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Artist Spotlight: Kaori Teraoka
Panta Rhei: Everything Flows, Works by Five Artists on Japanese Washi Paper -
Artist Spotlight: Ryuji Taira
Panta Rhei: Everything Flows, Works by Five Artists on Japanese Washi Paper -
Artist Spotlight: Mami Kato
Panta Rhei: Everything Flows, Works by Five Artists on Japanese Washi Paper -
Artist Spotlight: KAKU
Panta Rhei: Everything Flows, Works by Five Artists on Japanese Washi Paper -
Artist Spotlight: Yasue Maetake
Panta Rhei: Everything Flows, Works by Five Artists on Japanese Washi Paper -
Incense Containers Designed to be Seen
Terumasa Ikeda: Iridescent Lacquer -
Kawarinuri: Beautiful Abnormalities
Terumasa Ikeda: Iridescent Lacquer -
Decoding the Raden Process
Terumasa Ikeda: Iridescent Lacquer -
Microscopic Decoration
Terumasa Ikeda: Iridescent Lacquer -
"Out with Demons! In with Fortune!"
A Springtime Selection -
Visiting a Master of Imitation in the Mountains of Karuizawa
The Ceramics of Shion Tabata -
Extreme Surfaces: Cutting Edge Kogei
Experience the beauty of Design Miami in New York City -
Year in Review
Reflecting on the Exhibitions of 2022 -
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Extreme Surfaces: Vector-Active Crafts
Design Miami 2022: Cutting Edge Kogei -
Extreme Surfaces: Surface-Active Crafts
Design Miami 2022: Cutting Edge Kogei -
Extreme Surfaces: Form-Active Crafts
Design Miami 2022: Cutting Edge Kogei -
Artist Retrospective: Susumu Shingu
Sculpting with Wind -
Kinetic Sculptor: Susumu Shingu
Essay by Ippodo Gallery Director Shoko Aono -
Hanaire 花入: In the Vase as in the Field
Jihei Murase: Innovation in Form -
A Kaleidoscopic View of the Tea Caddy
Jihei Murase: Innovation in Form -
Put in Place: Toriawase
Elements of the Tea Ceremony -
Rebirth after Two Millennia
Jihei Murase: Innovation in Form -
Accumulating Value: Negoro Lacquer 根来塗
Jihei Murase: Innovation in Form -
Artist Spotlight: Jihei Murase
Innovation in Form -
A Gentle Touch
On the Axis: Kiyoko MoriokaKiyoko Morioka, 1974-present, Flower vase - 瓶子型花器, Ceramic, (C24478) -
The Glass Weaver
On the Axis: Kota ArinagaKota Arinaga 有永浩太, 1978-present, gāze 白 (White), Glass, 2020, (C24532) -
How to Experience the Sensation of the Tea Bowl
Elements of the Tea CeremonyLearning material from the lecture on June 25, 2022
Written by Yoshitsugu Nagano -
About the Motif
Bizen Ware -
About the Motif: Tenmoku-Like
Tea bowls by Hideyuki Fujisawa -
The Chashitsu茶室, Tea Room
Elements of the Tea Ceremony -
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Matsubara's White Road
An Essay by Shoko Aono -
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Artist Spotlight
Behind the Scenes with Yukiya Izumita -
Artist Spotlight
Kenji Wakasugi -
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About the Motif:
Similarities between Massimo Micheluzzi works and Japanese Aesthetics. -
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Artist Spotlight:
Hafu Matsumoto -
Otsukimi (お月見)
Moon Viewing Festival -
Artist Spotlight
Suikei Saito -
Artist Spotlight:
Keiji Ito -
Two Brothers
Kai and Yui Tsujimura -
Hare's Furs and Oil Spotting
On Noriyuki Furutani's Tenmoku Glazes -
Between the Cracks:
Kodai Ujiie's Collage-Like surfaces -
Candied Surfaces
Tea Bowls by Tomoyuki Hoshino -
About the Motif:
Rokumei, Deer's Cry -
About the Motif:
Goddess of the Moon -
About the Motif:
Ten Thousand Flowers -
About the Motif:
A Look into Yuki Hayama's Shinrabansho Design -
Exhibition Highlights:
Details of Daisuke Nakano -
Artist Spotlight:
Yui Tsujimura -
Artist Spotlight:
The Mountain of Kai Tsujimura -
Artist Spotlight:
Kan Matsuzaki -
Artist Spotlight:
Hiroshi Goseki, A Form in Flux -
Artist Spotlight:
Shota Suzuki -
Hinamatsuri 雛祭 March 3
