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art and pots, no conflict! was: mel's rule potters list ??

updated sun 28 apr 02

 

Lee Love on sun 28 apr 02


----- Original Message -----
From: "terry sullivan"


> I was wondering just when the Clayart list became The Potters List.
> Seems to me that Al and Richard named it Clayart for a reason.

http://www1.ocn.ne.jp/~ikiru/mackj.html

Went to the opening of the Shimaoka, MacKenzie, Sori Yanagi and David
Leach
exhibition at the new contemporary gallery in the Long Gatehouse, across the
street from the main Mingeikan building in Tokyo. Warren gave a lecture
and
slide show. There was Q&A and a panel discussion between MacKenzie,
Shimaoka
and Sori Yanagai.

There was a heated discussion between MacKenzie and Yangi. Warren
defended non-functional Art as Mingei. Yangi said use was necessary.
It
was very intense, but interesting and not what folks who don't know
MacKenzie
might expect.

At the below link, find some photos from the Gallery Shun and Mingeikan
Exhibitions. Sorry, for the Mingeikan exhibition, I didn't get photos of
all
the work I wanted to. It was crowded and I needed to cycle through to
allow
others to have a look. I really wanted photos of the Leach pots but didn't
get
a chance to take them. It was a fund raising show to help pay for the
Mingeikan renovations.

http://www1.ocn.ne.jp/~ikiru/mackj.html

--
Lee Love In Mashiko Ikiru@kami.com

"The best pots for me are the pots that I like." --Shoji Hamada (1894-1978)
http://www.awanomachi-tcg.ed.jp/mashiko.html