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FTA00540638 Society. After a suggestion to go to Japan from Rand Castile, he was helped by the calligrapher Kampo Harada. He ended up working with Takashi Nakazato, the 13th generation of Karatsu pottery family. The potter Shigeyoshi Morioka and Paul were a part of Takashi's early independent wood firing with
e ANAGAMA wood fired kiln in US. We heard Joy Brown, who studied with Shigeyoshi Morioka, also greatly supported Paul's work. By the way, the first ANAGAMA wood fired kiln was built by Peter Callas in NJ just six months before Paul's kiln. His newest work " Wrestler" In 1980, he was at the Metropolita
dent wood firing with the Ryuta-kiln. His encounter with these people drew him into the beauty of the Japanese world. He returned to US and built a ANAGAMA wood-fired kiln in 1977. It was the 2nd Japanese-style ANAGAMA wood fired kiln in US. We heard Joy Brown, who studied with Shigeyoshi Morioka, also
from Nana Yamazaki of the Sanga Project lead us to have this exhibition of the couple; however, we were familiar with the husband, Shigeyoshi- san's Takashi Nakazato inspired appearance and art style. Shigeyoshi-san is also the master teacher of sculptor Joy Brown. His clay texture is simplicity itself; the shap
on the wheel, as if taming a wild horse. And thus, naturally distorted shapes are formed. And then the pieces are glazed with Shino and fired in a ANAGAMA kiln. He uses the most expensive woods to fire the pots, "Red Pine", through the entire firing process. It is only possible to do this because he i
rom Nana Yamazaki of the Sanga Project lead us to have this exhibition of the couple; however, we were familiar with the husband, Shigeyoshi- san's Takashi Nakazato inspired appearance and art style. Shigeyoshi-san is also the master teacher of sculptor Joy Brown His clay texture is simplicity itself; the shap
on the wheel, as if taming a wild horse. And thus, naturally distorted shapes are formed. And then the pieces are glazed with Shino and fired in a ANAGAMA kiln. He uses the most expensive woods to fire the pots, "Red Pine", through the entire firing process. It is only possible to do this because he i
Entities connected to both Takashi Nakazato and ANAGAMA
Joy Brown
PERSON
Julie K. Brown
PERSONOsaka
LOCATION
Kyoto
LOCATION
Condoleezza Rice
PERSON
Joi Ito
PERSONLake Superior
LOCATIONAmano
PERSONNorthern Wisconsin
LOCATIONShigeyoshi Morioka
PERSONMike Weber
PERSONNana Yamazaki
PERSONJoseon
PERSONShino
PERSONShiro Tsujimura
PERSONWood Fired Ceramics
ORGANIZATIONSanga Project
ORGANIZATIONShigeyoshi
ORGANIZATIONIga or Shigaraki Style
ORGANIZATIONWakayama Prefecture
LOCATION