Ayaki Izumi
Born in Sakaiminato-city Tottori, Japan
1976 studied oil painting at Tokyo Togo Academy
1978 belonged to Tokyo FG Painting Art Institute
1985 admitted to Musashino Art University
1989 graduate of Japanese-style Painting Institute Department living in Tottori-city Tottori Japan
2000 The family name changed
EXHIBIT, APPEARANCE
Tokyo - one person exhibition : 3 times
Tottori - one person exhibition : 7 times,
Kawabata Gallery Hiroshima - one person exhibition : 2 times opening exhibition
1993 TV appearance : "Quicken Michelangelo - bequeath the breace of Renaissance"
1996 Gallery ENJYU Private exhibition
1996 Kawabata art gallery Private exhibition
1998 Kawabata art gallery Private exhibition
2000 Kawabata art gallery Private exhibition
2001 Monaco : 5th Le Japon a Monaco
2002 Spain : Salamanca International Art Expo
2002 Monaco : 6th Le Japon a Monaco : exhibit
2003 Spain : Valencia INTERART international art fair
2003 The Yonago Tenma store department store Private exhibition
2003 Tokyo Ginza : POLA Museum annex : one person exhibit
2004 The Yonago Tenma store department store Private exhibition
2004 Siracusa,Italiy : exhibit
2005 Geneva : 14th Europ'ART
2005 Corsica : exhibit
2005 The Yonago Tenma store department store Private exhibition
2006 Tokyo Ginza : POLA Museum annex
2006 Kawabata art gallery Private exhibition
PRIZE, SELECTED EXHIBIT
1986 Tokyo : Musashino-city Art Exhibition : Mayor award
1988 New Zealand : Auckland Art Exhibition : accepted exhibit
1988 Tokyo : Ueno-No-Mori Museum "Exhibition of paint nature of Japan" : accepted exhibit
1989 Tokyo : 17th Salon des Beaux Art: accepted exhibit
1989 Finland : Espoo-city Salon des Beaux Art : Silver award
2002 Tokyo : Shinsei-kai Exhibition : Gold award
2002 Tokyo : Sessyu International Exhibition : non-examination acceptance
2003 Tokyo : Shinsei-kai Exhibition : Special award
2004 Tokyo : Shinsei-kai Exhibition : Tokyo Art Club award
UNDER STUDIED
Reiichi Tsuchiya : Nitten councilor. "Nitten" is a painting art organizations
Ryo Ishii : Inten member. "Inten" is an institution of Japanese-style painting