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jasalo Church, Helsinki; Embassies of Finland in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania,
Berlin, Germany and Moscow, Russia; Ministries of Foreign Affairs Art Col-
lection, Helsinki, Finland. Exhibition venues: Flinn Gallery, Greenwich Li-
brary, Connecticut; Morris Museum, Morristown, New Jersey; Kajaani Art
Museum, Finland. Marketing Institute, Helsinki, Finland; Jyväskylä Provincial
Archives; Finnish State Collections of Art: Ministry of Environment, Helsin-
ki, Finland; University of Joensuu, Savonlinna, Finland; Seoul Arts Center,
Korea; Oslo and Moss Museum, Norway; Royal Center, Copenhagen, Den-
mark; Sainsbury Center, Norwich and Whitworth Gallery, Manchester, UK.
Recipient: Textile Artist of the Year: TEXO, Finland; Design Competition:
Savonlinna District; Honor Diploma: Finland Designs Exhibition; First Prize:
Textile Art Competition, Union Bank of Finland.
Jiro Yonezawa (Japan) 86-89
Selected collections: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne,
Australia; Musée du quai Branly, Paris, France; Clark Center for
Japanese Art and Culture, Hanford, California; Contemporary
Art Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii; Microsoft Corporation, Seat-
tle, Washington; Portland Art Museum, Oregon; Wustum Mu-
seum of Fine Art, Racine, Wisconsin; Mint Museum of Craft
+ Design, Charlotte, North Carolina; LongHouse Reserve, East
Hampton, New York; City of Portland, Oregon; Lloyd Cotsen
Collection, Los Angeles, California; Beppu City Tradition-
al Crafts Center, Oita, Japan; MKE Warehouse, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. Recipient: Public Choice Award: Guimet National
Museum of Asian Art, Paris, France; Lloyd Cotsen Bamboo
Prize; Oita Governor’s Award: Kyushu New Craft Exhibition;
Grand Prize: Japan New Craft Exhibition.
Masako Yoshida (Japan) 10, 19, 74, 79
Selected collections and exhibition venues: Nagoya Trade
and Industry Center, Japan (In Our Hands, an international
exhibition); Iwasaki Museum of Art, Yokohama, Japan; Me-
guro City Museum, Japan; Takashimaya Department Store
Tachikawa, Japan (Amu Kumu, solo exhibition); Nuno Annex
Exhibition (solo, traveling exhibition; five locations in Japan);
Bendheim Gallery, Greenwich Arts Council, Connecticut
(From the Ground Up: ART Inspired by Nature); Navy Pier,
Chicago, Park Avenue Armory, New York, New York (Sculp-
ture Objects and Functional Art Exposition); Cavin-Morris Gal-
lery, New York, New York (Contained Excitement: Pleasures
of the Void); Yamawaki Gallery, Tokyo, Japan (28th Basketry
Exhibition); Wayne Art Center, Pennsylvania; Edsel & Eleanor
Ford House Gallery, Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan; Morris
Museum, Morristown, New Jersey (Green from the Get Go:
International Contemporary Basketmakers).
Carolina Yrarrázaval (Chile) 138
Exhibition venues: Santiago Museum of Contemporary
Art, Chile; National Museum of Fine Arts, Santiago, Chile; Contemporary
Museum of Art, Santiago, Chile; Centro Cultural Las Condes, Chile; In-
teramerican Bank Gallery, Washington, DC; Pre-Columbian Arts Museum,
Santiago, Chile; Le Recoleta Cultural Center, Buenos Aires, Argentina; Cen-
tral Museum of Textiles, Lódz, Poland; Raiffeisenhof Educational Center,
Graz, Austria; Goethe Institute, Santiago, Chile; Montevideo, Uruguay;
Chilean Consulate Gallery, New York, New York; Pablo Neruda Museum,
Isla Negra, Chile; Grand Palais, Paris, France; International Contemporary
Art, Tokyo, Japan; Catholic University of Concepción, Chile; Contextile In-
ternational Textile Triennial, Guimaraes, Portugal; Buenos Aires Stock Ex-
change, Argentina; Museo de Arte Popular José Hernandez, Buenos Aires,
Argentina; Westport Arts Center, Connecticut, Recipient: Critics Prize: Best
Visual Arts Exhibition of the Year, Santiago, Chile; First prize: Bueno Aires
Stock Exchange, Argentina (National Textile Salon).
Jennifer Zurick (United States) 21
Selected collections: Smithsonian American Art Museum, Renwick Gal-
lery, Washington, DC; Asheville Art Museum, North Carolina; Contempo-
rary Craft Museum, Portland, Oregon; Owensboro Museum of Fine Art,
Kentucky; Johnson and Johnson, New Jersey. Exhibition venues: Museum
of Art and Archaeology, Columbus, Missouri; Fruitlands Museum, Harvard,
Massachusetts; Lauren Rogers Museum of Art, Laurel, Maryland; Whatcom
Museum, Bellingham, Washington; Houston Center for Contemporary
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Kyoko Kumai
47kk Aurora, crystal-finished titanium, stainless steel, 18” x 16” x 4”, 1985
Crafts, Texas; South Dakota Museum, Brookings; Briggs Museum of Amer-
ican Art, Dover, Delaware; Fuller Craft Museum, Brockton, Massachusetts;
The Ruth Funk Center for Textile Arts at Florida Institute of Technology, Mel-
bourne, Florida. Recipient: Cultural Exchange Artist: Hokotu City, Japan;
Bronze Award: Smithsonian Craft Show (two times); Folk Heritage Award:
Governor’s Awards in the Arts; Kentucky Craft Luminary: Kentucky Craft
History Archives; Rasmuson Fellowship: United States Artists. Selected
commissions: Loewe:Exhibition at Salone del Mobile, Milan, Italy; Millen-
nium Award, Kentucky Craft Marketing, presented by Kentucky’s Gover-
nor; Irthi Contemporary Craft Council, London Design Fair, UK.