Ken Matsuzaki - Tradition Today

by Shimaoka, Tatsuzo & Maske, Andrew

First Edition

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Boston: Pucker Gallery, 2002. 2002 Catalog to accompany the June - July 2002 exhibition. Good to very good. Cover shows scuffing and edge and corner wear. Pages clean and flat. Stapled softcover, 24 pages, with color photos throughout. Measures approximately 8.5" x 11". Biography by Tatsuzo Shimaoka. Includes essay on the artist by Andrew Maske. Ken Matsuzaki was born in Tokyo and received a degree in Ceramic Art from Tamagawa University School of Fine Arts, Tokyo. After graduating he moved to Mashiko in 1972 to apprentice with Tatsuzo Shimaoka (who himself had moved to Mashiko to study with Shoji Hamada). After his five year apprenticeship, Matsuzaki established his own kiln, Yuushin Gama, down the road from Shimaoka. Matsuzaki's works, as Shimaoka's, have a strong grounding in the Mingei philosophy though his approach is very contemporary, introducing a focus on the Oribe style with yohen, shino, and oribe glazing.. First Edition. Stapled Softcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8.5" x 11". Exhibition Catalog. Ceramic vessel Art.

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