiyama Kaii Setouchi Art Museum, Kagawa)
Japan and India joint art exhibition
(Rabindra Okakura Bhavan, Kolkata/ India)
- Public Collection
Akino Fuku Museum
Toyohashi City Museum of Art and History
Niimi Museum of Art
Takasaki Tower Museum of Art
The Museum of Fine Arts,Gifu
Hirano Art Gallery
Kala-Bhavana Visva-Bharati Santiniketan
Rabindra Okakura Bhavan Kolkata
