From his student days, to his thoughts about pottery, to his doing dances and Tai Chi, as well as how his wife bought their kiln...a nice half hour to look at subtitled and definitely inspirational potting! Thanks to Alex J. Wright, film-maker. (See link at top of post for full video.)
Here's the preview about his Sept 2017 exhibition...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giVCYtn-JMg
I envy the potters who have gone to Korea to learn some of the techniques, to enjoy the culture, and who share some of it through their own works.
Quote for today:
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function of freedom is to free someone else.
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I can't imagine getting that many pots ready for a show and then shipping them all
ReplyDeleteYes, that would be pretty amazing. Hope he now has a staff to help, it looks like it.
ReplyDeleteand ceramics started in Korea then moved on to China and Japan,all those thousands of years ago....
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the work in larger museums which sometimes demonstrates this effect.
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