11/24/2012
Porcelain Nerikomi and Nerikomi Magic Tool System Class in Honolulu March 29,30,31,2013
Dorothy Feibleman will be teaching a workshop at the Honolulu Museum of Art School (Linekona) the last weekend in March 2013. Participants will have the opportunity to experience and use the NERIKOMI MAGIC TOOL SYSTEM using colored clay or elect to use colored porcelain for handbuilding techniques.
808-532-8741artschool@honoluluacademy.org
9/23/2012
9/10/2012
Dorothy Feibleman's Nerikomi Magic Tool System
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6/16/2012
Part one of Preview Videos
go to:
go to:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGSW2yC2JE0&feature=plcp
Dorothy Feibleman is internationally recognized for her ground breaking translucent white nerikomi porcelain expresson as well as the quality of her imaging and impact in the use of color in translucent nerikomi porcelain.
Dorothy's interest in tools combined with her observation that many young people do not think in 3D due to the increased use of 2D screens and less 3D interaction, lead her to collaborate with AMACO Brent in a new 3D conceptual program using coloured clay for schools. Dorothy has devised several new uses for standard ceramic tools and some new accessories for these tools. In this demo, she combines the use of at least two colours of Amaco (25 & 67) clay and the Brent extruder and Pottery wheel centering device so that people can understand three dimensionally, how to make imaging with the extruder, slabroller, hand building and throwing techniques. Her new accessories ( invented by her with Amaco Brent) improve the extruder so that it can be used for making similar imaging usually only made by hand. Her new accessories (developed with Amaco Brent) for the extruder allow the ceramist to produce structural patterned images from the extruder, slab roller and wheel which are integral to each project. One of her new accessories for the extruder, cleans the barrel and pushes out most of the clay from the barrel so that there is almost no cleaning of the barrel necessary and there is very little clay remaining in the tool, so very little clay needs to be recycled. It makes the release of the plunger easier and quicker to release. The new accessory cuts down cleaning time and allows more of the clay to be used in the product. Dorothy has designed a system of moulds which can be combined with part of Amaco Brent's centering device for the wheel. This allows quick change over between moulds for production or in schools where students are using a limited number of wheels. All these ordinary tools have become more diverse by the introduction and innovation of a few accessories and use of more than one clay for imaging.
Most of the tools, moulds, clay and accessories Dorothy has used for these demos are available from Amaco Brent and Dick Blick or can be ordered through HUS-10 in Japan, Potterycrafts in the U.K., and other Amaco/Brent distributors internationally. Patents held and Patents pending. (As of 2020, patents pending are now awarded/patented. New ones are pending - updated info 2020)
( Full videos available )
Dorothy's interest in tools combined with her observation that many young people do not think in 3D due to the increased use of 2D screens and less 3D interaction, lead her to collaborate with AMACO Brent in a new 3D conceptual program using coloured clay for schools. Dorothy has devised several new uses for standard ceramic tools and some new accessories for these tools. In this demo, she combines the use of at least two colours of Amaco (25 & 67) clay and the Brent extruder and Pottery wheel centering device so that people can understand three dimensionally, how to make imaging with the extruder, slabroller, hand building and throwing techniques. Her new accessories ( invented by her with Amaco Brent) improve the extruder so that it can be used for making similar imaging usually only made by hand. Her new accessories (developed with Amaco Brent) for the extruder allow the ceramist to produce structural patterned images from the extruder, slab roller and wheel which are integral to each project. One of her new accessories for the extruder, cleans the barrel and pushes out most of the clay from the barrel so that there is almost no cleaning of the barrel necessary and there is very little clay remaining in the tool, so very little clay needs to be recycled. It makes the release of the plunger easier and quicker to release. The new accessory cuts down cleaning time and allows more of the clay to be used in the product. Dorothy has designed a system of moulds which can be combined with part of Amaco Brent's centering device for the wheel. This allows quick change over between moulds for production or in schools where students are using a limited number of wheels. All these ordinary tools have become more diverse by the introduction and innovation of a few accessories and use of more than one clay for imaging.
Most of the tools, moulds, clay and accessories Dorothy has used for these demos are available from Amaco Brent and Dick Blick or can be ordered through HUS-10 in Japan, Potterycrafts in the U.K., and other Amaco/Brent distributors internationally. Patents held and Patents pending. (As of 2020, patents pending are now awarded/patented. New ones are pending - updated info 2020)
( Full videos available )
6/06/2012
A slide lecture and demonstration of Dorothy Feibleman's translucent porcelain nerikomi making and expression
Dorothy Feibleman will give a slide lecture and
demonstration in Tokyo, organized by HUS-10. This will not be a hands-on
workshop.
Place: Shinjuku Tobo, Kono Building 4F, 1-11-11 Nishi
Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku (2 minutes from Shinjuku Station, Tokyo)
Participation fee: 10,000 yen
Registration: HUS-10, Inc. 3-15-8 Shimiogusa, Suginami-ku,
Tokyo 167-0022
Telephone: 81-3-5930-1133
Fax: 81-3-5930-3311
Fee 10,000yen
(registration will close as soon as the capacity of 20 is
reached)
A hands-on workshop is being held in Tokoname, Aichi on June
30th – July 1st with a Barbeque for the students. Contact
Kanemi Inoue about the June workshop. Her email is:kane.kanegon38@gmail.com
4/02/2012
Dorothy Feibleman's Translucent Porcelain Nerikomi Class in Japan June 30th - July 1st 2012
Dorothy Feibleman will be giving a two day workshop at Kyoueigama Studios in Tokoname from June 30th to July 1st. 2012.
Dorothy will teach the basics of translucent porcelain nerikomi, as well as other ways to use translucent colored porcelain and slip. There will be demonstrations and slides as well as hands-on personal instruction with each participant. It will be a small class.In addition, after the end of the first day of the two day course, Dorothy will welcome participants to a barbecue on June 30.
Venue:
Venue:
Kyoueigama Workshops
2-88 Kita-jo
Tokoname,
Aichi 479-0833
Both days are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Participation fee: 60,000 yen
(Price includes all materials used, and some firing)
Both days are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Participation fee: 60,000 yen
(Price includes all materials used, and some firing)
Accommodation is available at Route Inn across the street from the workshop is 5800yen including a Viking breakfast. We can reserve for you. The workshop and Route Inn are less than a minute walk from Tokoname Train station. Tokoname is on the Meitetsu line from Nagoya (about 40 minutes) or from the Nagoya Central Japan Airport (about 6 minutes).
If you wish to attend, please contact Dorothy at:
If you wish to attend, please contact Dorothy at:
bestnerikomi@gmail.com - in English, or other European languages.
Or, in Japanese please contact:
井上 兼美 / KANEMI INOUE
E-Mail : kane.kanegon38@gmail.com
E-Mail : kane.kanegon38@gmail.com
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