Iwamiya Takeji

WORKS

Biography

1920 Born in January 4, in Yonago, Tottori Prefecture
1938 Graduated from Yonago Syosan School, Commercial Course
1940 Participated in Taipei Shashin Club
1941 Drafted to Japanese troops and went to Manchuria
1946 Started a photo processing store in Sanomiya, Kobe
1951 Participated in Demokrato Art Association instituted by EiQ
1955 Established Iwamiya Fotos
1966 Appointed to a professor of Osaka University of Arts, Photography Course
1989 June 26, dies of lung cancer
1994 745 works were collected by Osaka Prefecture

Prize

1966 Awarded the 7th Mainichi Art Award
1969 Awarded the 19th Minister of Education Award for Fine Arts
1969 Awarded the 6th Amagasaki Citizen Art Award
1976 Awarded The All-Japan Association of Photographic Societies Meritorious Service Award
1980 Awarded the 18th Osaka Art Prize
1988 Awarded the 21st Hyogo Culture Award
1989 Awarded Photographic Society of Japan’s Annual Award

Solo Exhibitions

2017 Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition; Kekkai no bi and Katachi. Canon Gallery Osaka, Osaka
2001 Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition; the beauty and the climates of local captured by camera. Amagasaki Cultural Center, Amagasaki
2001 Iwamiya Takeji's world of photography, ima ni ikiru. Osaka Contemporary Art Center, Osaka
1996 Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition. the Museum of Arts & Crafts Itami , Itami
1995 wamiya Takeji photo exhibition; the works between post-war and 1970s. JCII Photo Salon, Tokyo
1990 Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition; celebrated the opening of Amagasaki City Central Library. Amagasaki City Central Library, Amagasaki
1990 Seize the day. Fuji Photo Salon, Tokyo・Osaka
1990 Borobudur revival. Nikon Salon, Osaka. Ginza Nikon Salon, Tokyo
1989 Seize the day. Navio Museum, Osaka
1987 Angkor. Ginza Wako Hall , Tokyo. Keihan gallery of Arts & Science , Osaka
1986 The Image of the Buddha. the Art Galley Itami, Itami
1983 The Image of the Buddha. Osaka University of Arts, the Art Information Center , Osaka
1982 Memories. Minolta Photo Space, Tokyo
1982 Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition. Fuji Photo Salon, Tokyo
1981 The Image of the Buddha. Nagase Photo Salon, Tokyo
1981 The eyes of Iwamiya Takeji: his 35 years trajectory between 1946 and 1981. Minolta Photo Space, Osaka
1981 Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition. Olympus Gallery, Tokyo
1980 Mucho Sol, the Mediterranean. Canon Salon, Tokyo・Osaka・Nagoya
1979 The faces of Nepal. Minolta Photo Space, Tokyo. Fuji Photo Salon, Osaka
1976 WORKS from 30 YEARS. Fuji Photo Salon, Tokyo・Osaka. Wakita Gallery, Nagoya
1975 Kyō. Asahi Gallery, Kyoto
1975 I looked at and photographed. Pentax Gallery, Tokyo
1975 Series I looked at and photographed Europe. Ginza Nikon Salon, Tokyo
1975 The Image of the Buddha. Takashimaya Hall, Kyoto. Sogo, Hiroshima. Ginza Wako Hall , Tokyo. Hongik University Musem, Seoul
1974 Series I looked at and photographed Europe. Nikon Salon, Osaka
1970 EXPO'70 Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition. Hanshin , Osaka
1970 Photo-illustrations. Imabashi Gallery, Osaka, Ginsen Gallery, Tokyo, Kahala Mall Shopping Center, Honolulu
1969 Sculptures in Angkor. Ginza Nikon Salon, Tokyo
1968 Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition. Sogo , Osaka
1966 Ryūkyū. Fuji Photo Salon, Tokyo
1964 Tōshōgū. Gekko Gallery, Tokyo
1962 Katachi: Japanese forms. Fuji Photo Salon, Tokyo
1959 Hawaii・photography in color. Takashimaya, Osaka, Fuji Photo Salon, Tokyo

Group Exhibitions

2025 Collection 1, New Acquisitions Exhibition, New Encounter . Yonago City Museum of Art, Yonago
2018 Iwamiya Takeji and his friends photo exhibition. Fujifilm Photo Salon Osaka, Osaka
1970 Tsudaka kazuichi, Hayakawa Yosio and Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition. Abeno Arts Center, Osaka
1969〜 Akiyama Syotaro, Nakamura Masaya, Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition. Pentax Gallery, Tokyo
1957〜 Akiyama Syotaro, Horiuchi Hatsutaro, Ueda Syoji, Midorikawa Yoichi, Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition. Fuji Photo Salon, Tokyo
1955 Iwamiya Takeji photo exhibition. Matsushimaya, Tokyo

