AZ Clay exhibition at Peoria City Hall Gallery 2013
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Christmas Turkey |
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Praise Him |

Only three weeks to see this show. I have
Praise Him, Christmas Turkey
lyrics, but the show is

mythological and epic.


The Blue Ribbon of
Kazuma Sambe for Whale Soda, who also has Goldfish and Tuna Soda,
takes on commericalism and marketing. Current work on Goldfish Smoothie
underglazes on Amador clay, pretty thin, ten pound fish pieces. Vertical
Japanese writing as advertisements explain the value of Whale Soda.
Japanese orthography seems closer to the ideograms that originate the alphabet. Mine have no intellect dimension,surprising maybe in a writer,
opposite from clay, never designed. From the moment. Kazuma called this
an
unconscious technique opposite his own. (See Unconscious Origins
here). The unconscious is only ever
known by looking back on its leavings, so the insight belongs to the
viewer, not vested in an idea of the telling. Immediately current, a
porcelain emperor is to have a hat, but not a Pope's Hat
suggesting Antichrist, religion and state joined. So no hat at all. Myths lend
significance. A recent story
, What a Dog Coyote Sings AI-AI-OO-OO and
Other Visions
of Iisaw, a tail off of Overflights of Pedro Escadero, was built consciously line by line, sound by sound over 20 years.The
clay exhibits are a working meditation finished in a few hours over seven days, compose and dry four days, bisque one day, glaze two days, then
final fire. Here are some pics of the exhibition.
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