JB BLUNK by J.B. Blunk [THIRD EDITION]

size:224 x 260 mm

hardcover

224 pages

A collection of works by American artist J.B. Blunk. This book can be said to be a research book by the author, who is originally from Northern California. This book is the third edition of the same title, with the color and design of the cover being changed for each edition. The author has created works that have never been seen before, including jewelry, ceramics, paintings, furniture, and sculptures by the author, who has made the most of his works to make use of the charms of various media and materials, including wood, stone, clay, bronze casting, paintings, and stone carving, as well as valuable photographs that give you a glimpse into the production site and lifestyle, such as the exterior and interior of the house, which he has handmade.Isamu NoguchiThe content is highly informative and includes many essays by Lucy Lippard, Glenn Adamson, Fariba Bogzaran and Louise Allison Cort, including contributions to the gap.

The author was a work by ceramic artist Hamada Shoji, and after meeting Isamu Noguchi, he became a student of Kitaoji Rosanjin. This is a culmination of the author, who later spent time as a teacher and a disciple at the workshop of Bizen pottery artist Kaneji Toyo, and enjoys his deep connection to the traditional Japanese ceramics industry and his free creative attitude that is not bound by category.

The book design will be co-published by London's design team "Abake" and co-published by Dent-de-Leone, a publisher run by "Blunk Books" and "Abake."

*Due to transportation issues, there may be some scratches and dirt.

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