Ceramics And Art Education in Japan.
This blog is the journal of my travels in Japan. I came to Japan to learn about how traditional and contemporary artist learn. I would do this by (1) working with a ceramic artist to learn about any one aspect of Japanese traditional ceramics art, and (2) to interview artists about their own learning experiences.
Joined the TC clay community again to re acquaint myself with the medium, here are the projects I am currently working on along with others at home.
Pinch Pots
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Still working on Pinch pots. something I haven’t stopped exploring through the last 7-8 years, whenever I teach clay, I seem to walk around the room with a small ball of clay just fashioning it in any way, more unconsciously than anything else, now I return to it, first time since 2006 and I’m thinking about ‘pinch pots’ as an art form in itself.
After watching a you tube video on Lee Kang-hyo ‘Onggi Master’ – film about a Korean potter, I’m building large handmade pots. This is the first one, complete, in green stage. I have begun the second one and will post that one soon.