Misa Funai

Misa Funai



b. 1974, Kyoto, Japan



Education:

1996　

BFA, Japanese Painting, Kyoto Seika University

2001　

MFA, Art and Design, University of Tsukuba



Solo Exhibitions:

2010

Paradise/Boundary, Galerie Ando, Tokyo



2009

Drive, Kyoto Seika University Shin-bi, Kyoto



2007 　

Metamorphose and Paradise, Bunkamura Gallery+, Tokyo

Boundary-Platonic Disco, Outenin Temple, Osaka



2006

Massless the hormone, Voice Gallery, Kyoto

Nirvana-Drawing installation, street gallery, Hyogo

Nirvana-Shine plexus, gallery Ray, Aichi



2005

Metamorphose and SHUMISEN, Kyoto Seika University Shin-bi, Kyoto



2004

TRANCE GROOVE-SHIRATAMA, Voice Gallery, Kyoto



Group Exhibitions:

2011

Misa Funai + Yoi Kawakubo: Medium, Ohshima Fine Art, Tokyo



2010

VOCA 2010 The Vision of Contemporary Art, The Ueno Royal Museum



2009

VOCA 2009 The Vision of Contemporary Art, The Ueno Royal Museum



2007

SLEEP-Are You Awake?, Art Front Gallery, Tokyo

Under Thread, Aomori Contemporary Art Center, Aomori



2006

√roots-the Japanese one in me, Honenin Temple（Supported by Kyoto Art Center), Kyoto

Funabashi Contemporary Art Exchange Exhibition 06: The Place with Lights,

The Funabashi Citizens Gallery, Chiba



2005

The Crossing of tactile perception and visual perception, Gallery Haneusagi, Kyoto

Japanese Painting Jack, The Museum of Kyoto, Kyoto



2004

Selected Artists in Kyoto 2004 New Wave, The Museum of Kyoto, Kyoto［06］

Take art collection 2004, Spiral, Tokyo［05］

Draw The Line, neutron, Kyoto



2003

Tokyo Wonder Wall Contest 2003, Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo

Stay With Art-Scenery of sleep, T−point hotel art project, Osaka



2002

The 11th Sekiguchi Art Foundation Prize Exhibition, Kashiwa City Cultural Forum 104, Chiba



Awards, Prizes and Public Collections:

2002　

The 13th Sekiguchi Art Foundation Prize Exhibition (Collection of Kashiwa City), Grand Prize

Studied in New York under the scholarship of Sekiguchi Art Foundation



2001　

The Prize of Director in Master Course of Art at University of Tsukuba Master Course Exhibition (Collection of University of Tsukuba）