Bob Ellis on wed 4 feb 04
My first exposure to tenmoku was a few years ago when DaiIchi Arts here in
New York held an exhibition of Koji Kamada's work. Never before had I
seen such radiance in pottery! I was awestruck and have been following
Kamada's work ever since.
I know lots of people here on this board are interested in tenmoku. If so,
I highly recommend visiting 2000cranes.com - one of the best online
collections of Mr. Kamada's tenmoku I've seen so far. The directions that
he's taking this glaze are just stunning!
Not much on the technical end, but lot's of pieces for potters to ponder.
http://www.2000cranes.com/artists_Kamada/Tenomku_Exhibition_04/Online_Tenmo
ku_Exhibition.htm
B. Ellis
Kathy Forer on wed 4 feb 04
On Feb 4, 2004, at 8:38 AM, Bob Ellis wrote:
> Not much on the technical end, but lot's of pieces for potters to
> ponder.
> http://www.2000cranes.com/artists_Kamada/Tenomku_Exhibition_04/
> Online_Tenmo
> ku_Exhibition.htm
Beautiful work! Try
Online_Tenmoku_Exhibition.htm>
(Useful Hint: If a url is long enough wrap, put it in brackets to keep
it intact.)
Kathy
Locust
Cindi Anderson on wed 4 feb 04
Thanks for the link. It was good for me because most of the Tenmoku I've
seen has been mainly black with a little red, in group studio / school
situations. I haven't seen so many different looks.
Cindi
Fremont, CA
----- Original Message ----- >
> Not much on the technical end, but lot's of pieces for potters to ponder.
>
http://www.2000cranes.com/artists_Kamada/Tenomku_Exhibition_04/Online_Tenmo
> ku_Exhibition.htm
Kathy Forer on wed 4 feb 04
Darnnit, Sorry about that, there's still an extra space in there. The
listserv must add hard spaces. (Removing "%0A" or "%20" in your
browser's address bar will usually 'fix' a hard-wrapped url.)
This site is worth seeking out: http://tinyurl.com/3gwu3 or go to
http://www.2000cranes.com/ then click on "Details" or the "yohen
yuteki" tea ceremony bowl next to "Online Tenmoku Exhibition 2004."
> > Online_Tenmoku_Exhibition.htm>
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