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Tomomi Mizutani "Stoneware Exhibition"
Bakuro-cho ART + EAT
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Tomomi Mizutani
The style of pottery burned in high temperature without glazing is known as "yaki-shime", and it’s categorized as "sekki (stoneware)" to differentiate it from other potteries and porcelains. Flames make various effects on the surface of "sekki," giving it a subtle charm of its own.
Mizutani creates unique sekki work that already bears an appearance of antiques when it comes out of a kiln.
Everyday human living has continued since ancient times. What Mizutani attempts to achieve through her creative process is to give a form to the memory of human life as well as to get it back into our present living.
Mizutani creates unique sekki work that already bears an appearance of antiques when it comes out of a kiln.
Everyday human living has continued since ancient times. What Mizutani attempts to achieve through her creative process is to give a form to the memory of human life as well as to get it back into our present living.
Schedule | Dec 20 (Sat) 2008-Jan 10 (Sat) 2009 Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | Free | ||||||
| Website | http://www.art-eat.com/en/event_en/?p=67 | ||||||
| Venue | Bakuro-cho ART + EAT http://www.art-eat.com/ | ||||||
| Location | Agata Takezawa Bldg. 202, 1-2-11 Higashikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0031 | ||||||
| Access | 2 minutes walk from exit A1 at Bakuro-Yokoyama Station on the Shinjuku line, 2 minutes walk from West exit 2 at Bakurocho Station, 6 minutes walk from Higashi Nihonbashi Station on the Asakusa line. | ||||||
| Phone | 03-6413-8049 | ||||||
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