Takako Oishi

Born in 1980, Kagoshima, Japan
Lives and works in New York City

Education

M.F.A., Hunter College, New York, U.S.A., 2011

B.F.A., Kyoto University of Art and Design, Kyoto, Japan, 2004


Solo Exhibitions

2011 Hypothesis Testing (two persons show with Ryan Compton), Weekend Labs, Arts & Sciences PROJECTS, New York

   28 Rue Bonaparte 4, Boutique Eat Shop, New York

2006 Virginity, Aoi-heya, Tokyo, Japan

   Geki-sha-shin-dan second show, Gallery Punctum, Tokyo, Japan

2005 Virginity, voice gallery, Kyoto, Japan

2003 Geki-sha-shin-dan: That's Arcadia!!, Gallery Prinz, Kyoto, Japan

2002 B01 Gallery, Kyoto, Japan 


Group Exhibitions

2011 Gathering Hopes, Charity Exhibition for Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief, Japanese American Association of New York, New York

   Japanese Earthquake Relief Photos, Smile Williamsburg Art Gallery, New York

   sublime terrible sublime terrible, Emilia Cohen Gallery (ECHO), Mexico City, Mexico

   NAGAS-North American Graduate Art Survey, Katherine E. Nash Gallery, University of Minnesota, Minnesota

2010 STUDIO_CUBE, The ACE Curatorial Collective, Hunter College, New York

    MFAs curate MFAs, Times Square gallery, Hunter College, New York

   Dance Ghost, Vaudeville Park, New York

2009 The 3rd IMC Exposition, Studio IMC Lab and Gallery, New York

   NIGHTSHIFT III: Backstage, Hudson Guild Gallery, New York

    Art Student Exhibition, ISE Cultural Foundation, New York

   Digital Art Exhibition, Art Department Gallery, Hunter College, New York

2006 Himitsu, collaboration with Marmellow Hanairo gallery, Kyoto, Japan

  Kyoto Photography Exhibition 07, Gallery Marronnier, Kyoto, Japan

  GEISAI (art fair organized by Takashi Murakami), Tokyo, Japan

  Portrait, Gallery Punctum, Tokyo, Japan

2005 Kyoto Photography Exhibition 06, Gallery Marronnier, Kyoto, Japan

  Nudes, Exposure gallery, Vancouver, Canada

  A Summer Salon, Exposure Gallery, Vancouver, Canada

2004 Kyoto Photography Exhibition 05, Gallery Marronnier, Kyoto, Japan

2001 Boo Boo Book Show, Kyoto, Japan

2000 Kyoto, Gallery RAKU, Kyoto, Japan

Performances

2010 Joan Jonas, Mirror Piece I: Reconfigured (1969/2010), Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York (June 17) - Performer

2010 Rancourt/Yatsuk, SOLACE, Austrian Culture Forum, New York (Feb 18) - Performer

2009 Happy Hour , Kate Werble Gallery, New York (May 11) - Choreographer and Performer

Residency Program

2009 ART week, Artis Den Bosch, Netherlands

Awards

2010 William Graf Travel Abroad Scholarship Award, New York

Honorable mention, Camara Club of New York 2010 National Juried Competition, New York

2003 Gaien Photo Studio Award, Tokyo (commercial photo magazine)

Projects and Groups

2008 Joins Team Hirata, a group to organize the publication and exhibition of photographs by Minoru Hirata,
a photographer who documented performance art in 1960s Japan

2007 Launches AAproject, a nonprofit organization, to support Japanese artists

2002 Establishes and directs Geki-sha-shin-dan, a project of photographers

2000 Launches Web Magazine RIRI and serves as editor-in-chief

Lectures and Workshops

2011 Hypothesis Testing, Weekend Labs, Arts & Sciences PROJECTS, New York

2009 AAproject Art and English Workshop, Gallery Kitai, Tokyo (January 17)2010 Teaching Assistant, Professor Reiner Leist, Advanced Photography, Hunter College , New York

  AAproject Art and English Workshop, Youkobo artspace, Tokyo (July 18)

Radio

2009 Rancourt Yatsuk and Trent Wolbe, Sound and Safe: Happy Hour,
WFMU 91.1FM, at Kate Werble Gallery, New York (May 11)

Articles

Daily SUN, The 3rd IMC Exposition, featured Takako Oishi, September 4, 2009

The 3rd IMC Exposition catalog, Semtember 2009

Rocket, issue 1.3, April 2007

Chinra, vol 12, 2006 (interview, Japanese)

Tokyodamage.com, 2006 (interview, English and Japanese)

Atsushi Takada, "Second Geki-shashin-dan show," Punctum, summer 2006 (review, Japanese)

Lmagazine, August 2005

Kiyoaki Saito, "Geki-shashin-dan show," Mainichi Daily News, November 18, 2003

Toshiaki Hibino, "Geki-shashin-dan," The Kyoto Shimbun News, November 7, 2003

Commercial Photo, April 2003