Sandei-sha Rethought Zenei Era when pottery was born

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Arts and Fine Arts
[Introduction to the contents]
Hashiri Publishing, an avant-garde pottery group that led the world of pottery after the war.
The 25 years of being "avant-garde" by sending out "pottery objects" to the world.
It looks back with about 180 works and about 200 documents such as photos and DM.
Hashiri Publishing, an avant-garde pottery group that was formed by 5 people, Kazuo Yagi, Tetsuo Kano, Hikaru Yamada, Misuke Matsui and Osamu Suzuki, in 1948 soon after the war. This book was produced in response to exhibitions focusing on the first half of the 50 years of its activities.
In an era when social values were shaken greatly, young potters became independent as modern forms of pottery and sent out "pottery objects" to the world. In addition, with the Modern International Pottery Exhibition (1964) as an opportunity, Hashiri Publishing members become aware of the expressions of pottery around the world and change their avant-garde. This book contains about 180 works by artists such as Saikyokai who developed the avant-garde pottery movement around the same time as Hashiri Publishing. More than 200 documents such as photographs and exhibitions DM are published together with the chronological history. It looks back on the 25 years that Hashiri Publishing ran through, and what kind of existence Hashiri Publishing was in the movement of the same period.
Contents :
Chapter 1 : The beginning of avant-garde pottery Hashiri Publishing was established and around (until 1954)
Chapter 2 : The birth and development of pottery (1955 63)
Chapter 3 : The Modern International Pottery Exhibition (1964 73)