Takashi Suzuki
	Colour Sonata installtion view 2007
1948	Born in Hiroshima, Japan
1982	Studied sculpture at Chelsea School of Art, London
1987	Designed Namiki Street, Hiroshima, awarded The best Street Japan 1987
1988	Awarded Annely Juda Scholarship, London
1998	Visiting Lecturer at Chelsea College of Art and Design, London
2000	1st prize in competition, Art on the Riverside,South Sheilds, England
2001	Visiting Lecturer at Surry Institute of Art and Design, England
2005	Visiting Lecturer at Edinburgh College of Art, Scotland
	Visiting Lecturer at Kinki University, Hiroshima, Japan
One Man Exhibitions	1990 onwards
1990	Angela Flowers Gallery, Artist of the Day,chosen by Nigel Hall, London
1991	Benjamin Rhodes Gallery, London
1992	Gallery Yamaguchi, Osaka, Japan
1993	Benjamin Rhodes Gallery, London
1994	Angela Flowers Gallery M, London
1996	Gallery Yamaguchi, Osaka, Japan
1997	Gallery A, Static Field, Installation, London
1998	The Loft Gallery, Glasgow, Scotland
1999	Gallery Yoichiro Miyamori, Hiroshima, Japan
2001	The Slade Gallery, University College London
	Gallery Niklas Von Bartha, London
	Gallery Yamaguchi, Colour Field 1, computer animation, Osaka, Japan
	Open Studio, London
2002	Gallery Yamaguchi, Colour Field, Osaka, Japan
2003	Gallery Niklas Von Bartha, Colours and Notes, London
2004	Gallery Yamaguchi Kunst-Bau, Osaka, Japan
2005	Sleeper Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland
	Gallery Yamaguchi Kunst-Bau, Print Show, Osaka, Japan
2007	Gallery Yamaguchi Kunst-Bau, Colour Sonata, Osaka, Japan
	NSA, Sculpture and Painting, Hiroshima, Japan
2008	Bartha Contemporary, with Belinda Cadbury, London
2009	kunst-bau | tokyo, Colour Haze, Tokyo, Japan
Group Exhibitions	1990 onwards
1990	Work on Paper, Benjamin Rhodes Gallery, London
1991	Small is Beautiful, Flowers East, London,( 93,98,99 )
1992	1st International Small Sculpture Exhibition, Legano, Italy
	NICAF International Contemporary Art Fair, Yokohama, Japan presented by Gallery Yamaguchi
	10th Contemporary Art Fair, Osaka Contemporary Art Centre presented by Gallery Yamaguchi
1993	Metal Works, Gallery Yamaguchi, Osaka, Japan
1994	Angela Flowers Gallery M, London
	Blue Gallery, London ( 96 )
1996	Angela Flowers Gallery, Print Show, London
1997	3 man show, Blue Gallery, London
	Summer Show, Gallery Yamaguchi, Osaka,Japan
1998	Secret Exhibition, Royal College of Art, London ( 99,00,01,02,03)
	Mackee Gallery New York
	Print Show, The Loft Gallery, Glasgow, Scotland
2000	Mondrian Echo, Mondrian Museum, Amersfoort, Holland
	2 man show,Gallery Yamaguchi,Osaka,Japan
	Gallery Hoffmann, Friedberg, Germany
	Self portrait, Flowers East, London
2001	Gallery Niklas Von Bartha, London ( 02,03,04 )
	Schlumberger Art Project, Cambridge, England
	Hiroshima Art Document 2001, Hiroshima, Japan
	Still Life,Flowers East,London
2002	Art in CASO Potal presented by Gallery Yamaguchi, Osaka, Japan
	Work on Paper, Royal College of Art, London
	Voyage, Flowers East, London
	Bike, Art Space, London
	Minimal Art and Ancient China, Belinda Cadbury Studio, London
2003	Art in CASO presented by Gallery Yamaguchi, Osaka, Japan
	War and Peace, Flowers Central, London
2004	Basel Art Fair, Atelier Editions Fanal, Basel, Switzerland ( 05.06,07,08 )
2005	Kaleido Scope, Osaka Contemporary Art Centre, Osaka, Japan
	ARTOM 60, Hiroshima Art Document 2005, Hiroshima, Japan
2006	3 man show with Phil Sims and Ingo Meller, Gallery Niklas Von Bartha, London
2007	Art Amsterdam, Gallery Niklas Von Bartha, Amsterdam, Holland
	Sign du Japon, Espace Fanal, Switzerland
	Summer Acrochage, Gallery Niklas Von Bartha, London
2008	Acrochage, Bartha Contemporary, London
2009	Tactile Vision, Slewe Gallery, Amsterdam, Holland
	Linear Circle, welded steel, 1994 Hiroshima City（larger image）
	Monument with a poem "A song for August 6" by Edmund Blunden 120 x 200 x 50 cm Bronze 1975 Hiroshima Central City Library