Dolls Day, a Celebration of Health and Happiness for Japanese GirlsMichiko Fujita, Doll 'Hinamatsuri' -
Artist Spotlight:
Kan Kishino -
A Gentle Tea Bowl
The Art of Tomoyuki Hoshino -
The Magic of Tea Bowls
A Reflection on Contemporary Japanese Tea BowlsThis week's journal is a reflection on the conversations from the event with Museum of Fine Art, Houston. An essay on the transience of the art of the tea bowl, this essay discusses the current global climate and how it relates to our relationship with each other and art.
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Artist Spotlight:
Kodai Ujiie's Contemporary KintsugiKodai Ujiie, currently exhibiting at Tokyo Ippodo Gallery’s 6th New Birds Flying group show until January 31, 2021, is one of the youngest and most refreshing artists in the Ippodo Gallery collection. This journal goes into detail on his inspiration, development of his visual language, and highlights a few of his pieces.
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Unique Surfaces
A Survey of Tokyo Ippodo Gallery Artists -
Happy New Year!
Ippodo Gallery team hopes that this year is a lot brighter and warmer than the last!
To welcome the new year and all our friends and supporters, we feature a carefully curated selection of pieces from Tokyo Ippodo Gallery to share with you for this week's Journal.
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Oshōgatsu 御正月:
Welcoming the New Year -
Altered Forms
Ribbing, Faceting, and MoldingThree different ways to alter a ceramic form explained through Ippodo Gallery's artists.
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A Slender Silhouette:
On Ippodo Gallery’s Tall FormsA look through the various tall forms from Ippodo Gallery artists featuring artists Koichiro Isezaki, Hafu Matsumoto, and Yui Tsujimura.
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Ash Glazes
on Yui Tsujimura's Natural Ash GlazesA brief overview on the methods and applications of Ash Glaze featuring our artist, Yui Tsujimura and his signature, natural ash pieces.
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Japanese Lacquer
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Stoneware and Colorants
On Iron OxideA deeper look into the techniques and materials of Ippodo Gallery's ceramic artists.
This week we feature specifically red iron oxide and its effects on the clay body and glaze.
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Black Glazes
Tenmoku, Raku, and OribeLooking through Ippodo Gallery’s tea bowl collection, we have a variety of different glazing techniques, textures, styles, and forms across all the different ceramic artists.
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Shino Glaze
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About Glass
A Short Introduction to Glassblowing TechniqueIppodo Gallery's weekly journal feature introduces Glassblowing. Coinciding with Laura de Santillana's exhibition, Through Her Eyes: In Memory of Laura de Santillana.
A short and concise view on the techniques of glassblowing, this journal discusses Free-blowing and Mold-blowing techniques.
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A personal letter from Ippodo Gallery director Shoko Aono to her late friend and artist Laura de Santillana. This letter precedes Ippodo Gallery's October - November exhibition, Through Her Eyes: In Memory of Laura de Santillana.
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Intricate Painting:
A Brief Look into the Technique of China PaintingChina painting was first developed in China during the 7th-8th century. The main types of China painting include underglaze and overglaze. This Journal goes into detail about the two types of China painting, paired with examples from Ippodo Gallery's artists.
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