Publications

2018 The Works of IWAMIYA Takeji Beauty and Shapes. Kyoto: Mitsumura Suiko Shoin
1999 Katachi : Japanese sacred geometry. Tokyo: Pie Books
1995 Iwamiya Takeji sakuhin ten: Sengo kara 1970nendai madeno sakkakatsudo. Tokyo: JCII Photo Salon
1990 Borobudur. Tokyo: Iwanami shote
1989 Iwamiya Takeji ten, ima ni ikiru. Tokyo: PPS Tsūshinsha
1989 Asia no butsuzou. Tokyo: Shueisha
1987 Radakku shinsyu. Osaka: Iwamiya Takeji photography studio
1987 Radakku mandara. Tokyo: Iwanami shoten
1984 Angkor. Tokyo: Iwanami shoten
1979 Forms, textures, images : traditional Japanese craftsmanship in everyday life. New York: John Weatherhill Inc.
1978 Kyoto: Iwamiya Takeji jisen syu. Nara: Tokishobo
1978 Nihon no bi. Tokyo: Shueisha
1978 Nihon no katachi. Kyoto: Tankō sha
1977 The Image of the Buddha. Tokyo: Kodansya International, Paris: Unesco
1976 Takeji Iwamiya shasin syu Worksfrom 30years. Tokyo: Nihon syashin kikaku
1976 Kyo no niwa. Tokyo: Kokusai Jōhōsha
1975 The Image of the Buddha: Photo exhibition. Osaka: Osaka University of Arts
1975 Nihon no senshoku. Tokyo: The Mainichi Newspapers
1980 Mokuzen shingo. Osaka: Iwamiya Takeji photography studio
1974 Nihon no teien. Tokyo: Shueisha
1974 Shiragi no sekibutsu. Tokyo: The Asahi Shimbun Company
1973 Tōrō. Tokyo: Shueisha
1972 The Japanese garden : an approach to nature. New Haven: Yale University Press
1972 Nihon kai. Kyoto: Tankōsha
1972 Karā kyōto no miryoku. rakuchiyu. Kyoto: Tankōsha
1971 Kyoto. Tokyo: The Mainichi Newspapers
1971 Nihon no niwa. Tokyo: Chuokoronsha
1970 Imperial gardens of Japan. New York: John Weatherhill Inc.
1969 Arte del objeto japonés. Art of the Japanese object. Art de l'objet japonais. Kunst des japanischen Gegenstands. . Barcelona: Ediciones Polígrafa
1968 Karā kyōto no niwa. Kyoto: Tankōsha
1968 Kyūtei no niwa 3: Shugakuin rikyu. Kyoto: Tankō Shinsha
1968 Kyūtei no niwa 2: Katsura rikyu. Kyoto: Tankō Shinsha
1968 Kyūtei no niwa 1: Sento gosho. Kyoto: Tankō Shinsha
1968 The World of the Japanese Garden.(Loreine Kuck). New York: John Weatherhill Inc.
1967 Toka no bi : Koto no dezain. Kyoto: Tankō Shinsha
1966 Nihon no kōgei. bekkan: Ryukyu. Kyoto: Tankō Shinsha
1966 Ryūkyū no shinwa : Kamera kikō. Kyoto: Tankō Shinsha
1966 Kekkai no bi : Koto no dezain. Kyoto: Tankō Shinsha
1965 Kyō; Kyoto in Kyoto. Kyoto: Tankō Shinsha
1965 Ishi no tera. Kyoto: Tankō Shinsha
1965 Yamato no sekibutsu. Kyoto: Tankō Shinsha
1964 Design and craftsmanship of Japan: stone, metal, fibers and fabrics, bamboo. New York: H.N. Abrams
1964 Nihon no yashiro Itsukushima. Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppansha
1963 Forme giapponesi, di Donald Richie e Atsuko N. Nii, fotografie di Takeji Iwamiya.. Milano: Silvana editoriale d'arte
1963 Tōshōgū. Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppansha
1962 Nihon no Yashiro: Nikko. Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppansha
1962 Katachi : Nihon no densho Ⅰ・Ⅱ. Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppansha
1962 Sado. Tokyo: The Asahi Shimbun Company
1956 Sadogashima. Tokyo: Kadokawa shoten
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