辻村 史朗
辻村史朗 Shiro Tsujimura
17歳の時に画家を志し画塾へ入塾。そこで小さな窯で焼き物を作ったことがきっかけとなり、生きる軸足を絵から陶へと移す。生涯のこととして注力してきたのが茶碗造り。そのきっかけは、駒場の日本民藝館に展示されていた大井戸茶碗との出会い。その後、故郷奈良の山中に土地を求め、自身の手で山を切り開き古材を集め、自らの手で居を構え、作陶を続けている。
At the age of 17, Shiro Tsujimura decided to be a painter and start to take a painting lesson. There was a small kiln inside the school and Tsujimura got a chance to use it. It was the small kiln that led him into the world of ceramic. He devotes himself to produce tea bowl. For the reason why he prefers to make tea bowl rathe than others, is because an Ido tea bowl that being displayed in the Japan Folk Crafts Museum. From then on, he went back to his hometown Nara and built up his house and kiln by himself. Till now he still producing ceramic every day.
辻村史朗17岁时怀着成为画家的愿望来到画室开始学习。偶然一次用画室里的小小的窑烧陶的经历让他把制作重心从画转移到了陶。至此展开了专注于茶碗的创作生涯。对于茶碗的钟情始于一个收藏于东京驹场的日本民艺馆大井户茶碗。自那次偶遇之后，他回到故乡奈良觅得一块土地，在山间收集材料亲手搭建住所和窑厂，坚持制陶至今。
経歴
| 1947年 | 奈良県御所市に生れる |
| 1965年 | 画家を志し、東京へ上京。井戸茶碗に魅せられ作陶を決意 |
| 1966年 | 奈良の禅寺三松寺（曹洞宗）にて修行 |
| 1969年 | 作陶をはじめる |
| 1970年 | 奈良・水間に家を建てる |
| 1977年 | 奈良市水間にて初個展 |
| 1993年 | 英国・ウエスト デボンに築窯 |
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| 1947 | Born in Nara Prefecture |
| 1965 | Decided to pursue a career as an artist |
| 1970 | Established his residence in Mima; built a kiln |
| 1977 | First solo exhibition in Mima, Nara City; solo shows throughout Japan (painting, pottery) |
| 1993 | Solo exhibitions abroad in Germany, America, France, United Kingdom, and elsewhere |
| 1999 | “Shiro Tsujimura: Jars and Tea Bowls” exhibition at the Urasenke Chado Research Center Galleries, Kyoto |
| 2003 | Solo exhibition at New York Gallery Cocon |
| 2007 | Invited to show in the Venice Biennale Artempo Exhibition; various exhibitions of paintings and calligraphy within and outside Japan |
Selected Public Holdings America: Cleveland Museum of Art, The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, The Brooklyn Museum of Art, Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery at Smithsonian Institution, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, Spencer Museum of Art at the University of Kansas, Ackland Art Museum at the University of North Carolina, Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Clark Center, The Burg Foundation, Art Institute of Chicago, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Yale University Art Gallery United Kingdom: The British Museum Sweden: Stockholm Museum of Art Germany: Frankfurt Craft Museum Japan: Urasenke Chado Research Center, Miho Museum | |
