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| Artists Statement |
| I CONSIDER
MY POTTERY as everyday pieces.
My goal is to form practical
pottery where they can be used
as daily wares.
I try to create all pieces with the user
in mind. Hopefully, a regular day
is a little more special
while using my pottery.
My motivations
are from nature, simple shapes
and forms. Subtle lines or accents
are enough to finish
the shape.
I make teapots,
cups, plates, bowls and vases.
Occasionally, I experiment with
shapes and
forms leaving
room for growth and progress. |
| Biography |
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KASUMI was born in Japan and moved to Canada in
1993.
She studied ceramics at Sheridan College, Crafts
and Design ceramics program, and graduated in 1999. Soon Kasumi established
her own pottery
studio, allowing to develop unique style of expression.
Her pottery
were displayed in the Ontario Legislative Building display cases
at Queen’s
Park. Her work is also included in the Burlington Art Centre’s
Permanent Collection of Contemporary Canadian Ceramics.
Kasumi has shown and
sold her work at various galleries such
as The Guild Shop, Gardiner Museum and at
the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition. |
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Gallery of Previous Shows |
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Japanese
Canadian Cultural Centre, Holiday Craft Show
and Sale.
December 4, 2004 |
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Workshop at
Durham Potter's Guild, Pickering, Ontario.
April 27, 2004
Kasumi demonstrates her throwing
technique. |
| Photo
by Ian Chung |
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| Ontario Legislative
Display Cases, April to June, 2004 |
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| Solo Exhibition,
The Guild Shop, March 5 to 25, 2004 |
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| Studio
Show and Sale, 2002 |
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