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Jun Kaneko - The Space Between (Hardcover)
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Jun Kaneko - The Space Between (Hardcover)
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Jun Kaneko, born in Nagoya, Japan, in 1942 and based in Omaha,
Nebraska, since 1986, is revered for his role in establishing
modern ceramic art, yet he has been equally prolific in a range of
other media. This book offers an entirely new and detailed survey
and analysis of nearly six decades of Kaneko's work in ceramics,
drawing, painting, installation art, and opera design. Tracing the
career of this dynamic artist from his early training and
subsequent association with the pivotal California Clay Movement to
his important public commissions and philanthropic concerns of the
present, it focuses in particular on the past 20 years, which have
previously not been the subject of a comprehensive volume. Drawing
extensively on interviews he has conducted with Jun Kaneko since
2002, Glen R. Brown reflects on the principal concepts that have
shaped Kaneko's art, situating them in the space between a Japanese
Shinto ethos and the aesthetic tenets of Western Art Informel and
Post-Painterly Abstraction. He discusses in-depth Kaneko's art,
from the colossal glazed-ceramic Dangos to the sensitive
colouristic stage and costume designs for operas. The book provides
fascinating insights into Kaneko's unique, relentlessly
self-sustaining creative process and the multiple conceptions of
space that inform it. Featuring more than 200 colour illustrations
and substantial information not previously available in published
form, this book offers an up-to-date definitive critical survey of
this important artist's life and work.
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