| Noriko Kage

I was born in Oita, on Kyushu Island in southern Japan. From as early as I can remember, I’ve been passionate about creating art. That passion led me to study traditional Japanese art and crafts in college—where I first discovered the world of weaving. In 2001, I moved to the United States and eventually became a member of the Palomar Handweavers' Guild in Vista, California. It was there that fellow weavers introduced me to tapestry weaving and rag rug weaving, opening up new dimensions in my creative journey.

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​​​​​​​GROUP EXHIBITIONS
Small tapestry International 6, 2019
Orville J. Hanchey Gallery, LA
Augustana Teaching Museum of Art, IL

Monochromatic M's and More, 2018
Escondido Arts Partnership Municipal Gallery, CA

West Coast Fibers, 2018
Escondido Arts Partnership Municipal Gallery, CA

Time Flies & Let It Sparkle, 2017
Escondido Arts Partnership Municipal Gallery, CA

West Coast Fibers, 2017
Escondido Arts Partnership Municipal Gallery, CA

HGA Small Expressions 2016
Milwaukee Art Museum, WI

Small tapestry International 4, 2015-2016
Artspace Raleigh, NC
Biggs Museum of Art Dover, DE
Orville Hanchey Gallery, LA

HGA Small Expressions, 2015
Textile Center, MN


AWARDS
Honorable Mention, West Coast Fibers 2018 & 2017
Edith Whitemen Award, Small Expressions 2016
First place, Small Expressions 2015
First place in Tapestry, San Diego County Fair 2014

EDUCATION
UC San Diego, Interdisciplinary Computing and Art Major (ICAM), BA
Oita College of Arts and Culture, Japan, Textile Art, AA
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