morgan pitelka : ceramic links




	home courses: ASN101: introduction to asian studies ASN250: modern japan ASN180: korean history and culture ASN350: early modern japan ASN360: japanophilia: exoticism, nationalism, transnationalism ASN370: displaying premodern japan CSP09: reading and writing histories of japan publications: handmade culture: raku potters, patrons, and tea practitioners in japan (university of hawaii press, 2005) "tea taste: patronage and collaboration among tea masters and potters in early modern japan," early modern japan: an interdisciplinary journal (fall, 2004) japanese tea culture: art, history, and practice (routledgecurzon, 2003), editor and author "sadô ni okeru ‘tezukuri’ no imi,” [the meaning of the “handmade” in tea culture], kumakura Isao, ed., yûgei bunka to dentô [the culture and tradition of the arts of play] (yoshikawa bunko, 2003). “kinsei ni okeru rakuyaki dentô no keisei,” [the structure of tradition in early modern raku ceramics] nomura bijutsukan kiyô (spring, 2000). forthcoming publications: situating asian art objects in ritual, performance, and the everyday (forthcoming), edited by jan mrazek and morgan pitelka “back to the fundamentals: 'reproducing' rikyû and chôjirô in japanese tea culture,” in rupert cox, ed., emblem of exchange: approaches towards the cultural life and history of japanese copying (forthcoming) current research: researching and writing a new monograph, tentatively titled Shogun, Deity, National Hero: Tokugawa Ieyasu and Japanese Material Culture organizing an edited, multiauthor volume, tentatively titled Alternative Histories of the Samurai: Cultural and Social Practices of "Warriors" in Premodern Japan web articles: morgan pitelka, "unearthing ceramic histories in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century japan: sources, themes, and methods" morgan pitelka, "japanese ceramics terminology" (html) andrew maske, "takatori ceramics" (html) professional: curriculum vitae (pdf) links: ceramics research vince pitelka linda pitelka carpen pitelka asian studies department, occidental college backyardchickens beeradvocate bread recipes		japanese ceramics links email me with suggestions anagama, Shiho Kanzaki's anagama (tunnel kiln) and personal version of the history of the anagama in Japan. bizen medianet shopping center, Images, historical information, and ordering info. A very bad English translation. clay arts house, information on individual Japanese potters, on 3 regional styles (Imari, Arita, and Onta), links, and more. dai ichi arts, contemporary ceramics by Japanese and American artists. e-yakimono, Robert Yellin's website of ceramics information guinomi, Profiles of artists, good images, intros to different ceramic styles. haniwa, from the L.A. County Museum iga, A short intro to Iga ceramics, a well known wood-fired Japanese ware. japan window ceramics page, Provides an excellent introduction to 20 ceramic styles in Japan. japanesepottery.com, Robert Yellin's online store selling ceramics and art catalogues. kiyomizu pottery, Sections on history and "making" with near unintelligible English but good images. nabeshima ware, from the L.A. County Museum. neolithic japanese ceramics, from the L.A. County Museum. niigata prefectural museum, with lots of Jomon-related info ogata kenzan, from the L.A County Museum. porcelains for the japanese feudal lords, from the L.A. County Museum. the prehistoric archeology of japan raku ceramics, from the Raku Museum in Kyoto; nice design and images, but little information and a bad translation. saka kouraizaemon, famous potter from old lineage in Hagi shiro otani, One of the best known potters working in the Shigaraki tradition, from artist potters. tokoname, This site quotes books about ceramics (with some images) to construct a very strange and at times outdated narrative about Tokoname ceramics. tokoname ware, from the L.A. County Museum. ceramic hubs: American Ceramic Society Archeology Net ArtSource Ceramicsculpture ClayArt Ceramics.about.com National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (N.C.E.C.A.) Society for East Asian Archaeology WWW Virtual Library: Technical Ceramics exhibitions: The Art Institute of Chicago Ashmolean Museum of Art & Archaeology The British Museum The Cleveland Museum of Art Freer and Sackler Galleries Kyoto National Museum Los Angeles County Museum of Art Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum Information Japan The Museum of Ceramic Art at Alfred The Museum of Fine Arts at Boston National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. National Palace Museum, Taiwan Nezu Institute of Fine Arts Philadelphia Museum of Art Seattle Asian Art Museum Tokugawa Art Museum University of Michigan Museum of Art University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology Virtual Ceramic Exhibit Victoria and Albert Museum White House Collection of American Crafts publications Artist Potters Ceramics Art and Perception Ceramics in Society Ceramics Monthly Ceramic Review Ceramics Technical Clay Times (with columnist Vince Pitelka!) Critical Ceramics Pottery in Australia The Potters Society of Australia. Pottery Making Illustrated Studio Pottery For more information on East Asian Archaeology, contact the Society for East Asian Archeology. SEAA maintains a newsletter and an Internet listserver. To subscribe, contact Professor Nathan Sivin at nsivin@mail.sas.upenn.edu For more information on Asian Ceramics, subscribe to the ACRO (Asian Ceramics Research Organization) newsletter. Contact Chuimei Ho at ho@fmppr.fmnh.org or Bennet Bronson at bronson@fmppr.fmnh.org