Taiji Arita - Selected Group Exhibitions

Selected Group Exhibitions

  • 1978 “Japan: A self portrait”, International Center for Photography, New York (photographs)
  • 1986 "Sūpā imēji no sekai" (スーパー・イメージの世界) / “Works in 20×24 Polaroid”, Seed Hall, Tokyo (photographs)
  • 1991 "Nihon no shashin, 1970 jidai: Tōketsu sareta 'toki' no kioku" (日本の写真、1970年代:凍結された「時」の記憶) / "Japanese Photography in the 1970s: Memories Frozen in Time". Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography
  • 2007 “One” art3g, Fort Bragg, CA (painting)
  • 2007 “The Power of Six”, Odd Fellows Hall, Mendocino, CA (sculpture)
  • 2007 “Found Objects”, North Coast Artists Gallery, Fort Bragg, CA (sculpture)
  • 2008 “Green Bones” (with Harry Albrecht), art3g, Fort Bragg, CA (paintings)
  • 2010 “Out of the Woods”, NorthCoast Artist Gallery, Fort Bragg CA (reliefs)
  • 2010 “Pas de Deux”, Odd Fellows Hall, Mendocino CA (paintings)
  • 2010 “New American Art”, Odd Fellows Hall, Mendocino CA (paintings)
  • 2010 “Watakushi o mite: Nūdo no pōtoreito” (私を見て!ヌードのポートレイト). Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography.
  • 2011 “Work & Love”, Mendocino Art Center, Mendocino CA (paintings & reliefs)
  • 2012 "Taiji Arita Memorial Retrospective & Group Show" Odd Fellows Hall, Mendocino CA (sketches, paintings & sculptures)

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