MFA: Painting University of Wisconsin-Madison 1975
University of Pennsylvania 1965-1966
MA: Etching University of Iowa: commendation in studio 1964
BA: Art Education University of Colorado, Secondary Certificate 1961
Valparaiso University 1953-1956
Chicago Art Institute Summer, 1955
HS Concordia Academy High School, Portland, Oregon 1953
MFA Dissertation Essay: Mystical Mythical Magical Mystery Tour
MA Thesis: A Technical Analysis of Goya's 'Disasters of War' Series.
University of Ife. Ife, Nigeria, Africa. Taught upper levels of drawing, painting and print-making. 1978-1984.
Adeyemi College Education. Ondo, Nigeria, Africa. Taught all collegiate levels of art education: drawing, painting, print-making and sculpture. Trained student teachers. 1977-1978.
University of Wisconsin Rock County Campus. Janesville, Wisconsin. First full-time instructor in the Art Department. Designed studio areas. Associate chairman. 1968-1972.
Kirkwood Community College. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Taught art in Rehabilitation and Penal and Adult Education programs. Graphic Designer for college. 1967-1968.
Anamosa Penitentiary. Anamosa, Iowa. Inmate art program. 1967-1968
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Full-time substitute elementary school art teacher, 1966-1967.
East High School. Rochester, New York. Taught general high school art courses. 1965.
High School of the University of Iowa. Iowa City, Iowa. Teaching Assistant for student teachers art education practicum. Also taught 7th grade art classes twice daily. 1961-1963.
"Diversity in Contemporary African Art: Causes & Effects", curated by E. Okechukwu Odita. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, 1997. http://www.cgrg.ohio-state.edu/~eodita/ (The only exhibitor of non- African descent).
Very Special Arts (VSA) exhibition of prints drypoints and aerogami, Washington D.C., 1997
VSA exhibition, Beverly Hills, CA, 1997
Portland Art Museum International Print Exhibition, curated by Dr. Gordon Gilkey. Portland Oregon, 1997
VSA "No Boundaries" exhibition travelling to five locations in Seattle, Washington area, 1994 -1995
VSA Traveling Exhibition, San Francisco, Washington D.C., New York, and Tokyo Imperial Art Museum, 1993
Union South Afro-American Month Celebration, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Group show with students' prints from University of Ife, 1986.
"Young Japanese Printmakers", Sergels Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, 1964.
Des Moines Art Museum, Des Moines, Iowa. Painting Exhibition, 1963.
Bellevue Art Museum Children's Exhibit. Story telling with aerogami and poetry. Bellevue, Washington, February 1997
Four Season Bookstore. The endangered theme- poems, prints and installations. April 10 - June 10 1997
Newmark Center, Seattle, Washington. 100 prints with poems, paintings, aerogami, installations and banners. Opening with Kokon Taiko and Deems with poetry read. Closing with Kokoro Butoh with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hirabayashi. October 1996
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, Portland, Oregon. Prints, aerogami workshop and poetry reading, 1996
Simultaneous show- a religious consortium of four colleges: Concordia, Maryhurst, George Fox, and Universtiy of Portland. Poems and prints. Portland, Oregon, 1996
"Dear Anne Frank, My Age Mate." Broadway Market, Seattle, Washington. Poems, banners, and prints, December 1995
University of Western Illinois Library. Camp poems and prints. Macomb, Illinois, 1994
University of British Columbia Asia House, weekend show, 1994
JAM and JCCCNC Gallery, San Francisco, California. Poems, prints, and paper planes, rainbow banner and installations, November 1993
Edgewood College, Madison Wisconsin. Poems and prints & paper planes. Madison, Wisconsin 1993
University of Wisconsin, La Crosse Student Union. Camp prints. La Crosse, Wisconsin, 1992
Multicultural Memorial Union, Madison, Wisconsin. Poems and prints. 1990-1992
Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, Madison, Wisconsin. Prints. 1985.
Oduduwa Hall, The University of Ife, Nigeria. Drypoints and drawings. A multimedia artistic happening introduced by Wole Soyinka. 1982.
