＜Biography＞

HACHIYA Kazuhiko
1966  Born in Saga, Japan
1989  Graduated from Kyushu Institute of Design (currently
Kyushu University, Faculty of Design), Department of
Visual Communication Design
Lives and works in Tokyo, Japan


●Selected Solo Exhibitions
2007  “HACHIYA Kazuhiko - the 'first' Drawing exhibition - Only works drawn by hand” Mujin-to Production, Tokyo
2006  “HACHIYA Kazuhiko: OpenSky 2.0” NTT InterCommunication
Center [ICC], Tokyo
2003  “OPEN SKY - Kazuhiko Hachiya: From PostPet to Moewe”
Contemporary Art Museum, Kumamoto
1999  “Air Board β - for the Jet Generation” Gallery Art SOKO, Tokyo
1996  “Seeing Is Believing” Hiroshima City Museum of
Contemporary Art, Hiroshima
  “Love Doubler” Mitsubishi-Jisho ARTIUM, Fukuoka
1995  “World System” Spiral, Tokyo
1994  “Over the Rainbow” P3 art and environment, Tokyo
1993  “Inter Dis-Communication” (One night exhibition) Ro?ntgen
Kunst Institut, Tokyo

●Selected Group Exhibitions, Workshops and Others
2007  "Workshop in Summer" Toyota Municipal Museum of Art"Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, Aichi
“MOT Collection”Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
“FEEDBACK” LABORAL Art Centre, Hijon, Spain 
 “GUNDAM - Generating Futures” Kyoto International Manga Museum, Kyoto
“The Power of Expression, Japan” The National Art Center,
Tokyo
2006  “The Future of Communication” Nagasaki Prefectural Art
Museum, Nagasaki
  “Norimono World” Nagoya City Science Museum, Aichi
  “GUNDAM - Generating Futures” Sendai Mediatheque,
Miyagi (also traveled to Kawara Museum, Aichi and
Museum of Contemporary Art, Sapporo, Hokkaido)
  “Collection I” 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art,
Kanazawa, Ishikawa
2005  “SKY-HIGH” KIRIN Plaza Osaka, Osaka
  “GUNDAM - Generating Futures” SUNTORY Museum, Osaka
(also traveled to The Ueno Royal Museum, Tokyo)
  “EXPO 2005 AICHI, JAPAN” Global House, Aichi
  “Climax ? the Highlight of Ars Electronica” National Taiwan
Museum of Fine Arts, Taiwan
2004  “Mission: Frontier - deep space of our perception” Tokyo
Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo
  “KITTY EX.” Mori Art Museum, Tokyo / Laforet Museum
Harajuku, Tokyo (also traveled to seven other locations)
  “Roppongi Crossing - New Visions in Contemporary
Japanese Art 2004” Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
2003  “Hommes et Robots - De l’utopie a? la re?alite?” Maison de la
culture du Japon a? Paris, Paris, France
  “Cyber Asia - media art in the near future” Hiroshima City
Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima
2002  “ReImagination ? image / media / museum” Tokyo
Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo (also traveled
to five other locations)
  “JAM: Tokyo-London” Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery, Tokyo
2001  “Egofugal - 7th International Istanbul Biennial” Istanbul,
Turkey
  “JAM: Tokyo-London” Barbican Art Gallery, London, UK
2000  “The Gift of Hope” Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
  “milk: Open Experiment for EXPO 2005 in Aichi” on the
street of Gaien-mae, Tokyo
1999  “Zeitwenden-ausblick” Kunstmuseum Bonn, Bonn, Germany
  “Fancy Dance: Contemporary Japanese Art after 1990”
Artsonje Museum, Kyongiu, South Korea (also traveled to
Artsonje Center, Seoul, South Korea)
Morris Art Award 1998)” Grey Art Gallery, NY, USA
1998  “The National Cultural Festival” B-con Plaza, Oita
  “Art & Edition - e?lectroniques au japon” Po?le Universitaire
Le?onard de Vinci, Paris, France
1997  “Fukui Biennale 7 - Media and Human Body” Fukui City Art
Museum, Fukui
  “PostPet.EX” NADiff, Tokyo
  “Cyber ’97” Centro Cultural de Bele?m, Lisbon, Portugal  
“Dream of Existence: Young Japanese Artists” Kiscelli
Museum, Budapest, Hungary
  “Exit” Cre?teil Maison des Arts, Cre?teil, France   
“De-Genderism - de?truire dit-elle/il” Setagaya Art Museum,
Tokyo
1996  “5th Art Business Audition Exhibition” Laforet Museum
Harajuku, Tokyo and Tempozan Contemporary Museum, Osaka
  “Art Scene 90-96” Contemporary Art Center, Art Tower
Mito, Ibaraki
  “Art Is Fun 7: IN/OUT” Hara Museum ARC, Gunma
  “On Camp / Off Base” Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo
  “Art×∞=◎” SAM Museum, Osaka
1995  “New Asian Art Show 1995” KIRIN Plaza Osaka, Osaka and
The Japan Foundation Forum, Tokyo
  “Mega Diary” Project through ICCnet, Internet and NIFTY-
Serve
  “Dr. Hachiya’s Tower of Experiment” (Workshop) Hiroshima
City Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima
  “Trans Image” Tower Gallery, Yokohama, Kanagawa
  “Photogenetics” (Workshop) Tokyo Metropolitan Museum
of Photography, Tokyo
1994  “’94 International Contemporary Art Show” The Art
Museum of Capital Normal University, Beijing, China
  “Workshop for Children” (Workshop) Ryozen Children’s
Village, Fukushima
  “Izumiwaku Project” Izumi Junior High School, Tokyo
  “Nasubi Gallery” Waseda Shochiku, Tokyo / Izumi Junior
High School, Tokyo / Memories Gallery, Aichi / Museum City
Tenjin, Fukuoka
  “Shinjuku Shonen Art” on the street of Shinjuku, Tokyo
1993  “COM-ART Festival” Suon, Korea
1992  “3rd Video Television Festival” Spiral, Tokyo
  “Video Art after Video Art” Machida City Museum of
Graphic Arts, Tokyo

●Awards
2002  “The Hugo Boss Prize 2002” (Finalist)
1998  “The Prix Ars Electronica ’98” Award of Distinction for Net
category (“PostPet”)
  “Philip Morris Art Award 1998” (“AirBoard” Project)
1997  “’97 Multimedia Grand Prix” Minister of International Trade
and Industry Award for Network Section (“PostPet”)
  “Prix Ars Electronica ’97” Honorary Mentions for
Interactive Art category (“Seeing Is Believing”)
1996  “Prix Ars Electronica ’96” Honorary Mentions for Interactive
Art category (“Inter Dis-Communication Machine”)
1995  “4th Japan Art Scholarship” Grand Prix (“World System”)
  “ARTEC 95: Nagoya” (“Inter Dis-Communication Machine”)
1993  “’93 Multimedia Grand Prix” Category of Exhibition Award

●Public Collections
Contemporary Art Museum, Kumamoto
Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art
21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa

八谷和彦
HACHIYA Kazuhiko



photo : 松蔭浩之