Pragmata Gallery

here are some photos from the first exhibition in Japan, which Pragmata Gallery kindly sent me;

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first of all, the pots arrived in one piece, except for one black clay incense burner which lost its little blip ear thing – that clay is very fragile even after a stoneware firing.

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here is Petros in his gardening outfit – the theme was an English Garden – he has seen so many photos of my garden and the countryside around here ….

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“grass” on the floor

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although Petros is Greek, he has certainly absorbed the principles of japanese organisation and small space interiors

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Petros and I were very pleased with the result.  I am very grateful to him for putting on this exhibition, and honoured to have the work there.

soon there will be another exhibition in Tokyo, at the Oz Zingaro gallery

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with a very posh invite. it opens on 28th May, here are the details

Oz Zingaro, Takashi Murakami’s ceramics gallery in Tokyo

Yubinbango164-0001, Nakano-ku, Tokyo Nakano 5-52-15
Nakano Broadway 4F 03-5318-4150
opening times 12:00 to 19:00

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