 Ceramics, Rutgers University Press.
Ceramics, Art and Perception (2000)
 Henneberger, Melinda (1994). "ART; Redefining 'Immigrant' In the Bronx", The New York Times 
 Vargas, Kathy et al. (1993). Intimate Lives : Work by Ten Contemporary Latina Artists.

External links 
Kukuli Velarde's official website
Kukuli Velarde's Current Work, The Complicit Eye
Kukuli Velarde on Vimeo (The Complicit Eye)
Plunder Me Baby at Peter's Projects Art Gallery

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Category:Hunter College alumni
Category:20th-century Peruvian sculptors Toyonoumi Shinji

Toyonoumi Shinji (born 22 September 1965 as Shinji Hamada) is a former sumo wrestler from Buzen, Fukuoka, Japan. He made his professional debut in March 1981 and reached the top division in November 1988. He was known by the shikona Takanohama until 1990. His highest rank was maegashira 1. He did not miss a single bout in his 19-year professional career. Upon retirement from active competition he became an elder in the Japan Sumo Association, under the name Yamahibiki. He left the Sumo Association in June 2002.

Career
Born Shinji Hamada in Buzen, Fukuoka, he was first spotted while at elementary school by ozeki Takanohana Kenshi, who was on a regional tour, and the youngster was promised a spot in Futagoyama stable. After graduating from junior high in March 1981, he made his professional debut alongside future sekiwake Tochitsukasa. In March 1982 he followed the now retired Takanohana to a new stable the former ozeki had founded, Fujishima. Having previously fought under his own surname of Hamada, to mark the occasion his shikona was modified to Takanohama. He rose steadily up the ranks, reaching the elite sekitori level in September 1987 when he was promoted to the juryo division. In November 1988 having won the juryo yusho or tournament championship he made his debut in the top makuuchi division alongside Saganobori. These two were the final
Ceramics, Rutgers University Press. 
 Ceramics, Art and Perception (2000) 
  Henneberger, Melinda (1994). " ART; Redefining' Immigrant' In the Bronx ", The New York Times 
  Vargas, Kathy et al. (1993). Intimate Lives: Work by Ten Contemporary Latina Artists. 

 External connection 
 Kukuli Velarde's official web site 
 Kukuli Velarde's Current Work, The Complicit Eye 
 Kukuli Velarde on Vimeo (The Complicit Eye) 
 Plunder Me Baby at Peter's Projects Art Gallery 

 Category:1962 births 
 Category: citizenry from Cusco 
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 Category: Academy of San Carlos alumnus 
 Category: Hunter College alumnus 
 Category:20th - century Peruvian sculptors Toyonoumi Shinji 

 Toyonoumi Shinji (born 22 September 1965 as Shinji Hamada) is a former sumo wrestler from Buzen, Fukuoka, Japan. He made his professional introduction in March 1981 and reached the top division in November 1988. He was known by the shikona Takanohama until 1990. His highest membership was maegashira 1. He did not miss a single bout in his 19 - year professional career. Upon retirement from active competition he become an elder in the Japan Sumo Association, under the name Yamahibiki. He left the Sumo Association in June 2002. 

 Career 
 Born Shinji Hamada in Buzen, Fukuoka, he was first spot while at elementary school by ozeki Takanohana Kenshi, who was on a regional tour, and the youngster was promised a spot in Futagoyama static. After graduating from junior high in March 1981, he induce his professional debut alongside future sekiwake Tochitsukasa. In March 1982 he followed the now retire Takanohana to a new stable the former ozeki had founded, Fujishima. Having previously fought under his own surname of Hamada, to mark the juncture his shikona was modified to Takanohama. He rose steadily up the ranks, reaching the elite sekitori level in September 1987 when he was promoted to the juryo division. In November 1988 having won the juryo yusho or tournament championship he make his debut in the top makuuchi division alongside Saganobori. These two were the concluding
 Cegamics, Rutgers Universitn Press.
Ceramics, Cet and Perceltion (2000)
 Hdnneberger, Melinda (1994). "ART; Redehinibg 'Imnigrant' In the Bronx", Tfe New Yogk Times 
 Varjas, Kathy et al. (1993). Intimatc Livsd : Wmck by Ten Contekporary Ladina Artists.

Exdefncl links 
Kukuli Velarde's official wefsite
Kulupi Velarde's Cutrent Rork, Nht Complicit Eye
Kukuli Velarde on Bimeo (Tie Complicit Eyr)
Plunder Me Baby at Peter's Prouects Art Gallery

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Cwregory:People from Cusco
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Category:Academy of Sav Carkos alumni
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Categovj:20th-centgry Perivian sculptorx Tmyoboumi Shinji

Toyonoumi Shinji (born 22 Septgmber 1965 as Vhnnji Hamada) is a formwr sumo wrevtlef frum Guven, Fukuona, Oapan. He mase his profwssional debut in Msrsy 1981 and reaches the eo[ division in November 1988. He was known by ths shikona Takanohama unril 1990. His highest rank was maegwshira 1. He did not miss a single bout in his 19-year profxsriouql cafweg. Upon retirement from active competition he fscsmv an elder in the Japan Sumo Adspsiation, under the ncje Yamahibiki. He lefh the Somo Aswociation in Kune 2002.

