Dorothy Feibleman's Nerikomi Work

"Extreme Eternal Porcelain" - Tokoname

2011-12-26T12:34:00.016+09:00

Dorothy Feibleman and James Makins will be exhibiting Porcelain and Yuichi Hirano will exhibiting with them at Cera Gallery in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan February 6th - 16th.

"White/White Translucent Nerikomi Porcelain Bowl"

Japanophiles was voted to be rebroadcast January 3rd 2012

2011-12-23T16:47:00.011+09:00

Japanophiles will be rebroadcast five times starting on January 3rd and once on the 4th on Japan International TV

details on this site:

http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/vc11/schedule.html

Begin Japanology - Japanophiles - Dorothy Feibleman - rebroadcast vote

2011-12-01T02:40:00.005+09:00

The program about Dorothy Feibleman on NHK's Begin Japanology will be rebroadcast if you vote on this site: https://cgi2.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/vc11/thanks.html

Exhibition at the Ichinokura Sakazuki Art Museum September 9th-23rd 2011

2011-09-11T23:51:00.020+09:00

Dorothy's work is included in a group exhibition at the Ichinokura Sakazuki Art Museum Gallery in Gifu, Japan.

She will be exhibiting her "Mokumegane Rain Drop Porcelain"Ⓒ, her "Ammonite Shadows"Ⓒ, and her geometric "Window to Atlantis"Ⓒ porcelain sakazuki.

ドロシーの"アンモナイトシャドウ“2003-2011Ⓒ

ドロシーの"木目金磁器"2005-2011Ⓒ

"ドロシーのアトランティスへの窓"1995-2011Ⓒ

The Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii, November 20th 2011 - January 29th 2012

2011-08-24T23:19:00.007+09:00

The collection of Peter Drewliner and Charles Higa was donated to The Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii. A special exhibition of the collection will open on October 20th 2011 and run until January 29th 2012. Several pieces of Dorothy Feibleman's work including the one pictured, are in the collection and will be shown in this exhibition.

Address:

2411 Makiki Heights Drive
Honolulu, HI
96822

Hours:

Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 am-4:00 pm;
Sunday, 12:00 pm-4:00 pm

Closed:

Mondays,and all major holidays. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice.

New information about the Nerikomi workshop on the 28th & 29th

2011-08-07T10:06:00.009+09:00

It is still on the 28^th plus an optional extension day on the 29^th.

It will be mixed intermediate and beginners.

You can take one or both days.

The class is limited to 8 people. The class is almost full.

Apply now if you want one of the two remaining places.

Some students are coming from very far away and prefer to add a second day.

The class will still be a one day class for those who only want to do a one day class.

Dorothy will give a BAR-B-Q for the students on the 28^th.

The charge for the workshop and second optional day will be 60000yen

The charge for the one day workshop including the Bar-B-Q will be 40000yen

If you are not local, you can stay at the business hotel across from the studio. We can arrange it for you.

(The cost for a single room starts at 5800yen including a pretty good Viking breakfast.

contact:

bestnerikomi@gmail.com

translucentnerikomi@gmail.com

NHK Begin Japanology Internet Schedule of Times JST

2011-07-23T21:14:00.006+09:00

Dorothy will be on an NHK program called "Begin Japanology".

http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/tv/japanology/

You can watch it on the internet on July 28th. Here is the information:

NHK World TV airtime
July 28 9:30 to 10:00, 13:30 to 14:00, 17:30 to 18:00, 21:30 to 22:00,25:30-26:00
July 29 5:30 to 6:00

NHK World TV can be viewed on the Internet in Japan.
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/

The first broadcast will be at 9:30a.m. Japan time. You can check the world clock to see what time it is in your area and on what day. If you are in Hawaii, or some parts of the Americas, it is on July 27th.

http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/tv/japanology/index.html

http://www.timeanddate.com

JAPAN Nerikomi Workshop - August 28th 2011

2011-07-12T06:07:00.023+09:00

August 28th, Dorothy will be giving a one day porcelain nerikomi workshop in Tokoname, Japan. The workshop will include slides, demos and hands-on by participants.

