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| 1953 | Born in Japan Japanese Mandala Artist ■Kojun |
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| 1973 | Graduated from Kyushu Zokei Art Collage, Fine Arts department | |
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Kojun wanted to study the abundance of color in Japanese painting, she
studied Japanese painting for six years at Fukuoka University of Education.
About this time, she became fascinated with ancient Japanese Buddhist
Art, and produced many Buddhist paintings, such as Mandalas, using the
Peculiar Expression method. Kojun’s Buddhist paintings deduct Japan from
the ancient to the modern. Kojun travel frequently throughout Asia, capturing
the spirit of local Buddhist art in her work. Kojun captures the spirit
of old Japan in her paintings. Kojun wishes to revive ancient Japan in
the present age. Her works is often on display in at galleries across
Japan and Canada. She will open "Kojun Buddhism Art Museum"
in Ontario Canada. She always hopes world peace with her buddhism Art. |
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| 1997 | Kurume-Iwataya
Department Store Fukuoka ”Golden Buddhist Paintings: Undulation of mystery” |
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| 2000 | Ginza
Renga Art Gallery Tokyo ”Mandala: Undulation of mystery” |
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| 2001 | Ginza
Renga Art Gallery Tokyo ”Kojun’s Buddhist paintings: Reviving beat” |
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| 2002 | Gallery
La Sympathie Fukuoka ”Japanese Mandala” |
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| 2002 | Ginza
Renga Art Gallery Tokyo ” Kojun’s Buddhist paintings: Buddhist images of Thailand |
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| 2003 | Rocky
Raccoon Cafe Gallery Ontario Canada "Kojun Buddhism Art" |
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| 2004 | Ginza
Renga Art Gallery Tokyo [ Kojun’s Buddhist paintings : Misterious Gold ] March , 18th - 24th 11am-7pm the last day will close 5pm |
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| 2004 | ● | Asian
Art Museum Atrium Fukuoka Japan "Kojun-Japanese Mandala & Buddhism Art" |
| ● | Rocky
Raccoon Cafe Gallery Ontario Canada "Kojun Buddhism Art" |
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| ● | Kojun
Buddhism Art Museum Ontario Canada "Kojun-Japanese Mandala & Buddhism Art" |
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