Hisashi Tenmyouya - Revision history

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	==Exhibitions==		==Exhibitions==
	* Made in Japan, [[Mizuma Art Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2006		* Made in Japan, [[Mizuma Art Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2006
-	* Gundam, Generating Futures, [[Ueno Royal Museum]], Tokyo, Japan, 2006	+	* [[Gundam: Generating Futures]], [[Ueno Royal Museum]], Tokyo, Japan, 2006
	* Bunshin, [[Mizuma Art Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2005		* Bunshin, [[Mizuma Art Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2005
	* Asian Invitational, [[Frey Norris Gallery]], San Francisco, California, USA, 2004		* Asian Invitational, [[Frey Norris Gallery]], San Francisco, California, USA, 2004

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-	'''Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚)''' is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [[Neo ~~Nihona~~]] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].	+	'''Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚)''' is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [[Neo Nihonga]] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].

	==Education==		==Education==

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-	'''Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚)''' is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [Neo Nihona] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].	+	'''Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚)''' is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [[Neo Nihona]] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].

	==Education==		==Education==

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-	'''Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚)'' is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [Neo Nihona] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].	+	'''Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚)''' is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [Neo Nihona] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].

	==Education==		==Education==

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-	''Hisashi Tenmyouya'' (天明屋尚) is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [Neo Nihona] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].	+	'''Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚)'' is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [Neo Nihona] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].

	==Education==		==Education==

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-	''Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚)'' is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [Neo Nihona] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].	+	''Hisashi Tenmyouya'' (天明屋尚) is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [Neo Nihona] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].

	==Education==		==Education==

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-	Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚) is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [Neo Nihona] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].	+	''Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚)'' is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [Neo Nihona] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].

	==Education==		==Education==

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	* [http://mizuma-art.co.jp/_artist/konoike_e.html Mizuma Art Gallery]		* [http://mizuma-art.co.jp/_artist/konoike_e.html Mizuma Art Gallery]
	* [http://www.pingmag.jp/2006/06/14/tenmyouya-hisashi-punk-samurai-spirits-in-contemporary-painting/ 2006 Interview by Ping Magazine]		* [http://www.pingmag.jp/2006/06/14/tenmyouya-hisashi-punk-samurai-spirits-in-contemporary-painting/ 2006 Interview by Ping Magazine]
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Hisashi Tenmyouya (天明屋尚) is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1966]]. He calls his art style [Neo Nihona] and is known for merging techniques and themes from traditional Japanese art with themes of modern Japanese life in his work. In Japan, the artist has somewhat of an "outlaw" reputation for his mixing of fine art and street art. During his early career he worked as an art director at a record company and did illustration work for underground Japanese magazines including [[Burst]]. He currently lives and works in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] and is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].

==Education==
Needs to be researched.

==Exhibitions==
* Made in Japan, [[Mizuma Art Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2006
* Gundam, Generating Futures, [[Ueno Royal Museum]], Tokyo, Japan, 2006
* Bunshin, [[Mizuma Art Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2005
* Asian Invitational, [[Frey Norris Gallery]], San Francisco, California, USA, 2004
* American Effect, Whitney Museum, New York, NY, USA, 2003
* Kabuku, [[Mizuma Art Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2003
* Japanese Spirit, [[Harajuku Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2000

==Awards==
* The only Japanese artist selected for the FIFA World Cup Germany Poster, 2006
* [[Taro Okamoto Memorial Award]], Special Award, 2003.

==Publications==
* Tenmyouya Hisashi, published by Kawade Shobo Shinsha, 2006
* Hisashi Tenmyouya: Near Equal, video documentary directed by Go Ishizaki, 2006
* Kabuki-mono Art Catalog, published by Parco, 2004
* Japanese Spirit Art Catalog, published by Gakken, 2003

==External Links==
* [http://www3.ocn.ne.jp/~tenmyoya/ Hisashi Tenmyouya] (Official Site)
* [http://www.bbb-inc.co.jp/tenmyouya/ Hisashi Tenmyouya: Near Equal] (Documentary Film)
* [http://mizuma-art.co.jp/_artist/konoike_e.html Mizuma Art Gallery]
* [http://www.pingmag.jp/2006/06/14/tenmyouya-hisashi-punk-samurai-spirits-in-contemporary-painting/ 2006 Interview by Ping Magazine]