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    MAYUMI TERADA

     

    b. 1958, Tokyo Japan.

    Lives and works in New York, NY.

     

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    BIOGRAPHY

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    Curtain 010403
    Curtain 010403
    2001
    gelatin silver print, edition of 10
    20 x 24 in (50.8 x 61 cm)
    Tree Roots and Steps 120301
    Tree Roots and Steps 120301
    2012
    gelatin silver print, edition of 10
    24 x 20 in (61 x 50.8 cm)
    Glassdoor with Banana Tree and Steps 120701
    2012
    gelatin silver print, edition of 10
    24 x 20 in (61 x 50.8 cm)
    Pedestal 080801
    Pedestal 080801
    2008
    gelatin silver print, edition of 10
    24 x 20 in (61 x 50.8 cm)
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    2010 - present

    BIOGRAPHY

     

    Through her photographs, Japanese artist Mayumi Terada reveals seemingly familiar and intimate domestic scenes devoid, though suggestive, of human presence - a soup plate sitting on a table, a shower stall, bare closets with empty hangers. Trained as a sculptor, Terada first builds diminutive domestic sets out of balsa wood and Styrofoam, clay and fabric, and photographs them to achieve these austere environments. Terada received her MFA from the University of Tsukuba and currently lives and works in New York.

     

    2010 - present

    SELECTED PRESS

     

    Goodman, Jonathan. 'Focus-Suspending Belief', Contemporary Magazine, no. 49., 2003.

     

    Morgan, Robert C. 'Concept by Hand', Team celeste, no. 89. January-February 2002.

     

    Morgan, Robert C. 'Reviews New York: Mayumi Terada', Annex by Art Press, no. 283, October 2002.

     

    Nagoya, Satoru. 'Japanese Contemporary Art Exhibition in Busan, Korea', The Mainichi Shinbun News Paper, January 9, 2002.

     

    Nakamura, Takao. 'Mayumi Terada Exhibition', Tenpyo Art Exhibition Contemporary issue, Summer no. 8., 2001.

     

    Nagoya, Satoru. 'Review Tokyo: Mayumi Terada, Saatchi & Saatchi', Flash Art International, no. 219, July-September, 2001.

     
    SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
     

    Solo and Joint Exhibitions

    2015

     

    2012

     

    2011

     

    2010

     

     

     

     

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    1991

     

    1989

     

    1987

     

    1985

    Greenhouse, Robert Miller Gallery, New York

     

    The Museum of Photography, Seoul, Korea

     

    Living Absence, Mori Ogai Gedenkstätte, Berlin, Germany

     

    Takashimaya Art Gallery X, Tokyo, Japan

    Living Absence, Gallery Out of Place, Nara, Japan

    Invisible Boundary, Robert Miller Gallery, New York, NY

    Platform 2010 - Absent Room, Nerima Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan

     

    Base Gallery, Tokyo, Japan

     

    Robert Miller Gallery, New York, NY

    Monologue of Light, Takashimaya Art Gallery X, Tokyo, Japan

     

    In the Bright Room, White Room Gallery, West Hollywood, CA 

    New Works, Base Gallery, Tokyo, Japan

    Gallery Out of Place, Nara, Japan

     

    Base Gallery, Tokyo, Japan

     

    New works photographs and construction, White Box, the Annex, New York, NY 

     

    Love Affair, Gallery Saatchi & Saatchi, Tokyo, Japan

     

    Gallery K2, Tokyo, Japan

     

    Art Landscape, Heartland Gallery, Tokyo, Japan

     

    Gallery Natsuka, Tokyo, Japan 

     

    Gallery of Tsukuba University, Tsukuba, Japan 

     

    Group Exhibitions

    2011

     

    2009

     

    2006

     

    2005

     

    2003

     

     

    2002

     

     

     

    2001

     

    1994

     

    1991

     

     

    1989

     

    1988

     

    1987

     

    1986

     

     

     

     

    1985

     

    HANARART, Nara, Japan

     

    James Hyman Gallery Group Exhibition, James Hyman Fine Art, London, UK

     

    Surrounding Matta-Clark, Carlos Carvalho Arte Contemporanea, Lisbon, Portugal

     

    Almost, Robert Miller Gallery, New York, NY

     

    Made in Woodstock II, The Center for Photography Woodstock, Woodstock, NY

    AIM 23, The Bronx Art Museum of the Arts, Bronx, NY

     

    20 Century - Art Recognized Virtual Image - Between Monnalisa and Mammon, The Hiratsuka Museum of Art, Hiratsuka, Japan

    New Work Selection by Leah Koransky, Center for Photography Woodstock, Woodstock, NY

     

    In Search of Form - Japanese Eleven Artists, Busan Metropolitan Art Museum, Busan, South Korea

     

    When the Body Becomes Art: The Organs and Body as Object, Itabashi Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan

     

    Contemporary Sculpture - Art in Nerima '91, Nerima Art Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan

     

    Japanese Artists in New York, Hosomi Gallery, Tokyo, Japan

     

    Contemporary Art in Japan: The Collection of the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan

     

    Icons in Contemporary Art, The Museum of Modern Art, Saitama, Japan

     

    The 67th Sogetsu Exhibition (awarded The Young Master Prize), Gallery of Nihonbashi Takashimaya Department Store, Tokyo, Japan 

    The 16th Tokyo Biannual Exhibition, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan

    Hanging Art Exhibition, Tsukashin Hall, Hyogo / Seibu Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan

     

    The 17th Contemporary Art Exhibition of Japan (awarded the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum Prize), Tokyo, Japan

     

    Collections

    Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo

    The Center for Photography at Woodstock

    IVAM, Institut Valencia d'Art Modern

     

    SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

     

    Mayumi Terada. essay by Shelley Rice, New York: Robert Miller Gallery, 2007.


    In the Bright Room, monograph, Tokyo: Kyuryduo Art Publishing Co., Ltd., 2003.


    Photography Quarerly, no. 84 Auction Catalog. Woodstock: The Center for Photography at Woodstock, 2002.