SELECTED PUBLIC COLLECTIONS:
- Indianapolis Museum of Art
- Denver Art Museum, CO
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY
- Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA
- Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum, Seto, Aichi, Japan
- Seto City Museum, Aichi, Japan
- Meito Art Museum, Aichi, Japan
- Menard Art Museum, Aichi, Japan
1941 Born in Toyoda-city, Aichi Prefecture
1961 Award in Nitten Exhibition Governor’s award in Asahi Ceramic Competition
1962 Grand award in Asahi Ceramic Competition
1963 Participated in Asian Ceramic Exhibition
1964 Award in the 50th Anniversary Koku-kai Exhibition
1966 Grand award in Asahi Ceramic Competition
1969-70 Traveled the U.S.
- Solo exhibition, Q Gallery, Los Angeles
1971 Award in the 3rd China-Japan International Ceramic Exhibition
1975 Award in the Asahi Ceramic Exhibition
- Invited to the Rhode Island Art School
1977 Solo Exhibition, Seibu Department Store Gallery, Ikebukuro
1978 Solo exhibition, Maruei Department Store Gallery, Nagoya
- Solo Exhibition, Inui Gallery, Tokyo
1981 Solo Exhibition, Seibu Department Store Gallery, Ikebukuro
1982 Invited to the Cranbrook University
- Solo Exhibition – Dinner wares, Daiichi Gallery, Nagoya
1987 Solo Exhibition - Coffee Cups, Daiichi Gallery, Nagoya
1988 Solo Exhibition – Sake Objects, Daiichi Gallery, Nagoya
1989 Solo Exhibition – Jars, Daiichi Gallery, Nagoya
- Solo Exhibition, Maruei Department Store, Nagoya
1990 Solo Exhibition – Ceramic Boxes, Daiichi Gallery, Nagoya
- Solo Exhibition, Akamatsu Gallery, Tokyo
1991 Solo Exhibition – Cigarette Boxes, Daiichi Gallery, Nagoya
- Solo Exhibition, Akamatsu Gallery, Tokyo
1992 Solo Exhibition – Tea Caddies, Daiichi Gallery, Nagoya
- Solo Exhibitions, Takashimaya Department Store Galleries, Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, & Yokohama
1993 Solo Exhibition – Ceramic Boxes, Maruei Department Store Gallery, Nagoya
- Solo Exhibition – Big Plates, Gallery Kenbishi, Kariya
- Solo Exhibition – Coffee Cups, Gallery Kenbishi, Kariya
1995 Solo Exhibition – Tea Bowls, Fujino-ya, Sano
- Solo Exhibition – Cups, Inui Gallery, Ashigara
- Solo Exhibition – Big Jars, Gallery Kenbishi, Kariya
1996 Solo Exhibition – Cups, Isetan Department Store Gallery, Shinjuku Tokyo
- Solo Exhibition – Sake Bottles & Cups, Sun Gallery Sue, Nagoya
1997 Solo Exhibition – Tea Pots, Fujino-ya, Sano
- Solo Exhibition – “The World of Goro Suzuki”, Sun Gallery Sue, Nagoya
- Solo Exhibition – Vessels for Food, Gallery Goro, Shinjuku Tokyo
1998 Solo Exhibition, Frank Lloyd Gallery, U.S.
- Solo Exhibition – “55 Tea Bowls”, Maruei Department Store, Nagoya
- Solo Exhibition - “Ceramic Hunt ‘98” sponsored by NHK
- Solo Exhibition, Gonza Shogetsu-do Gallery, Tokyo
1999 Solo Exhibition – “Ceramic Tea Utensils” Sun Gallery Sue, Nagoya
- Solo Exhibition, Frank Lloyd Gallery, U.S.
- Solo Exhibition – Cups, Sun Gallery Sue, Nagoya
2000 Solo Exhibition – “Goro’s Universe” sponsored by Nikkei Newspaper
- “2000 Goro Suzuki’s Tea Bowls”, Maruei Department Store, Nagoya
- Solo Exhibition, Toyota-city Noh Play Theater, Toyota-city
- Solo Exhibition – “50 Plates with Horse eye design” Gallery Goro, Tokyo
2001 Solo Exhibition – “Goro Suzuki’s World”, Sun Gallery Sue, Nagoya
Solo Exhibition – “2001 Goro’s Chairs”, Maruei Department Store, Nagoya
- Invited to participate in the World Ceramic Expo 2001, Korea
2002 2001 Japan Ceramic Association Award
- Japan Ceramic Association Award Exhibition, Wako Hall, Tokyo
2004 Three International Artists, International Art Village, Tokyo
2005 Solo Exhibition The World of Tea, International Art Village, Tokyo
2006 Solo Exhibition Raku Teabowl, Gallery Sumie, Nagoya
2007 Solo Exhibition Shino Flourishing, Ginza Seigetsudo, Tokyo
2008 Solo Exhibition Goro Suzuki Ceramics, International Art Village
- Solo Exhibition Marriage of Shino and Stone, Maruei Department Store, Nagoya
2009 Solo Exhibition A Tale of Four Cities, Takashimaya Department Store
2013 Horse, Gallery KENBISHI, Nagoya
2014 Solo Exhibition SUZUKI Goro: Goribe, Takashimaya Department Store
2015 A retrospective show “Live in Earth, Play in Earth” at Menard Art Museum