Exhibition Paris
Sasai Fumie’s Urushi Artwork is Coming
Sasai Fumie is currently a lecturer at Kyoto City University of Arts, but that’s hardly all she’s done. She’s well known for her unique urushi work and other pieces of art that have made her exceptionally popular with those who appreciate great examples of fine art in the modern era. At one point Sasai-sensei […]
Onimaru Hekizan Comes to the Yakimono Paris Gallery
Onimaru Hekizan is a prominent Japanese ceramic worker who has planned a very short stay in Paris. Since these sorts of individuals seldom come to visit France, it served as a very major announcement to say the very least. However, he will be in the area for a short period of time as he […]
Yakimono Gallery Hosts More Contemporary Urushi Pieces with Igawa Takeshi’s Work
Starting on March 22 the Yakimono Gallery will be hosting several notable contemporary Urushi artists. Considering the constant mention of Kurimoto Natsuki that individual perhaps needs no introduction.
Of course, interesting people like Naoki Maeda are already connected with the organization in the popular imagination. Igawa Takeshi is another top individual working with he organization. […]
Yakimono Gallery Hosts Naoki Maeda’s Urushi and Ceramic Blend
Members of the Yakimono Paris Tokyo Gallery have again decided to host a major player in the field of Japanese art. Naoki Maeda is a unique artist that combines aspects of both urushi art with traditional Japanese yakimono art. Generally these two fields are considered somewhat separate, but Maeda-sensei is an unconventional artist to […]
Yakimono Paris Tokyo Gallery Hosts Kintsugi Exposition
The Gallery Yakimono Paris Tokyo is hosting a show on an art that is still quite yet unknown in France. Kintsugi, which literally translates to golden joint, is an art that focuses on the repair of existing ceramics. The name references the fact that it involves a lacquer technique that features the actual use […]
The Trajectory of Craft Creation
Hideaki Suzuki + Yasuyuki Oyama “Pandora’s Pithos – The Trajectory of Craft Creation” at Savoir Vivre (Roppongi, Nogizaka area) (2013-12-18 – 2013-12-27)
Combining the forms of vessels with miniature painting with glaze of Kunitani ware, Hideaki Suzuki creates unique worlds of space a…
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Kanazawa Samurai Exhibition
Exhibition at Maison du Japon Paris
Kanazawa, arranged on the bank of the Sea of Japan, was before the capital of the Kaga fief. This fief, the most terrific in Japan, was led from the mid-sixteenth century by the effective Maeda tribe who supported a prospering of the crafts. The Maeda masters favoured the advancement […]