NOBUKO YAMASAKI MOKUHANGA
Celebrating the art of Japanese woodblock printmaking
Nobuko Yamasaki is a traditional Japanese woodblock printmaker from Osaka, Japan. She received her degree in graphic design from Seika University in Kyoto, Japan, after which she studied woodblock printmaking under Richard Steiner, who founded Kyoto International Mokuhanga school. Nobuko and her family moved to Michigan, where she continues to create artwork in a variety of media - drawing, painting, collage, origami, and of course, woodblock print. She enjoys teaching printmaking to her students in workshops and spreading awareness of the art form. She hopes you can appreciate her work in an exhibition near you, but in the meantime, please enjoy her online portfolio!
Exhibitions
Current & Upcoming
1/25/25 ~ 3/7/25
My Team Exhibition
Opening reception 1/25/25
Grosse Pointe Art Center
17118 Kercheval Ave, Grosse Pointe, MI 48230
March 8, 15, 22 (2025)
Woodblock Print Workshop
The War Memorial Campus
32 Lake Shore Dr, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236
For more details, please click HERE
5/3/25
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month Exhibition
Detroit Institute of Arts
5200 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48202
Past Exhibitions
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9/23/21 ~ 11/10/21
92nd Michigan Contemporary Art Exhibition
6/3/23 ~ 8/5/23
Michigan Watercolor Society 76th Annual Juried Exhibition
7/16/23 ~ 9/3/23
Impressions: Printmakers
6/17/24
Ann Arbor Japan Week 2024 Demonstration
9/3/24 ~ 10/4/24
Nobuko Yamasaki Solo Show
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11/30/21 ~ 12/4/21
SUMI-FUSION: International Mokuhanga Exhibition, 2021 Juried Exhibition
6/9/23 ~ 7/7/23
Nobuko Yamasaki Mokuhanga Workshop Show
5/18/24
BIG INK
8/1/24 ~ 9/20/24