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| - | '''Takeshi Masada''' (政田武史) is a Japanese artist born in [[Osaka]] in [[1977]]. He has gained attention for his eyecatching paintings which mixes elements of Impressionism with bold brushstrokes, bright colors, and modern themes sometimes inspired by old horror movies. His most recent solo show was held at [[ | + | '''Takeshi Masada''' (政田武史) is a Japanese artist born in [[Osaka]] in [[1977]]. He has gained attention for his eyecatching paintings which mixes elements of Impressionism with bold brushstrokes, bright colors, and modern themes sometimes inspired by old horror movies. His most recent solo show was held at [[Wako Works of Art]] in the [[Shinjuku]] area of [[Tokyo]] in October 2007 and the show was completely sold out. |
== Takeshi Masada Education == | == Takeshi Masada Education == | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
| - | * [http://www.wako-art.jp/exhibitions/data/2007/masada_takeshi/index_en.php | + | * [http://www.wako-art.jp/exhibitions/data/2007/masada_takeshi/index_en.php Wako Works of Art] (Official Gallery Site) |
| - | [[Category: Japanese artists]] | + | [[Category:Japanese artists]] |
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Takeshi Masada (政田武史) is a Japanese artist born in Osaka in 1977. He has gained attention for his eyecatching paintings which mixes elements of Impressionism with bold brushstrokes, bright colors, and modern themes sometimes inspired by old horror movies. His most recent solo show was held at Wako Works of Art in the Shinjuku area of Tokyo in October 2007 and the show was completely sold out.
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Takeshi Masada Education
- 2001 - Royal College of Arts, London
- 2003 - Kyoto City University of Arts
Takeshi Masada Exhibitions
Solo Shows
- Nomart Edition Project Space - Osaka - 2001
- Inart-Gallery - Osaka - 2002
- Waco Works of Art - Tokyo - 2007
Group Shows
- Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art - 2007
- NADiff - Tokyo - 2007
- Wako Works of Art - Tokyo - 2006
- Els Hanappe Underground - Athens - 2005
- Wako Works of Art - Tokyo - 2005
- muzz program space - Kyoto - 2004
- Nomart Edition Project Space - Osaka - 2004
- Daiwa Radiator Factory Viewing Room - Hiroshima - 2003
- Nagoya Citizen’s Gallery Yada - Nagoya - 2002
- Gallery Zero - Osaka - 2001
- Contemporary Art Space - Osaka - 2001
External Links
- Wako Works of Art (Official Gallery Site)