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Bravo Mark!

いいねー流石です。

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Thank you for the interview it brought back a lot of good memories from visiting their kiln many years ago. I enjoy all the pieces I have collected over the years.

Thankyou for this video.. it is interesting to see the place

It would have made a significant difference to the conversation if Bernard Pucker had given context to Ms De Steiguer's works to the other participants. The fact that the woman in the images is in fact the artist herself. She is the "winter keeper" of Star Island, the largest of the Isles of Shoals islands, 9 miles out from Rye, N.H. The only winter resident on Star's 40 acres, for 5 months a year. A job she has done for over 20 years. She shows a selection of the structures on island. The late 19th c. Oceanic Hotel, the Stone Chapel, the cottages, the museum, the adjoining islands, with their houses and lighthouse. A place of great presence, and especially so when uninhabited. She gives that presence an exceptional depth that is pure poetry. Bravo to her, and to the Gallery's representation of her.

Perfectly pretentious.

Why do they say say this plate "looks simple"? It doesn't. It's miraculous. It's uncanny, obviously the work of an exceptionally advanced and gifted master. At a glance, it is clearly the work of a profoundly talented creative force.

Fantastic work as always from Ken! Thank you!

Terrifically informative presentation about the work of this eminent artist. Anyone with the chance to see the exhibition at Pucker Gallery should make the effort- it's highly rewarding.

Oh my! Thank you for introducing this fellow Swede and artist to me! Fabulous work. Magical.

Such beautiful forms. Looking forward to seeing your work in person today in Boston. This video offering is stunning. 🙏

Thanks! this really helped with my research about Paul!

I know the firing process is incredibly old school and traditional which makes it a feat in and of it’s self. But the pieces are blah, boring. I know this guy is some adored potter but if I didn’t know it was his work Idd never look twice at this stuff. Honest truth. It’s his name thst sells not the ugly pottery.

Randy Johnston's work is inspired and inspiring. I'm inspired. The discussion is very gratifying, Johnston's comments about his own work and Chris Gustin's excellent commentary and observations adding a lot. It's wonderful to focus on each peace for enough time to really absorb them. This ultimately and again shows an artist's conversation is first with himself, the process ( the making, the clay, the firing) and ends in giving, sharing, even if only in photos

beautiful pots, wonderful commentary !

Wonderful presentation. Thank you.

I tend to think perfection is a very elusive objective. Nice to think someone thinks its achievable.

I would have loved to hear what he had to say in the last segment, about 10 minutes until the end. So I tried the automated subtitles. I doubt he really said "look at this gun!", when done with the black vase... but a small part of me is like " yeah, that is exactly what he said". Thanks for this fantastic video (and this great nemory).

Wow!

Is it true that a portion of the sales price goes to struggling artists?

Es un maestro !!

Alucinante !

I cannot describe the type of clay used in the demonstration. It seems to contain grog but on the other hand it seems to be very soft and flexible.

Thanks for posting this!

thx for putting this work out there - Paul Caponigro is one of the greats - a profound thinker, a great photographer and a fine writer.

He has such a beautiful property!

Great webinar! So glad you all are able to host another exhibition with Yoshinori. I'm inspired to practice glazing with force :)

Wonderful! Kept hoping the large paintings might be discussed!! Tennis player and Pale Horse among them!!!

a work of staggering brilliance Arigato

Love this and that BT quote at the end! Thanks Bernie, Maura, and Jim !

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Hideaki Miyamura is definitely a remarkable artist. His vessels are amazing both on the design produced by his hand and the depth of the research he led in glazes. Outstanding work indeed.

What is the source of the black clay he is using? I see variations of it in use with other Japanese potters but it seems impossible to find in the US.

Amazing, this video is just so chill and i love that he is accepting and praising what some might consider flaws in the pieces :)

What a stiff person.

Did you work with my Uncle Murray Fieldhouse in Tring?? I also love experimental raku approaches to ceramics....my name is Ben Emerson and run Tincan Pottery....

Nicee!

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Thank you for posting this. I was quite often in Thomas's work area as a child. I would peak my head around the alley door to his workshop from time to time to see what he was doing. Along with spending several christmas holidays with him on the 3rd floor. Rest well Brother Thomas.

Wonderful concept and execution. Bravo!

Wonderful concert in a great gallery!

As a potter, I was very moved by this documentary.

Lovely concert in a beautiful setting!

Inspiring artist! Thank you for your work...

Wonderful presentation on all points. Insightful commentary and beautiful work explored. Much appreciated in a time when distance and travel are a challenge. Great use of the virtual format to bring us together with the creative work. Deep gratitude extended from the mountains of New Hampshire.

I know everyone just raves over his assistant but I see him as subservient which doesn't appeal to me at all.

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