本田 圣流 (b. 1951)
Biography
1951 Born in Iriki-cho, Kagoshima
1978 Graduated from the Bamboo Craft Department, Oita Prefectural Beppu Technical School
1985 Began to study under Kadota Niko
Selected Exhibitions
1979 14th Japan Traditional Craft Art Exhibition, Western Division
1982 17th Japan Traditional Craft Art Exhibition, Western Division
1988 Work selected for the 35th Exhibition of Japanese Traditional Art Crafts
Works regularly selected for the Exhibition of Japanese Traditional Art Crafts, the Japan Modern Craft Exhibition, and the Japan Fine Arts Exhibition ever since
2000 Admitted to Nitten (Japan Fine Arts Exhibition)
Works admitted to Nitten ten times since
2001 Bamboo Fantasies, TAI Gallery, Santa Fe
2002 The Next Generation, University of Arkansas, Little Rock
2004 Solo Exhibition, TAI Gallery, Santa Fe
2006 Power & Delicacy: Master Works of Japanese Bamboo Art, TAI Gallery, Santa Fe
2007 The Next Generation, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco
2008 New Bamboo: Contemporary Japanese Masters, Japan Society, New York
2009 Many Shapes of Bamboo III, Oita Prefectural Art Museum
2010 Beauty in All Things: Japanese Art and Design, Museum of Art and Design, New York
2013 Fired Earth, Woven Bamboo, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
2017 Japanese Bamboo Art: The Abbey Collection, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Solo Exhibition, TAI Gallery, Santa Fe
2018-2019 Fendre L'air: Art du bambou au Japon, Musée du quai Branly Jacques Chirac, Paris
2020 Masterpieces of Bamboo Art: Katsushiro Soho and Fujinuma Noboru, Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts, Utsunomiya, Japan
Selected Prizes
1981 Oita Prefectural Governor’s Prize, 16th Western Japan Craft Exhibition
1986 Oita Prefectural Governor’s Prize, 21st Western Japan Craft Exhibition
2000-2004 Finalist in the Lloyd Cotsen Bamboo Awards
2003 Newcomer Award, 42nd Japan Modern Craft Exhibition
Public and Institutional Collections
Asian Art Museum, San Francisco
Beppu City Bamboo Craft Center, Beppu
De Young Museum, San Francisco
Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University, Ithaca
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis
Mint Museum, Charlotte
Museum of Art and Design, New York
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia
Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Scottsdale