Languages used and translated will be English & Japanese.

Venue: Kyoueigama Ceramic School, Tokoname, Japan

For details and an Application form,

Contact:

Dorothy Feibleman,

c/o, Kyoueigama Workshops,

2-88 Kita-jo, Tokoname City,

Aichi 479-0833, Japan

Or by email at:

bestnerikomi@gmail.com

NHK Begin Japanology Peter Barakan/Dorothy Feibleman

2011-06-18T23:14:00.022+09:00

Dorothy will be on an NHK program called "Begin Japanology".

Japan Television will broadcast Peter Barakan interviewing

Dorothy about her ceramics and impressions in Japan on July 28th, Japan Television world programs. Check their outside Japan schedule for the time in your area. "Begin Japanology" will be broadcast on BS1 inside Japan on July 29th at 2p.m.

http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/tv/japanology/

You can watch it on the internet on July 28th. Here is the information:

It will be broadcast at 9:30a.m. Japan time. You can check the world clock to see what time it is in your area and on what day. If you are in Hawaii, or some parts of the Americas, it is on July 27th.

http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/tv/japanology/index.html

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converted.html?day=28&month=7&year=2011&hour=9&min=30&sec=0&p1=565&p2=236

Masterclass ICS Hungary April 6-13 2011

2010-12-09T12:27:00.007+09:00

Magyar

Mastercourse
Nerikomi and Neriage Colored Porcelain Clay Techniques
with Dorothy Feibleman

Date: 6 - 13 April, 2011.

In this intensive workshop students will learn how to work with nerikomi and zogan inlaid laminated colored porcelain clay using a unique variety of coloring and fusing methods developed by the artist. Participants will learn how to mix colors, how to make gradations and how to make patterns. They will also complete a sake cup or tea bowl and learn finishing techniques.

Dorothy Feibleman is one of most experimental porcelain arists in the world. She started working with colored laminated clay (Nerikomi or Neriage in Japanese characters) in 1969. In her work, different colored porcelains and clay bodies are laminated together in such a way that every change in color, texture and translucency is structural.

These forms are also dependent on the movement of the above elements in the construction, drying and firing. Since 1995 the artist has been working almost exclusively with white clays with varied translucency and color. Translucent white/white is her original development. In a special project at Jikken kobo, Inax, Tokoname, Japan, Feibleman developed new translucent porcelain and zogan processes for industry and a new translucent porcelain which fires in one hour. As a result of her research in Japan, she made the largest, thinnest translucent nerikomi zogan studio pieces to date internationally. Translucent porcelain nerikomi is not traditional anywhere. It's origins are western and are contemporary.

In 1973, she moved to England and set up her first studio. In Japan she has been a guest artist at Inax, Tokoname, Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, Shigaraki, in 1997 and 1999, and Seto Ceramic & Glass Center, Seto City in 2001.

She set up her own studios in Tokoname, Japan. She has given lectures, demonstrations or taught at Kyoto Geidai, Tokyo Geidai, Tsinghua University Beijing, PRC, Jingdezhen Art University, PRC, and Rhode Island School of Design, RI, USA. She has participated in many exhibitions internationally. Her works were included in a number of public collections including Victoria andAlbert Museum, London, England, Stuttgart Museum, Germany, Metropolitan Museum ofArt, New York, International Ceramic Studio Museum, Kecskemet, Hungary and Museum of Contemporary Ceramics, Shigaraki, Japan. She has been featured in several publications including Ceramic Monthly Magazine, Dictionary of British Studio Potters, Ceramic Review and The Studio Potter

The tutor will give short demonstrations and the students will then have time to explore what has been shown, with the tutor’s guidance if necessary. Students will be encouraged to discuss their progress with each other as they work.

