Updated on May 2, 2009
Since Sep.8th, 1997 

 

 

 

Welcome to Fumino Hora's website!!

Click to go to Contemporary works

 
Click to go to watercolor paintings

 

Thank you for viewing my latest exhibition

'Doppel Ganger'

August 1-September 14, 2008  
Pittsburgh Filmmaker's Gallery: 2/F, 417 Melwood Avenue,
 Pittsburgh, PA 15213

The exhibition was sponsored by the Pittsburgh Center for Arts
 and the Pittsburgh Filmmakers.

Click to see the artist's statement

 Click to see the exhibition view

Reviews:

Pittsburgh Post Gazette
(September 3 2008)

Pittsburgh Tribune Review (August 28, 2008)

 

Current exhibitions:

Think About it!
May 8-June 19, 2009
Fein Art Gallery
519 East Carson Street, Pittsburgh PA15212


Growth
March 27-June 26, 2009
Cohen & Grisby P.C.
by appointment only. please call 412-297-4900

 

Recent Exhibitions:

Black and White
March 6-27, 2009
Gallerie Chiz

Pittsburgh Print Group Show
March 1-22, 2009
Merrick Art Gallery, 

99 (Ninety-Nine)
Associated Artists of Pittsburgh Group Show
February 7-March 15, 2009
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts 

Altered States
Pittsburgh Print Group Show Exhibition
November 14, 2008-January 25, 2009

Pittsburgh Center for the Arts 

in the making: 250 years/250 artists
September 12, 2008-January 10, 2009
Fe Arts Gallery
4102 Butler Street, Pittsburgh PA15201

  Associated Artists of Pittsburgh 98the Annual
August 1-September 14, 2008
Andy Warhol Museum  August 1-September 14, 2008


F
umino's work 'David' received the Donald and Sylvia Robinson Family Award

Recent lecture:

Maridon Museum in Butler County on April 23, 2008

Kimono Unfolded - JAPANESE CULTURE REFLECTED IN HINA DOLLS. 7:PM Artist Fumino Hora, a native of Tokyo, will introduce her works of art and the historical and cultural background behind them in a power-point presentation. The history of 'Hina" goes back to the 17th Century. Traditionally, Japanese parents bought the set of dolls upon the birth of their daughter. After marriage, the girl was allowed to take the dolls to her husband's house. The elegant dollhouse represented the parents' ideal of their daughter's happiness. Is there a contradiction between the identity of the female and the preservation of traditions? When women wish to improve the status of their lives, do beautiful traditions fade away? Fumino's stunning sculptures explore these and more questions. Members free, non-members $5.00. See the Museum's website for more details.

Fumino Hora's work can be found at Art Loft Gallery and Gallerie Chiz in Pittsburgh, 
and 10 Chancery Lane Gallery in Hong Kong, 

Please do not hesitate to contact the artist Fumino Hora: fumino.hora@gmail.com

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