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Sara Japanese Pottery and Plaza Flowers Present
FLOWER AND VASE
at Sara Japanese Pottery
950 Lexington Ave. New York, NY 10021 |
| Opening Reception : Wednesday, April 9th, 6 - 8 pm |
| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pdwmWIQyd4 |
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THREE GREAT AMERICAN POTTERS
At Sara Japanese Pottery
950 Lexington Ave. New York, NY 10021 |
Malcolm Wright
Jack Troy
Mike Weber |
September 24th – 29th 2007
Artists reception: Monday, September 24th, 6 - 8 p.m. |
We proudly announce our exhibition of THREE GREAT AMERICAN POTTERS.
Malcolm Wright
Malcolm is a Karatsu style master potter. He has also been doing sculpture for over 40 years.
Jack Troy
We are very happy to show Jack Troy at Sara.
He is an important American pottery artist and has written books about pottery. He also writes poetry and has written many essays.
Mike Weber
He has been working in clay for 40years, and has been wood-firing his work most of the time. Currently, Weber lives and works at his forest studio in northern Wisconsin. He has created and exhibited his work in many countries, including Japan. |
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Sara Japanese Pottery and Bespoke Gallery are pleased to present
"MonoHanako"
Hanako Nakazato's first solo exhibition of her pottery in New York City
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July 12th - August 18th, 2007, at Bespoke Gallery, 547 West 27th Street, Sixth Floor, NY, NY (bw 10th and 11th Avenues)
Opening reception for the artist: Thursday, July 12th, 6-8pm (Talk between the artist and writer Harris Salat at 7 pm) |
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Hanako Nakazato, the young, 14th generation pottery artist from Japan, left the United States this past January to return to her hometown in Japan, Karatsu, where she founded her studio and continues to create forward-thinking and distinctive pottery. It has been two years since Sara Japanese Pottery's Karatsu Exhibition in New York. We are now presenting Hanako's new and unique creations, which reflect her skill and individuality, in various table settings at Bespoke Gallery, a gallery representing emerging artists. After a series of prominent exhibits of Hanako's work this year in Japan, Hanako will soon return to New York State an even more accomplished artisan. |
| Location and Contacts: www.bespokegallery.net |
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| Sunday, December 3, 2006, 3:00-5:00pm |
Pottery Demonstration and Workshop for Japan Socity Members
(followed by dinner at Kitaya Restaurant)
Exclusively for 333 Club
Naoki Uemura, owner of Sara Japanese Pottery on the Upper East Side will lead 333 Club members on a visit to Tougeikyoushitsu Pottery for a special demonstration by expert potter Mako Nishimura, followed by a hands-on workshop for everyone attending. Pottery workshop will be followed by dinner at Kitaya Sushi restaurant. Space is limited.
Reservations are required, $30 (includes workshop and dinner). |
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| Copyright 2006 Sara. All rights reserved. |
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