Course fee: 150,000 HUF (incudes self catering accommodation in single room, course materials and firing costs, tuition)

Course Timetable

Wednesday 6th April, 2011	11.00 Introduction to the International Ceramics Studio and its Contemporary Ceramic Collection. 15.00 Dorothy Feibleman Presentation.
Thursday 7th and Friday 8th, April	9.00 – 12.00 Morning classes 12.00 – 14.00 Lunch 14.00 – 17.00 Afternoon classes
Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th, April	Weekend free to visit museums, galleries, Budapest, or continue working if you wish.
Monday 11th and Tuesday 12th April	9.00 – 12.00 Morning classes 12.00 – 14.00 Lunch 14.00 – 17.00 Afternoon classes

Dorothy Feibleman will give a presentation about her own work on the first afternoon. There will be no taught evening sessions but students have 24 hour access to the studios if they wish to continue working.

Please email Steve at icshu@hotmail.com for details and costs.

For more information about Dorothy Feibleman visit her website www.dorothyfeibleman.com

MAUI WORKSHOP HUI HO'EAU Visual Arts Center January 28, 2011 - January 30, 2011

2010-11-16T10:20:00.014+09:00

Nerikomi — Colored Porcelain Register Now!
Dorothy Feibleman
Friday-Saturday, 3 days
January 28 - 30, 2011
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Ceramics Studio

Nerikomi — Colored Porcelain Workshop

Join experimental porcelain artist Dorothy Feibleman for an intensive three-day workshop exploring the use of nerikomi (laminated colored porcelain) and zogan (inlaid) porcelain. Students will learn Dorothy’s unique variety of coloring and fusing methods and will discover how to mix colors, make gradations and patterns, and create finishes. These techniques create works of art with stunning gradations of color, texture, and translucency. Participants will complete a sake cup, tea bowl or other object that may be fired at the Hui or independently. If fired by the Hui, additional firing fees will apply.

Fee: $315 ($394 nonmember)
Supply Fee: $65
Supply list provided upon registration.

HUI HO'EAU Visual Arts Center

2841 Baldwin Avenue
Makawao, Hawaii 96768
Tel: (808) 572-6560
Fax: (808) 572-2750

E-mail: info@huinoeau.com

Workshop at the Honolulu Academy of Art Linekona Center, Honolulu, Hawaii January 15th~17th 2011

2010-09-23T19:19:00.016+09:00

Dorothy will be teaching a coloured clay workshop at Honolulu Academy of Arts Linekona Center January 15th-17th 2011. Check their website for an application form.

For more information on classes and workshops at the Academy Art Center

call 808-532-8741, or e-mail artschool@honoluluacademy.org.

Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center MAUI January 28th-30th 2011

2010-09-23T18:02:00.026+09:00

January 28-30 2011

Dorothy will be giving a Nerikomi-Coloured Porcelain workshop on Maui, Hawaii January 28th - 30th 2011 at the Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center, 2841 Baldwin Ave, Makawao, Hawaii 96768

telephone: +1-808-572-6560.

http://www.huinoeau.com

E-mail: info@huinoeau.com

Space is limited to 8 students.

Nerikomi Master Class in Hungary October 6th-13th was popular. ICS is running another course in April 2011 - 6th through the 13th of April 2011

2010-08-12T00:32:00.015+09:00

Dorothy will be teaching a master class at the International Ceramics Studio
in Kecskemet, Hungary from October 6th-13th.

In this intensive five day workshop students will learn how to work with nerikomi and zogan inlaid laminated colored porcelain clay using a unique variety of coloring and fusing methods developed by the artist. Participants will learn how to mix colors, how to make gradations and how to make patterns.

Dorothy will give short demonstrations and the students will then have time to explore these ideas. Students will be encouraged to discuss their progress with each other as they work.

Dorothy started working with colored laminated clay (Nerikomi) in 1969. When she moved to England in 1973, she started working with translucent nerikomi porcelain. In her work, different colored porcelains and clay bodies are laminated together in such a way that every change in color, texture and translucency is structural. The shape depends on and is controlled by the patterns in the construction, drying and firing.

