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Beyond the Surface: The Unity of Surface and Pattern in the Work of Wada Morihiro

Asia Week New York’s 2025 webinar focused on Wada Morihiro (1944-2008), one of Japan’s most respected ceramists. Regarded as the successor to the legendary Kamoda Shōji, Wada’s exceptional oeuvre remains a stand-out among his contemporaries. His sold-out exhibitions were held not only at department store venues but also at fine art galleries with astonishing price tags during Japan’s “Bubble” era in the 1990s, a remarkable feat for a ceramic artist. Now major works have entered the collections of prestigious museums internationally. This panel was organized ahead of the publication Beyond the Surface: The Unity of Surface and Pattern in the Work of Wada Morihiro, due out in early March, 2025. Panelists placed his work within the broader context of Japanese twentieth-century ceramic history and explored Wada’s career and process. PANELISTS: Meghen Jones, Associate Professor of Art History in the School of Art and Design at Alfred University Aaron Rio, Tateuchi Foundation Curator of Japanese and Korean Art at the Seattle Art Museum Sugiyama Michio, Former Deputy Secretary-General of Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park Nicolle Bertozzi, PhD candidate at Columbia University in medieval and early modern Japanese history Moderated by Joan Mirviss, our latest Zoom Gallery Talk, "Beyond the Surface: The Unity of Form and Pattern in the Work of Wada Morihiro," took place on Thursday, February 27th. Visit Joan B Mirviss LTD website at http://www.mirviss.com Follow us on Instagram   / joanbmirvissltd   You can also find us on Facebook   / mirviss