http://dorothyfeibleman.blogspot.com/2008/03/fujin-gahou.html
Photos by Mr. Yasuo Kubota, Studio Bau in Kyoto, Japan5/22/2009
Nice pictures
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
http://dorothyfeibleman.blogspot.com/2008/03/fujin-gahou.html
Photos by Mr. Yasuo Kubota, Studio Bau in Kyoto, Japan
5/02/2009
Solo Exhibition at Mobilia Gallery, MA, USA
Please check it out at:
http://www.mobilia-gallery.com/
1/12/2009
New Exhibition Coming Up
Dorothy's new exhibition is coming up.from January 23 to Feb 2, 2009
at gallery cera (Tokoname Station)
10/15/2008
The Joy of Sake
Joy of Sake: Dorothy's Noritake sakazuki limited editionDorothy 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.
Oct. 23, 2008 6PM-8:30PM
The Galleria Design Center
101 Henry Adam Street
http://www.joyofsake.com/
8/12/2008
Update: Workshop at Honolulu Academy of Art
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.
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.
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