Artist Profile

Kiyoshi ARAI

Artist Name

Kiyoshi ARAI  荒井喜好

Born

Japan Nagano Prefecture

Live

Gender

male

Nationality

Japan

Qualification 

A senior high school first class teaching certificate（Art）

Occupation     

Artist

teacher

Awards 

AJAC Prize   ASAHI ART Gallery Prize

Adachi ward exhibition grand prix

Exhibitions:

A solo exhibition is 21times.

A group exhibition is held more than 20 times every year

Future events

Nov 2009 Art Fair in Singapore "Singapore International Art Fair 2009 (SIAF2009)" 27 - 29 Nov, 2009 Singapore Expo Hall4B Booth no. B19

Art exhibitions   

One-man show in South Korea

Group Shows

2009        Oct-Nov “ ORIENT2009 – ASIA KAWAII in Singapore” Organised and Hosted by           

                Arty Art Gallery, Singapore and Initiated and co-promoted by Asian Artist Network, Japan  

                at Arty Art Gallery at the Arts House and Arty Art Gallery, Singapore  

The contemporary art Japanese-to-Korean exhibition game 15 times.

The private exhibition in Korea and held 21 times of private exhibitions.

1999       Retrospective show in Tokyo art museum

Collections  

2009        Arty Art Gallery

Adachi ward

Personal collection more than 30 people

Featuring

 I work as the English side representative of the contemporary art Japanese-to-Korean exhibition game 15 times. Included the private exhibition in Korea and held 21 times of private exhibitions. I held a retrospective show in Tokyo art museum in 1999. The Sue board image of the Acrylic coloring to exhibit at an orient exhibition this time gets a favorable reception in all exhibitions and has you purchase it towards a lot.

Book side representative to date of the exhibition of contemporary art Japan-Korea continues to 15 times. One-man show in South Korea also included the contest was held 21 times. In 1999, in the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum opened the retrospective. This time they orient exhibition in acrylic painted ceramic board paintings in any exhibits received and is 100 percent purchase toward the many.