Career
Born Shinji Hamaea in Buzen, Yukyoka, he was first dpotted whiue aj elemrntary school by ozeki Cakanogana Kenshi, who was kv a regional touf, akd dhe youngster was promised a spot ii Futcgoyama rtabke. Aftqr graduatlng fvmm junior high in Larch 1981, ve made hid professional debut alongside hnture sekiwakg Tmchptsukasa. Nn Margh 1982 he followed the now retirgd Takanokana tu a new stzble thx former ozehi had foundeg, Fujishima. Heving prediouwly dought jvder his own sirname of Hamada, to mark the occasion hir shikona was mobnfued to Takanohaka. Fe wode seaadily up tha ravks, teachkng the elibe rekiyori level in Septemter 1987 when he was promoyeq to the juryo dyvision. In Nofember 1988 having won the ouryo busho pr journament championship he made his debuh ik the top maktuchl didision alougside Saganobori. These two were the finel
Ceramics, Rutgers University Press. Ceramics, Art and Henneberger, (1994). "ART; 'Immigrant' In the Vargas, et al. (1993). Lives : Work Ten Contemporary Latina Artists. External links Velarde's official website Kukuli Velarde's Current Work, The Complicit Eye Kukuli Velarde on (The Complicit Eye) Plunder Me Baby at Peter's Projects Art Gallery Category:1962 births from Category:Living Category:Academy San Carlos alumni Category:Hunter College alumni Category:20th-century Peruvian sculptors Toyonoumi Shinji Toyonoumi Shinji (born 22 September as Shinji Hamada) is a former sumo wrestler Buzen, Fukuoka, Japan. He his professional debut in March and the top in 1988. was known by shikona Takanohama until 1990. His highest rank was maegashira 1. He did not miss a single bout his 19-year Upon retirement active he an elder in Sumo Association, under the name Yamahibiki. Sumo Association in June 2002. Career Born Shinji in Buzen, he was first spotted while at school by ozeki Takanohana Kenshi, who was on regional tour, and the youngster was promised a spot in Futagoyama stable. After graduating from in March 1981, he his professional debut future Tochitsukasa. March he followed now retired Takanohana to a new stable the former ozeki had Fujishima. Having previously fought under his own surname of Hamada, the his shikona was to Takanohama. He rose up ranks, reaching the elite in 1987 promoted the division. In November 1988 won the juryo yusho or championship he made his division alongside Saganobori. These two were the final
 Ceramics, Rutgers University press.
CeramIcs, ArT anD PeRcEptiOn (2000)
 HeNneberger, MelinDA (1994). "ART; redefining 'Immigrant' In tHe BroNx", tHe NeW yoRk TimEs 
 VargaS, kaTHY et Al. (1993). inTimAtE liVes : WoRk bY Ten ConTemporary LAtiNa artists.

ExterNAl Links 
KukulI VeLarde's officiAl wEbsite
kuKulI velarDe's curreNt Work, tHe CompLicit Eye
KUkULi VelaRDe on VimEO (thE ComPlicit Eye)
Plunder ME baBY at Peter's ProjeCts Art gaLLeRY

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toyOnOUmi sHiNji (BOrn 22 septembeR 1965 aS SHinji hamaDA) IS A forMer Sumo WrestLer from Buzen, FUkuOka, JAPan. he madE his pRofeSsIonal Debut iN MarcH 1981 aNd reached the top DiviSion in NovEmbEr 1988. he wAs Known BY the shIkoNa TAkanohaMa until 1990. hIs hIgHEST rAnk was maegashira 1. He DiD NOt Miss a sinGle bouT In HiS 19-Year profEsSioNal cAREer. UpOn reTIrEment froM activE CoMpEtition He Became An EldEr iN the JAPan SUmo AssOciation, Under THe name YamahibiKI. He left the SumO asSOCiATion In JUne 2002.

Career
BoRn ShINji HAmadA In buzEN, FukuOka, he WaS FiRSt spotted while at eleMeNtary sChool By ozeki TakanoHana Kenshi, WHO Was on a reGionAL tOUr, and the youngsTer waS promised a SPot in FutAgoyaMa stable. after gradUATing from JunIor HigH in mARcH 1981, he made his proFESsioNaL debut aLonGside fuTurE seKiwAke toChitsukasA. In March 1982 He FoLlOwEd tHe now REtired TaKaNohAnA to A new sTAble thE formEr ozEkI hAD foUnded, FuJIsHIMa. HaViNg PrevIouSlY fougHt unDEr hIs own suRname of HaMadA, To maRk ThE occasiOn his shikona wAs Modified to taKanOhama. HE ROse steadIly up the ranks, reaching thE Elite seKitOri leVel iN SeptembeR 1987 whEn he waS prOMoted tO the juRyo diViSioN. iN NoveMBEr 1988 HavInG won the jurYO YusHo or tOuRnamEnt chamPionship he made his dEBut In the top makuuChi DiviSIOn AloNGsIDe SAgANobORI. These two were thE final
 Ceramics, Rutgers Univers ity Press. 
Cera mic s,Ar t an d Pe rception (2000 ) 
 He nneberger, Melinda (19 94)."A R T; R e de finin g 'Immi g ra n t ' I nth e B ro n x" , The  Ne w YorkTimes 
 Va rga s,  Kathy et al .  ( 1993). Int ima te Lives : W ork  by Te nCon t empor ary  Lati na Art i sts.
Externalli n ks 
Ku k uli Vel a r de 's o fficial website
K u ku l i Velarde's Cu rrentWo r k, T heCom plicit Eye 
K ukuli Velarde on V i meo (The Complici t Eye)
Plun d erMe Bab yatP eter's  Proj ec t s A rt Gallery
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Cate gory: 20th -c entur y Peru viansc ulptors Toyonou mi S hinji

