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Kayoko Hoshino

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Publication Date

2015-12-01

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Martin, Tony

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Used by permission: Ceramics: Art & Perception and the author.

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Abstract

An exploration of the artistic motivations and processes of Japanese artist Kayoko Hoshino as revealed in a face-to-face interview about her favourite piece.

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japanese , potter , ceramics , artist

Citation

Martin, T. (2015). Kayoko Hoshino. Ceramics: Art and Perception, 25(4), 12-17.

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Ceramics: Art and Perception

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1035-1841

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