1930
Born in Wakayama Prefecture
1952
Graduated from Tokyo Fine Arts School (Sculpture Major)
1958
Left for France, studied at Academie Grande Chaumiere, Paris (-’60)
1960-68
Left for Italy, one-person exhibitions and group shows at Rome, Vienna, Stuttgart, Milan, Brussels and etc.
1971
Awarded Minister of Education Prize for New Talent
1995
Awarded The 26th Teijiro NAKAHARA Prize
Awarded Wakayama Prefecture Culture Prize
1997
Awarded Medal with Purple Ribbon (Shiju-Hoshyo) of Heisei 9
2000
Retired from professorship, Musashino Art University
2005
Awarded Kanagawa Culture Prize
2007
Awarded The 23rd Denchu HIRAKUSHI Prize
Solo Exhibition
1970
First one-man show in Japan, organized by Minami Gallery and Plaza Dic
1975
Minami Gallery, Tokyo (‘78)
Nantenshi Gallery, Osaka (‘83)
1982
Nantenshi Gallery, Tokyo (‘87、’99、’06)
1987
Kasahara Gallery, Osaka
1993
Nantenshi Gallery, Tokyo and Nantenshi Gallery SOKO, Shinkiba,Tokyo
1995
HARUHIKO YASUDA, The Museum of Modern Art Kamakura, Mie Prefectural Art Museum, Ohara Museum of Art and The Museum of Modern Art Wakayama
1999
HARUHIKO YASUDA - a commemorative exhibit for retirement from professorship, Musashino Art University
2002
Nantenshi Gallery, Tokyo and Space 11, Tokyo
2007
Museum Collection "Special Feature Exhibition", Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art
HARUHIKO YASUDA-a commemorative exhibit for being awarded The 23rd Denchu HIRAKUSHI Prize, Tkashimaya, Tokyo and Ibara Municipal Denchu Art Museum, Okayama
Group Exhibition
1959
1st Paris Biennal
1969
1st International Exhibition of Contemporary Sculpture ,Hakone
1970
2nd Kobe Suma-Rikyu Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, awarded Grand Prize
1971
11th Sao-Paulo Biennal, awarded Biennal Prize
1972
3rd Kobe Suma-Rikyu Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, awarded Kobe City Hall prize
7th Japan Art Festival in Mexico, the work acquired by National Museum of Modern Art, Mexico City
1973
Development of Postwar Japanese Art, Museum of Modern Art Tokyo
5th Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition of Ube City, awarded prize by Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura
1974
4th Kobe Suma-Rikyu Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, awarded prize by Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura
1975
13th Middelheim Biennal, Antwerpen
View of Japanese Contemporary Art, Seibu Museum of Art
1977
12th International Biennal of Graphic Art, Ljubliana
3rd Exhibition of Hakone Open-Air Museum, First Prize
1979
Exposition of Henry Moore Grand Prize, Hakone, First Prize
Exhibition of Modern Japanese Art since 1868,Tokyo Metropolitan Museum
Italian and Japanese Art in the Last Ten Years, National Museum of Art Osaka
1980
Contemporary Sculpture of Japan, Kanagawa Prefectural Gallery
1981
Modern Sculpture of Japan, Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura
1983
A Panorama of Contemporary Art in Japan - Sculpture,
The Museum of Modern Art Toyama
A Scene of Contemporary Japanese Art- - An Encounter with Sights around Us, Miyagi Museum of Art
1986
Setagaya Art Museum commencement exhibition, Art of Setagaya
1989
Leaders of Abstract Sculpture, Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art
1990
Current of Contemporary Art of Japan, The Museum of Modern Art Toyama
1991
History of Modern Sculptures of Japan, Museum of Modern Art Ibaraki
Current of Contemporary Art in Japan,The Museum of Modern Art Toyama
1993
3rd Setoda Biennal invitational art exhibition
1994
Asahikawa Museum of Sculpture commencement exhibition, Sculptor’s Sketches
1996
Field of Sensibility ’96 - Survival Tool, Sakura City Museum of Art
2002
The Unfinished Century: Legacies of 20th Century Art, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
2003
ANOTHER HISTORY, Contemporary Japanese Art from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura and Hayama, The Museum of Modern Art, Hayama
2004
Exhibiting new works paying homage to Silvia Minio-Paluello Yasuda
‘Il Sereno del Cielo’, The Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura Annex
Ryomon and Haruhiko YASUDA ‘Painting and Sculpture’, The Hiratsuka Museum of Art
2005
View of Art and Literature by Tadayasu SAKAI, Mutsuo TAKAHASHI and Haruhiko YASUDA, MUSEUM HAUS KASUYA
2007
Modern Age in Japanese Sculpture from its Beginnings through the 1960s, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