Her works are included in a number of public collections including Victoria and Albert Museum, England, Contemporary Museum of Art, Honolulu, Hawaii, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and Museum of Contemporary Ceramics, Shigaraki, Japan.

http://www.icshu.org/2010/feibleman/feibleman.html

Look for the ICSHU new schedule for 2011. The April 6-13th 2011 information is:

http://www.icshu.org/2011/feibleman/feibleman2011.html

2010-08-11T23:53:00.003+09:00

Dorothy's work will be included in the International Academy of Ceramics exhibition at the National Museum of Ceramics in Sevres, Paris, France starting September 14th 2010

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musée_national_de_Céramique-Sèvres
http://www.aic-iac.org/

Type 3a and 3b Textures close ups - nerikomi.blogspot.com

2010-07-16T16:35:00.010+09:00

Latest News

2009-10-20T21:36:00.001+09:00

Up Coming Workshop Info
Dorothy will be giving a course at the Honolulu Academy Art Center at Linekona from January 8th to 11th, 2010. It will be a colored clay workshop with different techniques including nerikomi, or a nerikomi workshop where other methods including working with slips and textured imaging.

For more information, please call to the Honolulu Academy Art Center
Phone: 808-532-8741
Address: 1111 Victoria Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
http://www.honoluluacademy.org/cmshaa/academy/index.aspx
Registration will be accepted on a first come, first-served basis.
The cost of workshop (3 days) is $390.

New Exhibition Info
Dorothy will be exhibiting her work at Yufuku, Tokyo in a mixed jewelry exhibition from
November 5th to 14th, 2009.
For more info, please go to:
http://www.yufuku.net/e/

Joy of Sake in Honolulu

2009-07-31T04:19:00.004+09:00

Dorothy will come to Joy of Sake in Honolulu this summer. You can taste test sake from Dorothy's sakazuki there. More details about Joy of Sake is here:
http://www.joyofsake.com/

The 5th CEBIKO

2009-05-24T02:48:00.006+09:00

Dorothy's work has been invited and exhibited at The 5th CEBIKO (The World Ceramics Biennale Korea). The exhibition will be held between April 25 and June 21, 2009.
See more exhibition details here.
http://www.wocef.com/eng_2009/biennale/02.asp

Nice pictures

2009-05-22T00:26:00.005+09:00

These nice photos were taken by Mr. Yasuo Kubota, a photographer in Kyoto, Japan and they were featured in Fujin Gaho Magazine, Dec 2007.
http://dorothyfeibleman.blogspot.com/2008/03/fujin-gahou.html

Photos by Mr. Yasuo Kubota, Studio Bau in Kyoto, Japan

Solo Exhibition at Mobilia Gallery, MA, USA

2009-05-02T00:36:00.006+09:00

Dorothy Feibleman is having a solo exhibition at Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge, MA between May 2, 2009 - May 30, 2009. The artist will be at the gallery on May 2nd and will give a gallery talk.
Please check it out at:
http://www.mobilia-gallery.com/

New Exhibition Coming Up

2009-01-12T03:29:00.003+09:00

Dorothy's new exhibition is coming up.

from January 23 to Feb 2, 2009
at gallery cera (Tokoname Station)

The Joy of Sake

2008-10-15T11:58:00.008+09:00

Joy of Sake: Dorothy's Noritake sakazuki limited edition

Dorothy will be at The Joy of Sake in San Francisco on Oct 23rd where Dorothy is showing her hand made porcelain sake cups.

The Joy of Sake is the biggest sake-tasting event in the United States, and this time people can do sake-tasting from the limited edition of Noritake Sakazuki Dorothy designed.

The Joy of Sake - San Francisco
Oct. 23, 2008 6PM-8:30PM
The Galleria Design Center
101 Henry Adam Street
http://www.joyofsake.com/

Update: Workshop at Honolulu Academy of Art

2008-08-12T21:43:00.002+09:00

Nerikomi and Zogan Colored Porcelain Clay Techniques Workshop with Dorothy Feibleman

Date: December 6, 7 and 8, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm daily
Tuition: $600 (Supply fee not included)
Limited to 15 participants
Registration deadline: November 15, 2008

In this intensive three-day workshop students will learn how to work with nerikomi and zogan inlaid laminated colored porcelain clay using a unique variety of coloring and fusing methods developed by the artist. Participants will learn how to mix colors, how to make gradations and how to make patterns. They will also complete a sake cup or tea bowl and learn finishing techniques.

