Posts Tagged ‘ Shoji Hamada ’

Smithsonian Oral History Interview: Michael Simon, Part 1

April 4, 2012
Smithsonian Oral History Interview: Michael Simon, Part 1

Note: Because of the length of this interview, it has been broken into parts. Oral history interview with Michael Simon, 2005 Sept. 27-28, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution Simon, Michael, b. 1947 Simon discusses studying at University of Minnesota with Warren MacKenzie; the counterculture and chaotic atmosphere at the university in the late 1960s;…

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Fundraising effort for Japanese potters expands

April 7, 2011
Fundraising effort for Japanese potters expands

The Mudflat Studio and the Pucker Gallery, both in Boston, Massachusetts, are fundraising for the Mashiko Potters Fund. This much-needed initiative benefits the potters from Mashiko, Japan, who were so affected by the March 11 earthquake. Donations will be used to help potters rebuild their kilns and potteries which were destroyed. Your donations can be…

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Pottery News Round-Up

April 1, 2011
Pottery News Round-Up

Every week, I come across intriguing articles about ceramics and pottery, so I decided to collect and post current news each Friday. I’ll give you the headline/link, author (if listed), source, date published, and a brief summary. The featured articles or videos are timely and a range of sources will keep us informed. Current news…

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Urgent Appeal: Japanese potters need your help!

March 24, 2011
Urgent Appeal: Japanese potters need your help!

Ken Matsuzaki has put out an urgent appeal for help for the Mishiko Pottery in Japan, which was damaged during the earthquake. “In Mashiko, nearly all the Nobori kilns fell down, and Mashiko’s firing is about to go out” Matsuzaki said. In addition, the town is only 110 km from the damaged nuclear reactor, Fukushima…

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