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X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:Reischauer Inst: Akiyama Yo: Ceramic Sculpture and the Philosophy of Arche
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SUMMARY:Reischauer Inst: Akiyama Yo: Ceramic Sculpture and the Philosophy of Arche
DESCRIPTION:<p>	<strong>YO AKIYAMA</strong><strong>,</strong> ceramist; professor, Kyoto City University of Arts</p><p>	Widely recognized as one of Japan’s preeminent sculptors, Akiyama Yo has devoted his career to exploring the dynamics of the ceramic process. Each of his powerful objects explores the tensions of binary relationships such as solid-void, gravity-antigravity, formation-destruction, and examines the compression of time. Akiyama discusses the encounter between the artist’s creative vision and the physical properties of the material with which he works.</p><p>	For ticket information, please view <a href="https://www.mfa.org/programs/lectures-and-courses/akiyama-yo-ceramic-sculpture-and-the-philosophy-of-arche" title="">here</a><br><br><em>Presented by Rad Smith Program in Japanese Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston</em></p>
LOCATION:Barbara and Theodore Alfond Auditorium (Auditorium G36), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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