Since, 1995 the London-based artist has worked with white clays with varied translucency and color and recently she developed new translucent white porcelains. She is currently working on a book about colored clay in contemporary Japanese ceramics and its influences from and to the West.

Feibleman regularly conducts workshops internationally and has been artist in residence in Jikken kobo, Inax, Tokoname, Seto Ceramic and Glass Center, Seto City, and Shigaraki Cultural Park, Shigaraki.

Her work is included in a number of public collections including Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Stuttgart Museum, Germany, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

Intl Ceramic Festival Mino 08

2008-06-24T10:42:00.007+09:00

Three of Dorothy's new work will be exhibited at International Ceramic Festival, Mino 08, Japan, and one of her "Feibleman Designs" got Silver prize.

You can see information on its website.
http://www.icfmino.com/english/top.html

Gareth Harris collaborated with Dorothy Feibleman and made "TEA" for Feibleman Designs. It received a Silver prize in Design. In addition, it got "Public Favorite Award" as well as the silver.

Martin Baker collaborated with Dorothy Feibleman and made "Kanzashi" for Feibleman Designs.

Dorothy entered an installation she made of Petals and light to be hung from the ceiling, "this is a detail of the installation".

It'll be exhibited at Mino competition 2008 opening August 1st.

If you want more details, please go to:
http://www.icfmino.com/english/top.html

Workshop at Honolulu Academy of Art

2008-06-24T05:58:00.004+09:00

Dorothy will give a workshoop from December 6th to 13th, 2008 at the Honolulu Academy of Art. She will be teaching the first three days (6th to 8th) and the rest of the time (9th to 13th) is workshop time if participants want to continue working in the studio.

Dorothy will be available for any problems or advice about what the students are working on during the session. If participants want only to come to the first three days, that is up to them if they want more of a holiday.

The nearest hotel is the Pagoda Hotel on 1525 Rycroft St. You can get their info at www.pagodahotel.com. It is located near Ala Moana Shopping Centr in the heart of the Korean bar district.

We will inform more details when it comes up.

Hana Hou!

2008-03-04T04:30:00.007+09:00

Hana Hou!, the magazine of Hawaiian Airlines, Februry/March Issue had an article of Dorothy's work.

Fujin Gahou

2008-03-04T04:25:00.004+09:00

Fuji Gahou, December 2007 Issue had an article of Dorothy Feibleman's work.
Please check it out.

Workshop at Sakazuki Museum 2

2007-09-14T10:09:00.000+09:00

This is the latest information of Dorothy Feibleman's Hands-On workshop at Sakazuki Museum in Tajimi, Japan.

Date: There are three opportunities to take part in workshop
Dec 1 (sat) and 2 (sun) 10am - 5pm

Participants: max 12, min 8

Workshop fee: 50,000 yen/two days workshop
include materials and firing,
exclude transportation and accommodation

More details: Kobei Gama Sakuto Kan
web: http://www.sakuto-kan.com/
TEL&FAX：0572-22-0509
Address: 4-30-2 Ichinokura-cho, Tajimi-city, Gifu 507-0814

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Program Schedule

Day1:
Slide Lecture
Make Nerikomi patterns by porcelain and build vessel form
Drying process over night

Day2:
Sanding, make vessel thinner
Loading kiln
Complete workshop

After firing, you can receive pots by shipping (needs shipping cost) or picking up.

Workshop at Sakazuki Museum

2007-08-16T00:46:00.000+09:00

Dorothy Feibleman will give a Hands-On Nerikomi Workshop at Sakazuki Museum.

