Futamura Yoshimi フタムラ ヨシミ b. 1959
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Photo courtesy of the artist
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Exhibitions
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The Winter Show 2025
FORM not FUNCTION: Japanese Ceramic Sculpture January 24 - February 2, 2025Read more -
The Winter Show 2024
Taking Space, Making Space January 19 - 28, 2024Read more -
KAZARI: Beyond Decoration
The Winter Show 2022 in spring April 1 - 10, 2022Read more -
The Artists of HANDS & EARTH
at The Katonah Museum of Art December 1, 2020 - January 24, 2021Read more -
Vessel Explored / Vessel Transformed - Tomimoto Kenkichi and his Enduring Legacy
March 13 - April 26, 2019Read more -
The Winter Show 2019
The Five Elements - Gogyō: Five Japanese Masters of the Art of Clay January 18 - 27, 2019Read more -
Japanese Ceramics 1960 - Present: Function vs. Sculpture
Winter Antiques Show 2018 January 22 - 31, 2018Read more -
Sakiyama Takayuki & Salon Art + Design 2017
CHOTO: Listening to the Waves November 8 - 13, 2017Read more -
Timeless Elegance in Japanese Art: Celebrating 40 Years!
Asia Week New York March 9 - April 14, 2017Read more -
Summer Exhibition
Clay Sculpture July 13 - August 31, 2016Read more -
Collapse/Rebirth
Sculpture by Futamura Yoshimi April 26 - May 26, 2016Read more -
Japan in Black and White
Ink and Clay March 14 - April 25, 2014Read more -
The French Connection
Futamura Yoshimi, Katsumata Chieko, Nagasawa Setsuko, Ogawa Machiko, & Sakurai Yasuko June 7 - August 24, 2012Read more -
Ao
Summer 2010 June 9 - August 13, 2010Read more -
Touch Fire
Contemporary Japanese Ceramics by Women Artists October 9, 2009 - February 28, 2010Read more -
Lyrical Images
Poetry and Japan's Visual Art November 14 - January 23, 2008Read more
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Publications
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COLLAPSE/REBIRTH II
Futamura Yoshimi 2025 Read more -
Hands & Earth
Six Perspectives on Japanese Contemporary Ceramics 2018 Read more -
Into The Fold
Contemporary Japanese Ceramics from the Horvitz Collection 2014 Read more -
Japan Now
Three displays at Gardiner Museum of contemporary Japanese ceramics Joan B Mirviss Read more -
New Forms, New Voices
Japanese Ceramics from the Gitter-Yelen Collection New Orleans Museum of Art Read more -
Pure Form
Japanese Sculptural Ceramics Art Gallery of South Australia, 2022 Read more -
Radical Clay
Contemporary Women Artists from Japan 2023 Read more -
Touch Fire: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics by Women Artists
Smith College Museum of Art 2009 Read more -
Vessel Explored / Vessel Transformed
Tomimoto Kenkichi and his Enduring Legacy 2019 Read more
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News
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Radical Clay exhibition at Art Institute of Chicago featured in Ceramics NOW
January 12, 2024'This show brings together artists on the cutting edge of invention in terms of materials, glaze, and technique, and we are thrilled to recognize their...Read more -
Toucher le feu: Femmes céramistes au Japon now open at Musée Guimet
A new exhibition of women ceramic artists from Japan now open in Paris's Musée Guimet June 27, 2022The latest exhibition at Musée national des arts asiatiques - Guimet in Paris spotlights the remarkable careers and innovative clay works of Japanese women artists...Read more -
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Artist Talk: Futamura Yoshimi September 9, 2019September 13, 2019 --With work now on view in the exhibition “Living Clay: Artists Respond to Nature,” Futamura Yoshimi will give an artist talk from...Read more -
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Japanese Women Clay Artists Respond to Nature in New Mia Exhibition April 4, 2019March 20, 2019—A new exhibition at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) highlights recent work by more than a dozen living Japanese women clay artists...Read more -
Antiques & The Arts Weekly
Winter Show 2019 January 9, 2019NEW YORK CITY - 'The Five Elements' - Gogyō / Five Japanese Masters of the Art of Clay' features the work of Yoshikawa Masamichi (b....Read more -
Futamura Yoshimi
Design Anthology January 4, 2019'At fifteen years old, I realised that I wanted to use my hands to create something', says Nagoya-born, Paris-based artist Yoshimi Futamura. Ceramics seemed a...Read more -
Artdaily.org
The French Connection: Five Japanese women ceramists and their passion for France at Joan B. Mirviss Ltd. June 19, 2012NEW YORK, NY.- This exhibition titled The French Connection: Five Japanese Women Ceramists and their Passion for France, explores the dramatically increasing importance of Japanese...Read more -
Art of the Times
The French Connection: Five Japanese Women Ceramists and their Passion for France June 19, 2012By Nami Hoppin An exhibition at the Joan Mirviss Gallery in New York explores the dramatically increasing importance of Japanese women artists on the global...Read more -
Antiques and the Arts Weekly, June 2012
Five Japanese Women Ceramists At Joan B. Mirviss Ltd Gallery June 15, 2012New York City - 'The French Connection: Five Japanese Women Ceramists and Their Passion for France' is at Joan B. Mirviss Ltd through August 3....Read more -
Editor at Large
NYC gallery presents work by Japan's leading ceramicists June 7, 2012Now on view at Joan Mirviss Gallery are 'The French Connection: Five Japanese Women Ceramicists and a Passion for France' and 'Guided by the Brush'....Read more -
ArtNews June 2012
"The Female Glaze," Stephanie Murg June 7, 2012For centuries, women in Japan were not even permitted to touch a kiln, lest their 'impurity' taint whatever was baking. Yet in the past decade,...Read more -
materialicious: shelter, materials & objects
Japan’s Foremost Female Artists on View in New York June 4, 2012Ceramics and calligraphy—considered Japan’s most significant art mediums—traditionally have been male-dominated art forms, and only recently have women been allowed to pursue these areas of...Read more -
Robb Report
Japan’s Foremost Female Artists on View in New York June 4, 2012Ceramics and calligraphy—considered Japan’s most significant art mediums—traditionally have been male-dominated art forms, and only recently have women been allowed to pursue these areas of...Read more -
ArtNews June 2012
Guided by the Brush & The French Connection May 24, 2012Guided by the Brush: Paintings and Lithographs by SHINODA Toko and The French Connection: Five Japanese Women Ceramists and their Passion for France. Presented by...Read more -
Asian Art: Breaking the Mold
by Martin Barnes Lorber November 30, 2007For many years, Joan has been known as a private dealer with respected expertise in Japanese screens, paintings, wood prints and contemporary and modern ceramics....Read more
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Twist, 2023. 18 x 24 x 14 1/2 in. Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, 2026.006.
