Mutsuo Hirano

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Mutsuo Hirano (born 1952 in Hyōgo Prefecture ) is a Japanese artist.

Life

Mutsuo Hirano studied German at Tenri University with a Bachelor of Arts degree . He has lived in Germany since 1975 , where he studied German at the Philipps University of Marburg and at the same time at the Institute for Painting and Graphics there. In 1990 he completed his studies in art history at the Philipps University of Marburg with a master's degree .

Mutuso Hirano currently lives and works in Berlin and in Torre Alfina / Italy . He has been married to the painter Thomas Lange since 2011 .

He was best known for his terracotta work .

Solo / group exhibitions and works in public spaces

Sculpture of Hirano in the Torre Alfina fraction ( Lazio )
Sculpture of Hirano in the Torre Alfina fraction ( Lazio )
  • 2016 Albergo "Miramare" group exhibition Reggio Calabria IT (curator Giuseppe Capparelli)
  • "Fastentuch" exhibition with Thomas Lange St. Wolfgang Regensburg DE
  • "RSVP" Narni IT (curator Giuseppe Capparelli)
  • Galleria "La Linea" Montalcino IT
  • 2015 "Abstraction and Figure GALLERY EICHBLATT, Berlin DE (with Daniela Conte)
  • OVe'ST exhibition participation Spoleto IT
  • Uovolo di pasqua Accademia della Moda e Costumi Roma IT
  • 2014 "Art Building", Chamber of Architects North Rhine-Westphalia, Düsseldorf DE (with Thomas Lange)
  • 2014 Café "Denkmal", Karlstadt DE - Design of the complete stairwell of the listed ensemble (with Thomas Lange)
  • 2013 Via Crucis, Museum am Dom, Würzburg & Museum.Burg.Miltenberg DE
  • 2010 Melodia Apocalittica, Museum am Dom, Würzburg (with Thomas Lange) DE
  • 2005 “Il Figlio Perduto”, Centro l'arte contemporanea (with Thomas Lange), Acquapendente, Italy DE
  • 2004 "The Prodigal Son", Kunstverein Augsburg in the Tuscan Column Hall in the Armory, Augsburg DE (with Thomas Lange)
  • 2004 "The Prodigal Son", Marburger Kunstverein, Marburg DE (with Thomas Lange)
  • 2003 Museum am Dom Würzburg DE
  • 2002 "The Four Elements" Kunstverein Uelzen DE
  • 2002 “Palazzo di Sette”, Orvieto IT
  • 2001 Zellermayer Gallery, Berlin DE
  • Redesign of the St. Bonifatius Chapel on the Salzburg Bad Neustadt DE (with Thomas Lange)
  • 2000 "Transformations" in the cloister of Würzburg Cathedral , Diocese of Würzburg DE
  • 2000 "Olimpia e Mutsuo Hirano", Palazzo Comunale AcquapendenteI IT
  • 1998 "Vessel of Memory", State Museum for Prehistory, DresdenDE
  • Art in architecture, bronze sculptures for the Barnim-Gymnasium Berlin DE
  • 1997 "Il vaso della memoria", Studio Gallery Haus am Lützowplatz Berlin DE
  • 1997 Resim ve Heykel Müzesi, Istanbul / Turkey
  • 1995 Platti-Chiostro SS. Salvatore, Bolsena IT
  • 1994/95 collaboration with Thomas Lange for the ceramic reliefs of a new school building in Berlin DE
  • 1993 Gallery Panetta Mannheim DE
  • Terracotta e Ambiente - Acquapendente IT
  • 1991 Collaboration for Kazuo Kenmochi's contribution to the “Metropolis” exhibition, Gropiusbau Berlin DE
  • 1988/89 “Homage to Music”, exhibition in the Hessischer Rundfunk, Frankfurt a. M. DE
  • 1988 Zellermayer Gallery, Berlin, as part of the project “Gallery Exchange Berlin-Tokyo” with Tomoharu Murakami
  • 1986 Voltaire Cultural Center, Florence IT
  • 1986 Marburger Kunstverein DE 1985 Project "Ostgeist" in cooperation with the International Building Exhibition (IBA) Stadtbauamt Kreuzberg Association for the Protection of Block Structure eV Berlin DE
  • 1978 Etoile Gallery in Fukuoka Japan

literature

  • Mutsuo Hirano: Melodia Apocalittica, catalog, Museum am Dom Würzburg, 2010

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Gallery Poll - Mutsuo Hirano. Kunststiftung Poll, accessed on September 3, 2016 .
  2. ↑ Andreas Kurtz: The painter Thomas Lange is celebrating his return to Berlin - with a trip on the Spree: boat trip with friends. Berliner Zeitung, May 30, 2011, accessed on November 10, 2013 .
personal data
SURNAME Hirano, Mutsuo
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Japanese artist
DATE OF BIRTH 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Hyogo Prefecture