Biography
Natsuki Takauji is a Japan-born visual artist living and working in New York City.
Since she moved to New York in 2008, she has exhibited her paintings and sculptures in many venues including Berkeley College Gallery, Noho M55 Gallery, The Affordable Art Fair NYC and Lesley Heller Workspace. Her art received several awards and is held in private collections across US. In 2014-2015, Natsuki completed her first large-scale public sculpture in Riverside Park Manhattan, and a collaborative sculpture in Van Cortlandt Park Bronx. It was featured in Wall Street Journal, New York Times and more. She currently teaches Metal Sculpture classes at The Art Students League of NY.
Natsuki Takauji is a Japan-born visual artist living and working in New York City.
Since she moved to New York in 2008, she has exhibited her paintings and sculptures in many venues including Berkeley College Gallery, Noho M55 Gallery, The Affordable Art Fair NYC and Lesley Heller Workspace. Her art received several awards and is held in private collections across US. In 2014-2015, Natsuki completed her first large-scale public sculpture in Riverside Park Manhattan, and a collaborative sculpture in Van Cortlandt Park Bronx. It was featured in Wall Street Journal, New York Times and more. She currently teaches Metal Sculpture classes at The Art Students League of NY.
Contact
takaujinatsuki@gmail.com