Date: September 29 & 30
At: Ichinokura Sakazuki Art Museum
6-30-1 Ichinokura-cho, Tajimi, Gifu 507-0814, Japan
tel: +1 572-24-5911
fax: +1 572-24-6766
Fee&Details: Please ask Sakazuki Museum

Dorothy will teach how to make porcelain nerikomi which is relevant to the students who attend. We plan to make sake cups but participants can make what they want if it is not too big, because there is drying limit in 2 days. The class will be small and there will be helpers with the English translation. Participants can add any other thing they think sounds like a nice weekend and new skill/development experience.

New Work

2007-08-07T00:42:00.000+09:00

Dorothy's newest work will be exhibited at a Joy of Sake in Honolulu on August 23rd.

Joy of Sake Info
http://www.joyofsake.com/

Invitation Card has arrived

2007-05-09T22:02:00.000+09:00

Dorothy's exhibition at Sakazuki Museum will be opened an May 11th.

The invitation card has arrived.

Exhibition at Sakazuki Museum

2007-05-01T03:33:00.000+09:00

Dorothy Feibleman is going to have her solo exhibition at Ichinokura Sakazuki Museum (Tajimi, Gifu, Japan) from May 11th to June 24th. Dorothy is very exited to exhibit her newest works and also meet people there.

This show incudes not only Sake Cups but also Tea Bowls, Petals and many kinds of works. She will give Slide Lectures during exhibition.

Check out latest info at Sakazuki Museum Website here:
http://www.sakazuki.or.jp/gallery/index.html

Ichinokura Sakazuki Art Museum
6-30-1 Ichinokura-cho, Tajimi, Gifu 507-0814, Japan
tel +1 572-24-5911
fax +1 572-24-6766

Dorothy will give a lecture on May 20th. It can take 70 guests and reservation will be needed. Please contact to Ichinokura Sakazuki Museum about details.

Ceramic Review May/June

2007-04-28T03:15:00.000+09:00

Ceramic REview magazine (UK) has Dorothy's work on the cover on May/June Issue.

Check out more details here:

http://www.ceramicreview.com/

Tsukuru Tojiro Nov 2006

2007-04-27T03:07:00.000+09:00

Tsukuru Tojiro Ceramic Magazine (Japan) had an article of Dorothy and her work.

You can order this issue from their website (written only Japanese).

http://www.e-tojiro.com/

Tsukuru Tojiro 2003

2007-04-26T06:55:00.000+09:00

Tsukuru Tojiro (Ceramic magazine in Japan) had Dorothy's artcile in 2003. It was issue No. 23.

Students' works from Honolulu

2007-04-06T02:19:00.000+09:00

People who took Dorothy's workshop at Honolulu Academy of Arts sent us images of their successful works.

Students' works

An article of Dorothy's workshop:

http://dorothyfeibleman.blogspot.com/2006/10/workshop-at-honolulu-academy-of-arts.html

Congratulations!

Dorothy's Latest Works

2007-03-21T00:44:00.000+09:00

Dorothy Feibleman has been making Tea Bowls.

These are her latest Nerikomi Works and look wonderful.

The 4th World Ceramic Biennale 2007 Korea

2007-02-04T00:16:00.000+09:00

There is an Exhibition of the 4th World Ceramic Biennale 2007 Korea, and selected works will be exhibited from April 28 to June 24 at the Icheon World Ceramic Center (Ceramics as Expression) and at Yeoju World Ceramic Living ware Gallery (Ceramics for Use).

1,436 artists from 66 countries participated, and 188 works were selected as the first judging, 26 works received winning prizes.

Dorothy Feibleman's work, "Petals and Shadows" has got a Juror's Choice Prize.

Please see more details to the below:
http://www.wocef.com/expo/eng/index.asp?lang=eng

Dorothy's Exhibition in Tajimi

2007-01-12T12:22:00.000+09:00

There will be Dorothy Feibleman's solo exhibition at Ichinokura Sakazuki Museum in Tajimi.

