Updated 14/07/2025
15 Shimotsukiyama-cho, Murasakino, Kita-ku, Kyoto, Japan
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Description
Naoto Ishii Solo Exhibition – “Gen’in” (Kurohibiki)
A rare and comprehensive exhibition of ceramic artist Naoto Ishii, featuring approximately 300 works spanning from his past creations to his latest pieces, including both tableware and large-scale works.
The exhibition title, “Gen’in” (Kurohibiki), was personally chosen by Ishii, encapsulating the profound energy inherent in his works. This is a valuable opportunity to explore the depth and mystery of his ceramics.
The exhibition will be held across two venues at kankakari, including the newly renovated barn space. Please note that there are two separate entrances.
Exhibition Details
• Title: Naoto Ishii Solo Exhibition “Gen’in”
• Dates: March 15 (Sat) – March 30 (Sun), 2025
• Opening Hours: 13:00 – 18:00
• Closed on Wednesdays
• Artist in Attendance: March 15 & 16
• Venue: kankakari (Two exhibition spaces: Main building & newly renovated barn)
• Address: 15 Shimotsukiyama-cho, Murasakino, Kita-ku, Kyoto, Japan
• Phone: 070-1871-1010
• Website: www.kankakari.com
About Naoto Ishii
• Born: 1954, Kyoto
• 1980: Graduated from Hiroshima University, Faculty of Integrated Arts and Sciences
• 1981-1983: Lived an agricultural life in Koita, Kawachi-cho, Yamagata-gun, Hiroshima
• 1984-1987: Trained at “Doraku Toen” in Iga
• 1992: Acquired and began cultivating land in Kyotanba, Kyoto
• 1993: Established “Dokkatouyu” and “Kaigenken” on the site
• 1994: Built a climbing kiln, relocated a traditional house, and fired the first kiln
• Since 1994: Continues to present works at galleries across Japan
