Jim Keeling talks Koichiro Isezaki pottery | GOLDMARK.TV
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- Watch Jim Keeling from Whichford Pottery as he talks about the work of Koichiro Isezaki. He talks about the respect that Japanese potters have for their materials and the Anagama tradition in Bizen pottery. Keeling shows us how the path of the flame, over a 7 day wood firing, is used to decorate Isezaki’s unglazed pots and how he makes his distinctive ‘collapsed’ pots. We are treated to footage shot earlier this year at Koichiro Isezaki’s studio in Japan by our We Love Clay team. goldmarkart.com
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I could not find any words to describe how satisfying it is to watch this documentary.
Thanks. We have an exhibition of his work here at the gallery in 2025.
Keeling speaks with such simple eloquence and mastery regarding this process. He clearly appreciates the process without pompously communicating his knowledge, rather respectfully sharing his thorough understanding. He’s humble. To watch him and to listen to him describe the technical aspects of the fire, the ash and the coals is to sit with an expert who clearly remains enthralled by the beauty of the process and the limitless curiosity of this art. What a truly lovely and engrossing film.
Many thanks for your thoughtful words
"There is no irony in art in Japan" and that is why i am mesmerized by it. Its not a joke and I have a dream one day to be able to witness it in action. I dream of doing my own pottery one day and I will never come close, but at least a glimpse of this art would be a bucket list experience. Thank you Jim and Goldmark for this beautiful experience, never disappointing!
Thanks for your kind words!
How beautiful was this and how passionate and informed was Jim Keeling!❤️
We agree!
What a wonderful presenter Jim Keeling is. His enthusiasm bursts out!
We agree!
ありがとう Jim-san. Your enthusiasm is infectious.
Thank you!
Visceral! Thank you! There is a definite link to bread making with some of those fired shapes as well! Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua
Thank you for your lovely explanation of how the kiln works and what you might expect from the firing. Most welcome.
I love pottery, and Mr. Keeling's enthusiasm in sharing, but the hat is outstanding, it has a story of its own.
We love the hat too!
I love waking up to find a new video from you guys… A wonder✨full way to start another great day! Thanks🌞
Thanks for your kind words Kate. We love making them!
We have some of Koichiro Isezaki's pottery in addition to our collection of Phil Rogers'. Isezaki's work is absolutely sublime and I am so grateful for the pleasure of watching this video presentation. Thank you so much!
We agree, his work is stunning. We're so glad you enjoyed watching.
Wonderful video, very informative about anagama firing, and full of love. Thank you!
Thanks Peter
What a beautiful commentary - revealing the humility and wisdom in the pottery world that makes the wisdom fluid and available. First the material, then get to know the process, then things bring out the character of the material and the process….. you can carry that phrase through a lifetime of making.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment
Jim is a fabulous presenter - sooo very very interesting and really wholesomely described. Absolutely stunning. thank you
Our pleasure!
Very enlightening and informative! Thank you !
Our pleasure!
Lovely
The forms are so soft and organic flowing and natural in space!
Thank you so much!
I learned so much about passion, dedication and natural beauty from this. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your presenter is really great. As a person who loves clay....he does, too.And shares it every well!
Thank you very much!
Beautiful film full with warmth and deep understanding...l follow it gratefully to have such an opportunity to learn and to enjoy this beautiful pottery. Thank you
Thanks for your kind words Hedva
Very thoughtful and well presented with great knowledge of the subject, history and a real understanding of the work which was clearly conveyed. Fascinating. Dunno about the hat.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful, creative work Jim. Carnt wait to see more Thank you for sharing Geraldine and Pat Daly shropshire
Thanks Pat and Geraldine!
Excellent presentation…
Wonderful ❤
Thank you 😄
Fabulous video- both the work and the presenter!
Thank you kindly!
Watch him juggle unique works of art, each probably worth a few thousand pounds, gave me cramps.
Us too!
the greatness of japanese pottery and general craftsmanship celebrating simplicity, nature and art, all in once the anime in all things, without sullying it wiht the western utilitarianism
We agree!
Very very beautiful ♥️
Thank you! Cheers!
I see that you have experience of style and simple shape. Good and great how you exponed. I am Italian and expert in the subject of fashion .We are in continues to evolve. Do you feel this?
Hownice !
Hi
Such a Jack Kerouakian ceramic ‘ Road trip’ detailed and
I like his hat.
You're not the only one!
It is an Afghan pakol hat.
I agree with the Japanese way, apparently that's what I do , i'm a rare hand sewing artist , invented my own technique of really uniquely beautiful art, I feel like a secret/LOL!
Keep up the good work!
Who else is here for the HAT?
Respect from Russian… 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you!
I love that hat! How do you call that kind?
Found the answer lower in the comments: "It is an Afghan pakol hat."
I have never been so nervous. Don´t pick up the pieces!!!!!
Us too!
Pots speak to you themselves. They need no one to give you the hard sell....
Is this for real?
Kiln forensics
Dommage que ce soit pas en français
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I just can't get past the hat.
Pottery for those in the know...too ugly for my taste
Love the maker, dislike the art guy. ruined the video
What a wonderful presenter Jim Keeling is. His enthusiasm bursts out!
We agree!