| PROFILE BORN |
1965 New York City, New York . |
| EDUCATION |
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| 1975-77 1983-87 |
Rosemont Elementary School, Pennsylvania Women's Arts University, Tokyo, Japan Bachelor of Arts |
| EXHIBITIONS | |
| 1990-95 | 62nd-67th Annual Shinkouzou Exhibitions, Tokyo |
| 1990 | 16th Annual Naif Art Exhibition, Tokyo |
| 1991 | National Fine Art Winning Exhibition sponsored by SANKEI NEWSPAPER, Tokyo |
| 1992 | (Sketching journey to Amish villages in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and in Millersburg, Ohio) |
| 1993 | Solo Exhibition, Kosaido Gallery, Ginza, Tokyo |
| 1994 | Solo Exhibition, Anshindo Gallery, Shizuoka City |
| 1994 | Group Exhibition of Contemporary Realist Artists, Jumonjiya Gallery, Sendai City |
| 1995 | Solo Exhibition, Art Gallery of Hankyu Department Store, Umeda, Osaka |
| 1995 | (Sketching journey to Amish villages in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and in Millersburg, Ohio) |
| 1996 | Solo Exhibition, Fine Art Gallery of Isetan Department Store, Shinjuku, Tokyo |
| 1996-2003 | 30th-37th Annual Member Shows, Bungeishinju Gallery, Ginza, Tokyo |
| 1997 | Standing Exhibition, Harmo Art Museum, Suwa City |
| 2002 | 97th Annual Nika Exhibition, Ueno, Tokyo |
| 2003 | 98th
Annual Nika Exhibition, Ueno, Tokyo |
| JAPANESE-AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP ACTIVITIES | |
| 2003-04 2004 |
Collaborated with the company philanthropy of MARUZEN CO. LTD., 300
and more books, AMISH donated to the libraries of Elementary Schools,
Junior High Schools, Children Literature Libraries, and American Centers
in Japan AN AMISH FAMILY on 100F canvas donated to and displayed in Embassy of the United States of America in Tokyo |
 U.S. Ambassador Howard H. Baker, Jr. gave a speech kindly recognizing the donation of An Amish Family and Mary Matsushita expressed her sincere gratitude on February 19, 2004 at the U.S. Embassy. An official interpreter is at the left. | |
 Ambassador Baker and artist Mary stand in front of AN AMISH FAMILY. | |
 Ambassador Baker and the artist. |
 Ambassador Baker admires Art book AMISH. |