Ken Matsuzaki Ceramics Exhibition Walkthrough. Tōkaiseki | GOLDMARK.TV
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2021
- Join us for a guided walkthrough of Goldmark's 7th exhibition of ceramics by Ken Matsuzaki, one of Japan’s most revered living potters. When travel to that country is impossible for most, this will be a fascinating opportunity to enjoy Japanese art first-hand and to experience Matsuzaki’s famous Tōkaiseki-style vases in the flesh.
The exhibition will showcase 120 pots, among them 50 vases in Matsuzaki’s innovative Tokaiseki style. A technique of Matsuzaki’s own invention, these sculptural works are not thrown but hewn, carved and torn from hollowed blocks of clay on a potter’s wheel using a variety of tools - from knives and wooden scrapers to wire, fingers, thumbs and even fistfuls of clay itself. Developed over many years, these forms now represent a distillation of Matsuzaki’s enigmatic, tour-de-force approach to his medium.
Ken Matsuzaki, born in Tokyo (1950), studied at Tamagawa University’s College of Arts before taking on an apprenticeship in the famous pottery town of Mashiko, 60 miles north of the capital, where his studio is still situated to this day.
Matsuzaki was apprenticed to once Living National Treasure Tatsuzo Shimaoka, himself the pupil of Living National Treasure Shoji Hamada, arguably the most famous potter of the 20th century. Where a lesser artist might have suffocated under such influences, Matsuzaki - like his teacher before him - has since established a ceramic voice distinctly and definitively his own.
Extending far beyond the traditional boundaries of the town’s ‘Mashiko style’, Matsuzaki has embraced Japan’s rich ceramic history and expanded into its wildly different pottery schools: from emerald green Oribe work to yellow Kiseto, luscious pink and metallic gold Shino to his astonishing Yohen pots, veiled in layers of natural ash that have built up over 10-day firings in Matsuzaki’s enormous climbing kiln.
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The clay and fire speak to him - he listens and new pots are born. Thank you.
❤❤❤❤❤❤amo su arte
Matsuzaki=Genious. You can find his works fierce and delicate at the same time. Easy and spontanious but perfectly balanced, there is nothing vague in them, nothing missing nothing too much. Just perfection
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Very inspiring work. No doubt Mr. Matsuzaki is a master.
Thank you for sharing this exhibition...
Our pleasure!
Beautiful and sensual work! Love your presentation very much, wish I could visit and touch, too far away, thank you so very much Master for sharing yourself with the world in a masterful humble way🙏🏻✨🕊💐
Beautiful show, visiting the Goldmark will be a must once I visit the UK!
Please do!
As always, beautifully shown and explained.
So nice of you
Love this work Mable Sowell Nashville Tennessee Clay Lady Studio
Ken Matsuzaki is a great potter
J'adore, travail vraiment magnifique,bravo, Josslyn.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Lovely work
Thank you! Cheers!
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