| 词条 | Norie Sato |
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LifeSato was born in Sendai, Japan and moved to the United States with her family when she was 4. After spending some years in Michigan she graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Printmaking in 1971. She moved to Seattle in 1972 and received her Master of Fine Arts degree in Printmaking and Video from the University of Washington in 1974.[2] Since that time she has lived and worked in Seattle and has been involved with public art. WorkSato has managed, designed, and contributed artwork to urban infrastructure projects, parks, universities, aquatic centers, galleries, museums, transportation systems, airports, libraries, and other civic structures. She has worked extensively in light-rail public-art projects in Phoenix, Portland, Tempe, Salt Lake City,[2] and particularly her native Seattle where she was hired by Sound Transit for its Link Light Rail project in 1998 as a system artist collaborating with fellow artists Dan Corson, Sheila Klein, and Roger Shimomura.[3]
AwardsShortly after moving to Seattle, one of Sato's prints won a first prize at the 1973 Pacific Northwest Arts and Crafts Fair.[1] She was awarded National Endowment for the Arts Fellowships in 1979 and 1981.[10][11] She received the 1983 Betty Bowen award,[12] the 1998 The National Terrazzo and Mosaic Association Honor Award,[13] the 2013 Twining Humber Award from Washington State Artist Trust,[14] the 2014 Public Art Network Leadership Award from Americans for the Arts,[15][22] and the 2014 Washington State Governor's Arts and Heritage Individual Artist Award.[16][17] Sato served on the Visual Arts Advisory Panel for the NEA in 1983.[18] She is a former member of the Americans for the Arts Public Art Network Council and a former commissioner of the Seattle Design Commission.[19] References1. ^1 Norie Sato at historylink.org 2. ^1 Iowa State University: Art on Campus Program: Norie Sato, About the Artist 3. ^1 Longtime light-rail artist Norie Sato is ‘curator’ of Link station art; Seattle Times, July 11, 2009 4. ^Meet the airport's first meditation room; San Diego Union, June 20, 2014 5. ^Charlotte City Center Partners: Romare Bearden Park 6. ^San Francisco International Airport unveils glass murals at Terminal 2, San Francisco Examiner, January 13, 2011 7. ^Culture Now: Windswept Air, 2010 - Artworks: Glass 8. ^Spirit of Inquiry - University/Rural Metro Station - Tempe AZ 9. ^Meet artist at Chisholm Trail Parkway Run & Ride event May 2, 2014 10. ^Annual Report of the NEA 1979 11. ^Annual Report of the NEA 1983 12. ^Seattle Art Museum: Betty Bowen award: Past Winners 13. ^Biochemistry art installation wins national honor by Barbara Wolff, University of Wisconsin-Madison News, Feb 01, 1999 14. ^Artist Trust: Award Winners/Past 15. ^1 2 3 Americans for the Arts: Norie Sato 16. ^University of Michigan Stamp School of Art & Design: Norie Sato Awarded Sep 27, 2014 17. ^Washington State Governor's Arts and Heritage Individual Artist Award 18. ^Annual Report of the NEA 1983 19. ^1 Americans for the Arts: Recipients Named in the 2014 Annual Local Arts Leadership Awards May 1, 2014 External links
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