Alliance Francaise, Ibadan, Nigeria. Prints and drawings. 1978.
Hillel Center, Madison Wisconsin. Prints and paintings. 1976.
Theater-X Gallery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Etchings, drypoints and paintings. 1975.
Traveling Exhibition to seven Wisconsin cities, The University of Wisconsin Center System. 1969-1970.
Paley Library, Temple University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Prints and paintings. 1967.
Huston Hall, The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Prints and paintings. 1967.
Graphic Gallery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Etchings. 1966.
Elvehjem Museum, Madison, Wisconsin
Quad Graphics, Peewaukee, Wisconsin
Johnson Wax Co. Racine, Wisconsin
Amoco Oil, Chicago, Illinois
Regalo, Chicago, Illinois
Lutheran Inner City Ministry, Portland, Oregon
Portland Art Museum, care of Gordon Gilkey, Portland, Oregon
Interstate Firehouse Community Center, Portland, Oregon
Concordia University, Horn Collection, Portland, Oregon
Rosenwald Collection, Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
Grünwald Graphic Center, UCLA, Los Angeles, California
Madison Civic Art Museum, Madison, Wisconsin
JAM and JCCCNC Gallery, San Francisco, California
Very Special Arts, Washington D.C., Madison, Wisconsin, and Seattle, Washington
UW Student Union and Multicultural Center, Madison, Wisconsin
Edgewood College, Madison, Wisconsin
Gallery Voyage, Japantown Mall, San Francisco, California
Campbell/Steele Gallery, Marion, Iowa
Sandy Bernstein
Primous Fountain Sona Iyako and Husband - Japan Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Black Mr. & Mrs. Jim McKinnell Dr. Judi Benade & Bill Grogan Bill McAlister (Director, Institute of Contemporary Art, London) The MarukiÕs (of the Hiroshima Museum) David Rockefeller Tamura Ryuichi - Japan Simon Sparrow Wole Soyinka - Nigeria Barbara Reynolds David Winter - Japan Roland Reiss Mr. & Mrs Jeb Prazak Mr. & Mrs. Keith Dempster Mr. & Mrs. Andy Balkin Mr Fred Ho Ms. Ginny Lim Mr. and Mrs. Amy Ling |
Ms. Patty Nouse
Dr. & Mrs. Marc Weiner Mr. Ken Struzel Mr. Tom MacInvaille Mr. Steve Agard Mr. Dick Baker James and Constance Takahashi Makuuchi Dean Mary Rouse and Husband Reverend Tu Tu and sister - South Africa Mr. and Mrs. Gert Tungerthal - Germany Aunt Dorothea Kanda Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hodulik Joshua Stein Mr. Ray Mullen Prof. Maricio Lasansky Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ranard - Singapore Dr. and Mrs. T. Pàtkai - Hungary Ms. Gwynne Harper Reese Ms. Momo Iko Dr. Gordon Gilkey Josef LaVigne Dr. Paul Carbone |
A photograph of Munio appears in the February issue of Madison Magazine
Jack'o'lantern sculpting at the Seattle Aquarium, 1995, 1996, 1997
Aerogami workshop at Seattle Asian Art Museum, February 7th, 1998
Aerogami at Japanese Cherry Blossom Festiveal at Seattle Center, 1995-1997
Poetry reading at Yo-Yo a Go-Go Festival in Olympia, Washington, 1997
Poetry reading on "Osaka International Pirate Radio" Compact Disc compilation and mini zine, 1996
Poems, prints and aerogami featured in Osaka Exile #1 and #4, edited by Matt Kaufman, email: osakamm@gol.com
Featured poet at Lux Coffeehouse and Red Globe Cafe via Shani, Seattle, Washington, 1996
Acted on public access t.v. channel 29 with Carol Edson
Poetry reading with Butoh, "Hiroshocki Bombs, Before and Beyond", City Books and the Loft Cafe, Seattle, Washington, 1995
World Wide Web sites- www.virtual-cafe.com/Munio email:pytr@virtual-cafe.com, and www.andrew-balkin-eds.com
"From Lake Minidoka to Lake Mendota and Back to the Northwest Sea", Book of poems and prints, T. Makunouchi Press, 1994
"Aerogami: Cut Flying Paper Sculptures", Book of paper airplanes, T. Makunouchi Press, 1994
Phoenix/Crane design for the Hiroshima Peace Museum, Japan, (Barbara Reynolds)
Munio wishes that his rainbow racial colored UN and US banner be adopted by the city, state, nation, and UN as its official banner.