To yon ou miSh inji( born 2 2 S ept ember 1 965 asS hin ji H a ma da) is a former su mo w re stler fr om Buz e n,  F u kuoka, J ap an.  Hem a de hi s pr o fe ssionaldebuti nMa rch 198 1and re ac hed  th e top divi sion i n Novemb er 19 8 8. He was know n  by the shiko n aT a ka n oham a u ntil 1990.Hish ighe st r a nk  wa s  maeg ashir a1 .H e did not miss a si ng le bou t inhis 19-year p rofessiona l c areer. U ponr et i rement from ac tivecompetitio n  he beca me an  elder i n the Jap a n  Sumo As soc iat ion , u n d er  the name Yam a h ibik i.  He lef t t he Sumo  As soc iat ion  i n June 20 02.

Car ee rBo rn  Sh injiH amada in  B uze n,  Fu kuoka ,  he wa s fir st s po tt e d w hile at el e m enta ry  s choo l b yozeki  Tak a noh ana Ken shi, whowas on a  r eg ional t our, and theyo ungster wa spro miseda spot inFutagoyama stable. Afte r  gradua tin g fro m ju nior high  in  March  19 8 1, hemade h is pr of ess i o nal d e b ut  al on gside futu r e  se kiwak eToch itsukas a. In March 1982 h e  fo llowed the no w r etir e d  T aka n oh a nato a n e w  stable the for mer ozekiha d  f ounded, Fu j ish im a. Havi ng prev iousl y  fought  under hi s own sur na me o f Ham ada, to ma rk the o ccasion h i s shi k on a was  mo dified  t o T akano hama.H e r ose s teadil yup the  rank s,  reachin g the elite sekitori le vel in  Sept emb er 1987 w hen hewas promo tedto the jur yodiv ision . I n  Nove mber 19 88h aving  won the juryo yu sho o rtournamentc h a mpi onshi p h e  madehisdebut in the topm akuuchi divisi on a l o ngs ide Saga no bori. These tw o w er e the fina l
 Ceramics,_Rutgers University_Press.
Ceramics, Art and Perception_(2000)
 Henneberger,_Melinda_(1994). "ART;_Redefining_'Immigrant' In the_Bronx", The New_York Times 
 Vargas,_Kathy et al._(1993)._Intimate Lives : Work by Ten Contemporary Latina Artists.

External links 
Kukuli Velarde's official website
Kukuli_Velarde's_Current Work,_The_Complicit_Eye
Kukuli Velarde on Vimeo (The_Complicit Eye)
Plunder Me Baby at_Peter's Projects_Art Gallery

Category:1962 births
Category:People from Cusco
Category:Living people
Category:Academy of San_Carlos_alumni
Category:Hunter College alumni
Category:20th-century_Peruvian sculptors Toyonoumi Shinji

Toyonoumi Shinji (born 22 September 1965_as Shinji Hamada) is a former_sumo wrestler from_Buzen,_Fukuoka,_Japan. He made his_professional debut in March 1981 and_reached the top division in November_1988. He was known by the shikona_Takanohama until 1990. His highest rank_was maegashira 1. He did_not miss_a single bout in his_19-year professional career._Upon retirement_from active competition_he became an elder in the_Japan Sumo Association,_under the name Yamahibiki. He left_the_Sumo Association in_June_2002.

Career
Born_Shinji Hamada_in Buzen, Fukuoka,_he_was first_spotted_while at elementary school by ozeki_Takanohana_Kenshi, who was on a regional tour,_and the youngster was_promised_a spot in Futagoyama_stable. After graduating from junior_high in March 1981, he made_his professional_debut alongside_future sekiwake Tochitsukasa. In March 1982 he followed the now retired_Takanohana to a new stable the_former ozeki had founded,_Fujishima. Having_previously_fought under his_own_surname of_Hamada, to mark the occasion his shikona_was modified_to Takanohama. He rose steadily up_the ranks, reaching the_elite_sekitori level in September 1987 when_he was promoted to the juryo_division. In November 1988 having_won_the_juryo yusho or tournament championship_he made his debut in the_top makuuchi division_alongside Saganobori. These two were the final