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Kazuo Wakabayashi

Kazuo Wakabayashi (Born 1931) is active/lives in Brazil, Japan.  Kazuo Wakabayashi is known for Abstraction.

Japanese born artist Kazuo Wakabayashi, is a naturalized Brazilian.  He was born in Kobe, Japan in 1931 and was pupil of Konosuke Tamura, from 1947 to 1950, while he still attended a course at the academy Niki, in his native land.

Emigrating in 1961 to Brazil, Wakabayashi settled down in São Paulo, opting in 1968 for the Brazilian nationality.

His first expositions had been in Japan, between 1957 and 1961.  His first individual one in Brazil was given in 1963, Rio De Janeiro, the Tenreiro Gallery, with presentation of Manabu Mabe.

São Paulo, Salvador, Saints, Brasilia, Washington, Kobe, Tokyo and Nova Iorque, São Paulo, Wakabayashi has participated in innumerable expositions:

São Paulo hall of Modern Art.

National hall of Modern Art.

Seibi hall (Seibikai, in Japanese).

Biennial of São Paulo.

Nipo-Brazilian Painting Today (Washington, Oakland and Tokyo, 1965).

Three Aspects of the Art Brazilian Contemporary   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1850 characters.]  Artist bio

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