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KEN SHIOZAKI  塩崎顕


Born in 1972 in Tokyo, Japan


Forming the basis of his works around the myths and folklore of ancient Japan, Ken Shiozaki mixes traditional Japanese styles with contemporary motifs and pop culture references. His work is characterized by his impeccable skill and detail in rendering vivid conceptualizations of Mt. Fuji, sparring dragons, and humorous demons. Shiozaki has a Master’s degree in Nihonga from Tama Art University and has been featured in high-profile exhibitions and art fairs across Japan and the United States.    

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2014

Shiozaki Ken -Esoragoto- (Sendai Mitsukoshi, Sendai)
Production of the Shingonshu Inariyama Komyoin temple gate ceiling painting (Kanagawa Prefecture / Inariyama Komyoin)


2013

Shiozaki Ken Japan Exhibition (Tobu Ikebukuro, Tokyo)


2012

Shiozaki Ken Japanese Painting (Daimaru Shinsaibashi, Osaka)


2011

Shiozaki Ken Now/Then, a story. Japanese Painting (Sendai Mitsukoshi, Sendai)


2010

Art Fair Tokyo (Tokyo International Forum, SEIZAN Gallery Booth, Tokyo)
Solo Exhibition Shiozaki Ken Japanese Painting Exhibition (SEIZAN Gallery, Tokyo)


2009

Solo Exhibition (Tokyo)


2008

Shiozaki Ken – COMICALIZE (Tokyo)

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 

2018

Nihonga: Contemporary Art of Japan (SEIZAN Gallery, New York)


2014

Hyakki Yakkou (SEIZAN Gallery, Tokyo)


2013

SENSU Exhibition (SEIZAN Gallery, Tokyo)
SENSU Exhibition (SEIZAN Gallery, Tokyo)


2011

From Now (Mitsukoshi Sapporo, Mitsukoshi Hiroshima)
Art Festival featuring contemporary young artists (Matsuyama Mitsukoshi)
Kaleidoscope Young Japanese Painters Exhibition (Daimaru Shinsaibashi, Osaka)


2010

Perspective of 7 +7 up-and-coming artists (Daimaru Sapporo)
Rinzai school Myoshinji Ryugenji Project (Minato-ku, Tokyo)


2008

Mitsukoshi Japanese Painting Special Exhibition (Sendai Mitsukoshi)
Group Exhibition (Sapporo Daimaru Tokyo Daimaru)


2007

Future the Movie, Japanese paintings (Aichi)
Contemporary Japanese painting Wonderland (Gunma / Takasaki Tower Museum)

EXHIBITIONS

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NIHONGA: CONTEMPORARY ART OF JAPAN

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