Tadashi (Tagashi) Hayakawa, Untitled I, 1998

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This artwork "Untitled I" 1998 is a graphite drawing on paper by Japanese/American artist Tadashi (Tagashi) Hayakawa, b.1941. It is … Read more This artwork "Untitled I" 1998 is a graphite drawing on paper by Japanese/American artist Tadashi (Tagashi) Hayakawa, b.1941. It is hand signed and dated at the lower left by the artist. The artwork size is 14 x 17 inches, framed size is 19.35 x 22.35 inches. Custom framed in a wooden black frame, with fabric matting. It is in excellent condition.

About the artist:

Tadashi Hayakawa was born in Tokyo and as a young child studied with prominent contemporary artist/teacher Toshiyuki Tonaka. He came to the USA in 1961 where he studied at Los Angeles City College, later receiving his MFA at Otis Art Institute. After becoming a U.S. Citizen in 1971 he made his living in commercial graphics until, at age 50, Hayakawa felt something missing in his life spiritually. So, he returned to fine art, dedicating himself completely to exploring the transcendent concepts of being human. Since then he has been in 28 solo exhibitions and group shows in the U.S.A, Japan, Korea, Mexico, and Thailand. He has been creating art for over 70 years and is profoundly grateful to be an artist and mentor to other artists.

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2005 “Life in Ocean” 825 Art Gallery, Denver, Colorado
2001 “Joy of Life” Don O’Melveny Gallery, West Hollywood, California
2000 “Garden of Spirit” Don O’Melveny Gallery, West Hollywood, California
1996 “Power of Spirit” Doizaki Gallery, Japanese American Cultural Center, Los Angeles, California

Selected Group Exhibitions

2009 30th International “Peace” Exhibition, Nagasaki Art Museum, Nagasaki, Japan
18th International Art Festival, Manila, Philippines
2008 International Art Exhibition, Union Center Art Museum, Yeveran, Armenia
2007 International Art Exhibition, Pyong Taek Art Museum, Pyong Taek, Korea
27th International “Peace” Exhibition, Nagasaki Art Museum, Nagasaki, Japan
16th International Art Festival, Modern Art Museum of Armenia, Yeveran, Armenia
2006 15th International Art Festival, Doizaki Gallery, Asto Museum of Art,
Modern Art Gallery, Los Angeles, California
27th International “Peace” Exhibition, Nagasaki Art Museum, Nagasaki, Japan
2005 International Art Exhibition, Burapha Museum of Art, Bangkok, Thailand
26th International “Peace” Exhibition, Nagasaki Art Museum, Nagasaki, Japan
3rd Annual Art Exhibition, Asto Museum of Art, Los Angeles, Califonia
International Art Exhibition, Museo del Puerto, Ensenada, Mexico
2004 Two Men Exhibition, 825 Art Gallery, Denver, Colorado
International Art Festival, Pyong Taek Art Museum, Pyong Taek, Korea
25th International “Peace” Exhibition, Nagasaki Art Museum, Nagasaki, Japan
2nd LELA Annual Art Exhibition, Modern Art Gallery, Los Angeles, California
2003 Lantern of the East Art Exhibition, Pyong Taek Art Museum, Pyong Taek,Korea
LELA Inaugural Exhibition, Modern Art Museum, Los Angeles, California
2002 International Art Exhibition, Forest Lawn Art Museum, Glendale, California
International Art Exhibition, Angel Gate Gallery, Los Angeles, California
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