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Japanese Ceramic Sculpture: Legacy and Change, featuring Yasuo Hayashi, Tsubusa Katoh, Kosuke Kaneshige, Goro Suzuki, Kazuo Tagiguchi and other artists with stellar reputations in Japan and internationally. Japan’s long tradition of useful wares was challenged and enlivened after World War II by avant-garde artists such as Osamu Suzuki and Kazuo Yagi, who were interested in the “object as object” without regard to utility. Since then, purely sculptural expression has had an important place in Japanese ceramic art, and the scene today is especially lively and provocative, as works by these artists demonstrate. |
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