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1. japanobjects.com › features › ceramic-arts-hidden-gems-6-japanese-innovators-to-watchCeramic Art’s Hidden Gems: 6 Japanese Innovators to Watch - Japan...

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   29 wrz 2017 · Here are 6 remarkable Japanese ceramic artists who not only excel at their craft, but also exemplify the highly unique characteristics of Japanese ceramic art! 1. The Painstaking Intricacy of Makiko Hattori’s Ceramic Art. © Mikiko Hattori at the Joanna Bird Gallery.

2. artdesignasia.com › 10-famous-japanese-ceramic-artists-you-should-know10 Famous Japanese ceramic artists you should know

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   Ceramic artists from all Japanese regions can be found in galleries and museums internationally, from old masters to new contemporary artists. The craftsmanship, typical of Japan and the artists’ artistic vision, makes their work highly sought after. Table Of Contents. Junko Kitamura. Yoshimi Futamura. Yuji Ueda. Machiko Ogawa. Daisuke Iguchi.

3. www.artic.edu › exhibitions › 10025Radical Clay: Contemporary Women Artists from Japan

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   16 gru 2023 · Radical Clay celebrates 36 contemporary ceramic artists—all women—through 40 stunning, virtuosic pieces. Since World War II, women have made influential contributions to the ceramics field in Japan that have not been adequately recognized.

4. japanobjects.com › features › female-ceramic-artistsJapan’s 25 Best Female Ceramic Artists You Need to Know

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   20 sty 2021 · Blending natural forms with monochrome palettes or experimenting with strange, intriguing pieces that beg further questioning, here are 25 of the most exciting Japanese women ceramicists around, representing some of the very best in contemporary Japanese ceramic craft. 1. Hayashi Kaku.

5. www3.nhk.or.jp › nhkworld › enCeramic Painters: A New Perspective to Mastering the Art

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   Ceramic Painters: A New Perspective to Mastering the Art. Kyoto potters refine their skills in a division of labor. Two painters wield their brushes to create delicate designs in majestic...

6. www.artsy.net › article › artsy-editorial-5-japanese-ceramicists-living-national5 Japanese Ceramicists Who Are Living National Treasures

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   11 wrz 2016 · Since 1950, when the Japanese government established the Cultural Properties Protection Law, the moniker “Living National Treasure” has been used to describe a small group of living, breathing artists whose unparalleled skills have earned their country’s protection.

7. japannews.yomiuri.co.jp › features › japan-focusHeirs to Kyoto Talent / Pottery Comes to Life with Delicate...

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   9 mar 2024 · Uesaka is a painter for Kyoto’s traditional ceramics. Her design “Shiragiku Sokyu” means “white chrysanthemum and blue sky,” depicting pretty white chrysanthemums as if floating against a clear...