"The Golden Eagle: An Interview with Artist-Poet Munio Makuuchi", Adrienne Ip, Tahoma West, Tacoma, Washington, Autumn, 1997
"Best Bets", Robin Updike, The Seattle Times, Seattle, Washington, November 28, 1996
"Feminine images at core of Makuuchi's recent show", Rajkhet Dirzud-Rashid, The International Examiner, Seattle, Washington, December 4 - 17, 1996
"Under Golden Eagle Wings", David Johnson, The Asian Reporter, Portland, Oregon, August 14 - 20, 1996
"Faith in Art", Janet Goetze, The Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, 1996
"Art tries to heal wounds of WWII", The Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, July 31, 1996
"Summer Sensations", The Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, June 2, 1996 (Aerogami)
"Artist, Poet Creates Flying Origami While Promoting Racial Harmony", Jennnifer Kelly, The South District Journal, Seattle, Washington, April 3, 1996
"Former Internee Works Out His 'Pathos' Through His Art", Ken Mochizuki, Northwest Nikkei, Seattle, Washington, September, 1994
"Sharing an Asian American Experience", Northwest Asian Weekly, Seattle, Washington, November 5-11, 1994
"A Man of Many Faces" Rajkhet Dirzhud-Rashid, Northwest Ethnic News, Seattle, Washington, December, 1994
"Makuuchi: A Life of Clash and Compromise", Van Sarna, E.T.E. Edgewood College, Madison, Wisconsin, 1993
"Best Bets, Poetry", The Capitol Times, Madison, Wisconsin, 1993
"A Vision in a Dream" Tom Laskin, Isthmus, Madison, Wisconsin, February 12, 1993
"Artist's Work is Subtle, Gripping" Kevin Lynch, The Capitol Times, Madison, Wisconsin, April 25, 1991
"Artist Munio Makuuchi, A Visual Pugilist" Jacqueline Captain, Journal of the Print World, Meredith, New Hampshire, Winter, 1985
"Artist's Poetic Vision Speaks to the Future" M.A. Scherer, "PM Magazine" The Capitol Times, Madison, Wisconsin, August, 1985
"From the Cave: The Art of Munio Makuuchi", Andrew Renard, Nit and Wit Magazine for the Arts, Chicago, Illinois, November, 1984
"Makuuchi on Makuuchi -Quick Flip Lip Quips" Communique, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, March,1977
"The 'Flip Flop' Art of Munio Makuuchi," Communique, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, February 11, 1977
"Makuuchi's Ethereal Shocks," Lee Baumgard, The Daily Cardinal, Madison, Wisconsin, November 14, 1974
"Art Spectrum Ranges Across World's Tensions and Symbols," Dorothy Gadfly, Philadelphia Inquirer, The Sunday Bulletin, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 18, 1966
Included in a suite of prints by Wisconsin printmakers for the 150 anniversary of the state
Included in a suite of prints published by AGB Graphics, Madison, Wisconsin, 1995. Includes prints by Ed Pasche, Jim Nutt, Warrenton Colescott, Karl Wirsum, Krisna Reddy, Alan Shields, John Wilde, Gladys Nileson, Andy Balkin, and Jeb Prazak.
Complete boxed collection of prints of Munio Makuuchi, AGB Graphics, Madison, Wisconsin
Performance video including poems and prints about relocation camp produced by Josef LaVigne
Included in an up coming book about Asian Americans in Idaho by Professor Rita Takahashi of UC Berkeley
Included in up coming book , Creating Asian America, by Professor Amy Ling of UW Madison
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