Электронная книга: Edmund de Waal «Merevaigusilmadega jänes»
Suurbritannia keraamik Edmund de Waal jutustab raamatus„Merevaigusilmadega jänes” oma perekonna loo. Ephrussid olid Venemaalt Pariisi ja Viini rännanud suur rikas juudi soost pankurite suguvõsa, kelle jõukusest oli Teise maailmasõja lõpuks alles jäänud üsna vähe. Säilinud oli Jaapani tillukeste nikerdatud kujukeste kogu, mida oli peres põlvest põlve edasi antud. Päranduseks saadud netsukete jälgi ajades saab autor oma suguvõsa ajaloost nii mõndagi teada. Kujukesed ostis kunstikoguja Charles Ephrussi ning kinkis need oma nõole Viktorile pulmadeks. Austria Anschluss’i ajal pillutati pere laiali ning nende vara võõrandati. Netsuked päästis teenijanna, kes need põlletaskus oma tuppa viis ja madratsisse peitis. De Waali jutustamisstiil on värvikas ja emotsionaalne. Raamatus on lisaks pereliikmetele palju juttu kunstnikest ja kirjanikest, nii et tegu on ka kultuuriloolise teosega. Издательство: "Eesti digiraamatute keskus OU" (2010)
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Edmund de Waal
Edmund de Waal is a British
Born in
He has worked as a
De Waal was raised in a
De Waal then went to secondary school at
When de Waal left secondary school, he was sure that he wanted to become a potter. He was brought up in a family of readers and writers, and though Edmund was immersed in ceramics he never stopped reading and writing. Edmund is well known for his work with clay, but he is as well known for his writings.
He attended
After finishing his studies at Cambridge, he set up a pottery studio in the countryside, on the Welsh border. He continued as an apprentice for a couple of years, and undertook postgraduate studies in Japanese at
“...the great myth of Leach is that Leach is the great interlocutor for Japan and the East, the person who understood the East, who explained it to us all, brought out the mystery of the East. But in fact the people he was spending time with, and talking to, were very few, highly educated, often Western educated Japanese people, who in themselves had no particular contact with rural, unlettered Japan of peasant craftsman.”[ www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/johntusainterview/dewaal_transcript.shtml-69k- ] These findings, and his writings gained him much criticism, as young Edmund had grown up within the Leach tradition.
De Waal’s current work has moved away from single objects, and is more concerned with openings and spaces. He now works solely in
**2003 Silver Medal,
**2000-2002
**1998
**1996
**1996 Fellow of Royal Society of Arts
**1991-1993 Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation Scholarship
**1985 Trinity Hall, Cambridge Scholarship [ www.edmunddewaal.com ]
De Waal’s style has been labelled the height of minimalist chic, but his work speaks about more than just the forms and glazes. He experiments with how objects change a particular space, how they communicate with each other, and how much a viewer needs even to see of a pot for it to have an impact upon its surroundings. When asked if he felt his exploration of ceramics had become narrow with his choice of one type of clay and one type of glaze, he responded, “I don’t think it’s narrow in the slightest. I think you can find breadth wherever you are.” [ www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/johntusainterview/dewaal_transcript.shtml-69k- ]
De Waal currently works and lives in London, where he shares a studio with There are few images of groups of porcelain – we are much more used to seeing single pieces in isolated splendour – and this has haunted me. Some of these installations were for Modernist houses as with my work at High Cross House in 1999. Some were for austere art galleries – as with the Porcelain Room made for the Geffrye Museum, 2002-2003 and shown at the Kunstindustri Museum in Copenhagen in 2004. For my solo show at Roche Court in 2004 I made three installations that respond to the Arcadian landscape in which the gallery sits. This focus on installation has allowed me to be ambitious in making pots that challenge architectural space. My installation groups focus on the ways in which subtle modulations are manifested through repetition. Recent projects at Blackwell, the Much of my recent work explores colour through hidden interstices and openings. These pieces look at how colour change through shadow. All these pots were made in porcelain as I believe that it is the porcelain that is the matrix for East and West, the sung dynasty and the Bauhaus. It remains to be a powerfully contemporary medium. [ www.edmunddewaal.com ] ources *Twentieth Century Ceramics, Thames and Hudson, 2003 Источник: Edmund de Waal
*www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/johntusainterview/dewaal_transcript.shtml-69k-
*www.edmunddewaal.com
*collection.britishcouncil.org/html/artist.aspx?id=18077-13k
*Ceramics: Art and Perception, No. 54. 2003
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