UICA Artist: Jill Oberman
Jill Oberman speaks about her work exhibiting at UICA. Jill is a Ceramic Artist In Residence at Grand Valley State University. This is a special two-week exhibition in the Monroe Avenue Gallery.
Huntington Museum of Art presents Andy Brayman and the Artstream
Walter Gropius Master Artist Series Spring 2018, Andy Brayman and the Artstream
2016 Contemporary Northwest Art Awards Artist Interview: Akio Takamori
2016 Contemporary Art Awards
February 13 – May 8, 2016
The Contemporary Northwest Art Awards is the Portland Art Museum’s biennial awards exhibition showcasing contemporary artists living and working in the Northwest. This year’s exhibition has a distinct international energy with four of the eight artists bringing and immigrant’s fresh view of America.
JRA Distinguished Artist Talk with Akio Takamori
A professor and ceramic sculptor, Japanese-American Akio Takamori has exhibited his work internationally for more than three decades. Most recently, Takamori's focus has been figurative sculpture, often autobiographical. Join the artist as he discusses his process and work as part of the James Renwick Alliance's Distinguished Lecture Series.
Akio Takamori on craft and being an artist in America
www.craftinamerica.org. Ceramic artist Akio Takamori on craft and being an artist in America. Filmed at the 50th Anniversary of Archie Bray Foundation in 2001.
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Still Here: Remembering Seattle’s Renowned Ceramics Artist Akio Takamori
When Japanese-American artist Akio Takamori died in January after a three-year battle with pancreatic cancer, the art world lost one of its more revolutionary ceramics artists. And the students and faculty at the University of Washington lost a beloved teacher and colleague. From painted ceramic vessels to large installations of figurative work, Takamori’s renderings of everyday life capture the spectrum of the human condition.