"An Exhibition of Ceramics by Dorothy Feibleman"

Date: From May 11(Fri) to June 24 (Sun), 2007
Where: The Ichinokura Sakazuki Museum
Address: 6-30-1, Ichinokura-cho, Tajimi-shi, Gifu-ken
Phone: 0572－24－5911
Fax: 0572－24－6766
Web: http://www.sakazuki.or.jp/menu.html

Dorothy's workshop is planned. Details will be announced soon.

Workshop at Honolulu Academy of Arts

2006-11-27T04:47:00.000+09:00

Nerikomi & Zogan Inlaid Laminated Colored Porcelain Clay Techniques with Ceramist Dorothy Feibleman

Participants will learn how to work withcolored porcelain clay using a unique variety of coloring and fusing methodsdeveloped by the artist. You will learn how to mix colors, how to makegradations and how to make patterns. They will also complete a vessel orobject and learn finishing techniques.

Date: December 16, 17 and 18, 2006 at the Academy Art Center at Linekona

Tuition: $550-In this intensive three-day workshop

On Friday, December 15 at 7:00 p.m., Feibleman will present an illustrated lecture on her work in the Art CenterCommunity Room. Admission to this lecture is free.

Please mail an application form with your check of $550- to:

Academy Art Center, 1111 Victoria Street Honolulu, HI 96814

For more information, please call (+1) 808-532-8741

or visit to website: http://www.honoluluacademy.org/

Show closing

2006-11-26T01:33:00.000+09:00

Thank you for coming to Dorothy Feibleman's Exhibition at Yufuku Gallery.

If you are interested in her works this time, please check out here:
http://www.yufuku.net/past/2006/dorothy/main4.html

Photo courtesy of Hidetaka

Dorothy's Solo Exhibition 2

2006-10-24T23:16:00.000+09:00

Flyer has arrived!

Dorothy's Solo Exhibition

2006-10-18T03:43:00.000+09:00

Dorothy Feibleman will be having a solo exhibition at Yufuku in Tokyo.

Date: Nov 9th(Thur) - 25th(Sat), 2006
Place: At Yufuku Gallery, 11am - 6pm, Sun&Mon Closed

Address: Annecy Aoyama 1F, 2-6-12 Minami-Aoyama,
Minato-ku,Tokyo 107-0062
Tel: 03-5411-2900
Fax: 03-5411-2901
http://www.yufuku.net/
yufuku@coherence.co.jp

petal sakazuki and shadow sushi plates

Who is Dorothy Feibleman?

2006-10-06T09:23:00.000+09:00

Dorothy Feibleman is one of most experimental porcelain arist in the world. She started working with colored laminated clay (Nerikomi or Neriage in Japanese words) in 1969. In her work, different colored porcelains and clay bodies are laminated together in such a way that every change in color, texture and translucency is structural.

These forms are also dependent on the movement ofthe above elements in the construction, drying and firing. Since 1995 the artist has been working almost exclusively with white clays with varied translucency and color. Recently, in a special project at Jikken kobo, Inax, Tokoname, Japan, Feibleman developed new translucent porcelain and zogan processes for industry. As a result of the research, she made the largest, thinnest translucent nerikomi zogan studio pieces to date.

Detail of the large platter which she holds (above)

In 1973, she moved to England and set up her first studio. She divides her time betweenEngland and Japan where she has been a guest artist at Inax, Tokoname, ShigarakiCeramic Cultural Park, Shigaraki, in 1997 and 1999, and Seto Ceramic & Glass Center, Seto City in 2001.

She set up her own studios in Tokoname, Japan. She has given lectures, demonstrations or taughtat Kyoto Geidai, Tokyo Geidai, Tsinghua University Beijing, PRC, Jingdezhen Art University, PRC, and Rhode Island School of Design, RI, USA. She has participated in many exhibitions internationally. Her works were included in a number of public collections including Victoria andAlbert Museum, London, England, Stuttgart Museum, Germany, Metropolitan Museum ofArt, New York, International Ceramic Studio Museum, Kecskemet, Hungary and Museum ofContemporary Ceramics, Shigaraki, Japan. She has been featured in several publications including Ceramic Monthly Magazine, Dictionary of British Studio Potters, and The Studio Potter.