Sadashi Inuzuka

Assistant Professor

EDUCATION
1987 Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI
1985 Diploma, Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, Vancouver Canada

APPOINTMENTS/POSITIONS
2001- Associate Professor, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
1996-2001 Assistant Professor, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

SELECTED AWARDS, GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS
2000 The Canada Council for the Arts Grant
1999 Pew Charitable Trust
1999 Puffin Foundation
1998 The Pollack-Krasner Foundation
1998 Institute of the Humanities Fellow, The University of Michigan

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS (SOLO AND GROUP)
2002 Material Speculation, Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO (Group)
2001 Installation, Appalachian Center for Crafts, Tennessee Technological University, Smithville, TN (Solo)
Recent Works, Grimmerhus Keramikmuseum, Middelfart, Denmark (Group)
2000 Omoide/memory, The Embassy of Canada, Tokyo, Japan (Solo)
Substrate, The Works Project, Edmonton, Canada (Solo)
Ceramic National, Everson Museum, Syracuse, NY(Group)
Assortment, Network Project Cranbrook Museum of Art, MI (Solo)

SELECTED COLLECTIONS AND COMMISSIONS
Banff Center for the Arts, Canada
Centro de Arte de Maracaibo, Venezuela
Grimmerhus Keramikmuseum, Denmark
John Michael Kohler Art Center, USA
Kruithuis Museum, Netherlands

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Brown, Glen. “Sadashi Inuzuka: Shifts in Perspective”, World Sculpture Magazine, Summer 2001. p 34-37
Csaszar, Tom “Sadashi Inuzuka” Sculpture Magazine May 2000, No. 19 p. 77-78
Fried, Daisy “ River: An Installation by Sadashi Inuzuka” Ceramics Monthly, Summer 2000 p. 58-60
Merback, Mitchell. “Cooled Matter: Ceramic Sculpture in the Expanded Field”, Ceramics:Art and Perception (Australia) No. 39 2000
Peterson, Susan. Contemporary Ceramics: Watson-Guptill Publications,
New York 2000