木村 展之KIMURA Nobuyuki
陶歴/ History
1965年 京都五条坂に生まれる父・木村盛伸に師事する
1988年 京都市工業試験場窯業専攻科を修了する
「日本陶芸展」入選、
1990年・1991年・1997年 日本伝統工芸展入選
1995年 日本陶芸展入選
1999年 日本工芸会正会員に認定
2000年 第二回現代茶陶展入選
1965 Born in Gojozaka, Kyoto.
1988 Graduated from Kyoto City Industrial Research Institute, Ceramics Department.
Studied under his father, KIMURA Morinobu
1990 Selected for the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition.
1991 Selected for the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition.
1992 Built his own kiln in Shiga prefecture.
1995 Selected for the Japan Ceramic Exhibition
1996 Exhibited at “Hourai-kai” by SHIMIZU Uichi.
1997 Selected for the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition.
1998 Held a special exhibition with his father (KIMURA Morinobu) and brothers in Sogo (one of the major department stores in Japan).
1999 Accepted as a full member of Japan Kogei Association.
2000 Won a prize in competition at the second “Contemporary Tea Pottery”. Since then, he started having solo exhibitions at Mitsukoshi (one of the major department stores in Japan).
2001 Joined a special exhibition called CRIA presented by Kyoto Art Center.
2003 Solo exhibition at Shibuya Kurodatoen. He had held solo exhibitions several times since then.
1988 Graduated from Kyoto City Industrial Research Institute, Ceramics Department.
Studied under his father, KIMURA Morinobu
1990 Selected for the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition.
1991 Selected for the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition.
1992 Built his own kiln in Shiga prefecture.
1995 Selected for the Japan Ceramic Exhibition
1996 Exhibited at “Hourai-kai” by SHIMIZU Uichi.
1997 Selected for the Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition.
1998 Held a special exhibition with his father (KIMURA Morinobu) and brothers in Sogo (one of the major department stores in Japan).
1999 Accepted as a full member of Japan Kogei Association.
2000 Won a prize in competition at the second “Contemporary Tea Pottery”. Since then, he started having solo exhibitions at Mitsukoshi (one of the major department stores in Japan).
2001 Joined a special exhibition called CRIA presented by Kyoto Art Center.
2003 Solo exhibition at Shibuya Kurodatoen. He had held solo exhibitions several times since then.
