Fukami : purity of from 深見 : 研ぎ澄まされたカタチ
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Fukami : purity of from = 深見 : 研ぎ澄まされたカタチ
The Clark Center for Japanese Art&Culture, 2011.3
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Fukami
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Fukami : purity of from = フカミ :トギスマサレタ カタチ
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Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at the Clark Center for Japanese Art & Culture, Mar. 26-July 31, 2011
Includes biography and bibliographical refarences
Accompanied by plates (leaflet)
Parallel text in English and Japanese
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Born in Kyoto in 1947, Fukami Sueharu belongs to a generation of ceramic artists in postwar Japan who devoted themselves to the creation of sculptural ceramics, free from traditional forms. He is internationally known for his polished, razor-sharp, minimalist porcelain sculptures with elegant pale bluish glaze inspired by Chinese porcelains of the 10th to 14th centuries. He can be considered the most successful living Japanese artist working in any medium. Fukami: Purity of Form presents a comprehensive account of Fukami's artistic career, incorporating his entire oeuvre. Andreas Marks is the director of the Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture, Hanford, California. Other contributors include Louise Cort, Alice and Halsey North, Hans Bjarne Thomsen, Patricia Vollum, and Cora Wurmell.
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