Showing posts with label Ikuko Iwamoto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ikuko Iwamoto. Show all posts

Tent London


20-23 September 2012
Old Truman Brewery London E1


Tent London is one of the largest design trade shows taking place during the London Design Festival each September.
Now in its sixth year at the Old Truman Brewery, Tent London presents over 200 international exhibitors, showing the very latest in contemporary interior products - furniture, lighting, ceramics, textiles, materials and accessories.

Talking about ceramics let's see...
(for more imagese follow the Pinterest link  )

Don't miss this rare opportunity to see Mashiko pottery in their first ever exhibition outside of Japan.Mashiko pottery is known the world over for the quality of clay and exquisite glazed finish of the pieces.







Award winning ceramicist Ikuko Iwamoto is heavily influenced by nature, especially the microscopic world. Iwamoto will be launching a new range of ceramics at Tent. 







Flux Stoke-on-Trent is an innovative company designing and manufacturing English fine bone China in the traditional heartland of the English ceramics industry.




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The New Artisans

Mi era già caduto l'occhio su questo libro uscito di fresco, l'argomento del Neo-Artigiano mi interessa particolarmente ma il look modaiolo mi rendeva titubante. L'autore Olivier Dupon ha un passato nella moda ( e si vede !) ma al momento si dedica alla rinascita dell'artigianato creativo dal suo blog Dossier37.
Ieri mi è capitato fra le mani e devo dire che malgrado non lo abbia comprato ( un altro libro è nella lista d'attesa), ho passato un po' di tempo a spulciarlo. 

Il look fa' un po' troppo rivista di moda e tutto le foto hanno un po' lo stesso stile, piacevole ma alla fine sembrano tutti uguali. Ed è un peccato perchè i 75 artigiani sono veramente bravi, e i loro prodotti meritano attenzione. La ceramica è ben rappresentata, c'è Mel Robson, IKUKO Iwamoto, Sissel Wathne ecc...insomma se vi capita dategli un' occhiata. Su FB c'è la pagina del libro con info e interviste x comparlo c'è il buon vecchio Amazon o Thames and Hudson

This book had already caught my eyes at first, finally yesterday I had the time to go through it. The book is cute, maybe even too cute (I like a bit nitty gritty !!!) but the 75 artisans are good as gold. These re-invention of the artisan is an interesting topic, that is very close to my heart, so welcome to this new book by blogger Olivier Dupon! (check his blog Dossier37)

Ceramics are well represented in the book with names like  Mel Robson, IKUKO Iwamoto, Sissel Wathne...
well it's defenetly worth more than a look !



 Amazon or Thames and Hudson


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Intersecting Disciplines










Robert Dawson
, In Perspective Willow 1

Discipline Incrociate

Nello spazio espositivo del Camberwell College of Art di Londra, dal 23 Febbraio 7 celebri ex alunni si ritroverrano in una mostra dal titolo Intersecting Disciplines.
La mostra mostra diversi aspetti del continuo evolversi del mondo della ceramica dal design, all'artigiananto, all'arte.
Questi gli artisti: Robert Dawson, Ikuko Iwamoto, Philip Li, Nicola Malkin, Sara Radstone, Bodo Sperlien and Julian Stair
http://www.camberwell.arts.ac.uk

Intersecting Disciplines

23 February - 26 March 2010
Special Viewing - Tuesday 23 February, 5.00-7.30pm

Robert Dawson, Ikuko Iwamoto, Philip Li, Nicola Malkin, Sara Radstone, Bodo Sperlien and Julian Stair

Intersecting Disciplines presents recent work of seven contemporary artists and designers, graduates of the Ceramics BA Honours course at Camberwell College of Arts in a period from 1978 through to 2009. The range of these professional practices represents the continuing evolving nature of the subject; from that of the studio ceramicist, industrial designer, commissioned public art, installation and performance artist. The points of 'intersections' are numerous in terms of an awareness of craft skill, the discipline and understanding of material and process, scale, context, design and conceptual issues and is a timely reminder of the creative use of the medium of Ceramics.

http://www.camberwell.arts.ac.uk

A film produced by BA Ceramic students at Camberwell questioning how cool is clay/ceramics



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