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Lonely Planet. Yamatai Koku. Susan Kooi
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+++Susan Kooi, Yoriko Ishizawa, Colleen Morgan, Hangil Jang, Fukae Ryohei, Youngbin Kim+++
ISBN
978-94-90322-93-9
Graphic designer
Carolina Aboarrage
Number of pages
94
Book size
12.2 x 19.6 cm
Binding
softcover
English
Concept and editing: Susan Kooi
Proofreading: Aaron Bogart
Photography: Susan Kooi, Mirjam Watajima, Noriko Ishizawa.
Made possible with the support of Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst, Mondriaan Fonds, Saga prefecture.
Lonely Planet. Yamatai Koku.Susan Kooi is the second part of the triptych, in which Dutch artist Susan Kooi travels to Italy, Portugal, and Japan to work with various traditions of ceramic crafts. During a three-month residency in Arita - birthplace of Japanese porcelain production with a rich history in ceramics - Kooi worked with recontextualizing and poetically reconstructing ceramic objects.
This publication shows a selection of works made during Kooi's three-month residency in Arita, adapted into essays, science fiction and manga by Susan Kooi, Yoriko Ishizawa, Colleen Morgan, Hangil Jang, Fukae Ryohei, and Youngbin Kim.
Dutch artist Susan Kooi completed her bachelor's degree in VAV at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in 2012. Her multidisciplinary practice includes music, video, sculpture, installations, text, and fashion. Her interest in notions of (pre)history has a cheery existentialist perspective. What are the objects that lay claim to existence?
€21.50
Lonely Planet. Yamatai Koku. Susan Kooi
€21.50
ISBN
978-94-90322-93-9
Graphic designer
Carolina Aboarrage
Number of pages
94
Book size
12.2 x 19.6 cm
Binding
softcover
English
Concept and editing: Susan Kooi
Proofreading: Aaron Bogart
Photography: Susan Kooi, Mirjam Watajima, Noriko Ishizawa.
Made possible with the support of Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst, Mondriaan Fonds, Saga prefecture.
Lonely Planet. Yamatai Koku.Susan Kooi is the second part of the triptych, in which Dutch artist Susan Kooi travels to Italy, Portugal, and Japan to work with various traditions of ceramic crafts. During a three-month residency in Arita - birthplace of Japanese porcelain production with a rich history in ceramics - Kooi worked with recontextualizing and poetically reconstructing ceramic objects.
This publication shows a selection of works made during Kooi's three-month residency in Arita, adapted into essays, science fiction and manga by Susan Kooi, Yoriko Ishizawa, Colleen Morgan, Hangil Jang, Fukae Ryohei, and Youngbin Kim.
Dutch artist Susan Kooi completed her bachelor's degree in VAV at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in 2012. Her multidisciplinary practice includes music, video, sculpture, installations, text, and fashion. Her interest in notions of (pre)history has a cheery existentialist perspective. What are the objects that lay claim to existence?
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