Curriculum Vitae
Kumiko Shimizu, Artist & Urban Designer
Education |
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2017-18 | LLB Law, Birkeck University of London |
2001-03 | MSc Urban Design, The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London |
1978-82 | BA Fine Art, Reading University |
Artist in Residence |
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2007-08 | Mossessian & Partners (Architecture Practice) |
1999 | 'Rodin in Lewes', Lewes, Sussex, UK |
1997 | Docklands Education Centre |
1994 | X'Teresa, Alternative Art Centre, Mexico City |
1994 | Delfina Studios Trust, Casa Manilva, Spain |
1991 | Kunstwerk, Berlin, Germany |
1989 | Kettle's Yard, Cambridge |
1988 | Tom Allen Art Centre, London |
1987 | Alternative Space, Ottawa, Canada |
1982-83 | City Council Invitation, Osnabrück, Germany |
Commissions, Grants & Sponsorship |
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2011 | Openvisor (Arts Culture Communication Agency) |
2011 | S. Bawden & Co. |
2010 | ARUP |
2010 | Openvisor (Arts Culture Communication Agency) |
2007 | Groundwork |
2006 | GO Partnership |
2005 | Arts Council England |
2001 | Awards for All |
2000 | European Social Fund |
2000 | Cultural Industrial Development Agency |
2000 | Peabody Trust |
1997 | Mile End Park Partnership, London |
1995 | London Art Board for Notting Hill Carnival '96 |
1994 | Ushita-cho, Hiroshima, Japan |
1994 | London Dockland Development Corporation |
1992 | Ikeda Bank, Osaka, Japan |
1990 | Berlin City Council & British Council & Japan Cultural Centre, Berlin |
1988 | Hayward Gallery, London |
1989 | Manchester City Art Gallery |
1986 | Greater London Art |
1985 | Artangel Trust |
Individual Shows |
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2019 | 'Luna+I & Jeremy Corbyn (Abused-Searching for Democracy and Justice) + Hope' at Torriano Meeting House, London |
2011 | Angry House at Eleven Spitalfields Gallery London |
2005 | 'What is Utopia?' Scarlet Maguire Gallery |
2001 | 'Abused' Scarlet Gallery, London |
2000 | 'Eternal Civilization', Collaboration with two schools in Tower Hamlets, Business Development Centre, London |
1999 | Château de Sacy, Sacy, France |
1998 | Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, London |
1995 | 'Graces & Disgraces', Reed's Wharf Gallery, London |
1993 | Ushida-cho Festival, Hiroshima, Japan |
1994 | Installation for Ikeda Bank, Osaka, Japan |
1990 | Schinkelkirche Project, East Berlin, Germany |
1989 | Manchester City Art Gallery |
1988 | Issei Miyake Men's Shop, London |
1985 | Harcourt Church Project, Islington |
1985 | Kray Brothers' House project in East End London |
1984 | ACME, The Showroom, London |
1984 | Valpaços Project, Portugal |
1983 | Orkney Island Project, Scotland |
1983 | Brixton Gallery, London |
1983 | Frauen Galerie, West Berlin, West Germany |
1982 | 'Kunst in Wald' Project, Osnabrück, West Germany |
1982 | Kunstwerkerhaus, Osnabrück, West Germany |
Group Show |
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2010 | London Festival of Architecture 2010 exhibited at UCL along with The Bartlett School of Architecture |
2008 | Event 'Angry House' at Design Museum as a part of London Festival of Architecture 2008 |
2006 | Cézanne: A Tribute, Keswick Museum and Art Gallery, Lake District |
2006 | London Architecture Biennale, Lecture at Scarlet Maguire Gallery |
2005 | ICA, London in Six East Steps, 'Anywhere in the World: David Medalla's London' |
2005 | London Museum for the conference “Future City of London” |
2002-03 | The Bartlett School of Architecture |
2000 | 'VERSUS' International Sculpture Show, Torino, Italy |
1999 | 'Rodin in Lewes', Lewes, Sussex, UK |
1998 | UK 98 Bridges, Daiwa Foundation Touring Show, London |
1998 | 'Artsparkle', Mile End Park, London |
1998 | 'The Wild Life (A Midsummer Night's Dream)' Sculpture/Performance |
1994 | X'Teresa, Alternative Art Centre, Mexico City |
1994 | 'Three Graces' in 'Art Roundabout', London Docklands, London |
1991 | Alternative Japanese Garden', Gateshead International Garden Festival UK |
1991 | 'Hinter dem Museum', East Berlin, Germany |
1990 | The Other Story', Hayward Gallery, London |
1989 | Camden Arts Centre, London |
1989 | The Short Listed for The World Sports Centre, Sheffield, UK |
1988 | Begagnungtellenehmer, Bielefeld, West Germany |
1988 | 'Right of the Citizen', Islington, London |
1988 | Tom Allen Art Centre, London |
1987 | 'Third Generation British Women Sculptors', Canterbury |
1987 | Chisenhale Dance Space, London |
1986 | Daylight Club, Diorama, London |
1985 | 'Roadwork', Brixton Gallery, London |
1984 | Bracknell International Performance Festival |
1981-85 | London Film Makers' Co-op Summer Show, London |
Lectures & Event |
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2008 | Design Museum (Lecture 'What is Utopia?') |
2007 | Sunderland University Fine Arts |
2006 | DEGW Architects Plc |
2006 | London Architecture Biennale 2006 |
1990 | Chelsea School of Art |
1987 | Reading University |
Working with Schools & Organisations |
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2017 | Directing Choir & Performance for St. Martin Gospel Oak, 150 Year Anniversary |
2008 | Maria Fidelis School, London |
2008 | Leighton Project, London |
2007 | Sunderland University Fine Arts |
1992 | Hampstead Girls School |
1991 | Highgate Boys School |
1990 | Tower Hamlet Boys School |
1990 | Tower Hamlet Community Girls School |
Radio & TV |
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1998 | BBC2 TV, UK, 'Omnibus', documentary |
1998 | Fuji International TV, Japan, 'Eikoku Seikatsu' |
1998 | CNN News, TV, USA |
1991 | RIAS TV, Germany, Interview |
1988 | Japanese Broad Cast Cooperation (NHK), UK, |
1986 | BBC World Service, radio interview |
Publications |
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2011 | Pre-Manifesto “Emotional Architecture” collaborated with Prof. C. Fournier |
2007-08 | Local magazine “Voice of Women” quarterly for two years, A3, Full Colour 8 pages, 1000 copies |
2003 | What is Utopia? |
Press & Articles |
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Architects' Journal, The Times, Guardian, Daily Mail, Daily Express, Herald, Evening Standard, Time Out, City Limit, Spare Rib, Women's Magazine, Art Monthly, Newsweek, Vogue(Spain), Berliner Zeitung (W. Germany), Der Spiegel (W. Germany), Yomiuri Shinbun (Japan), Asahi Shinbun (Japan), Chugoku Shinbun (Japan) | |
Academic Citation |
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1999 | Work cited as reference for London GCSE Examinations Art, (Modular) Independent Study |
Collections |
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Public | Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art Ushida-City, Hiroshima, Japan |
Private | Jeremy Isaacs, Nicholas Baring, Agnes and Michael Adams, Peter and John Fisher, Guy Brett |
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