Sale 6327
| Chicago
| Chicago
Estimate$50,000 – $70,000
Klein Art Works, Chicago
Catalog Note
A painter and a ceramicist, Jun Kaneko creates bulbous stoneware sculptures that he calls "dangos," Japanese for "dumpling." Ceramic works in this scale become expressive canvases for painterly glaze applications and bold pattern experiments. The extensive drying time of the clay body allows for months of consideration. Here, long lines of colors contour the composition dotted by a grid of square patches evocative of a cactus form.
No visible marks or signatures.
In overall good and ready to place condition. There are no breaks, losses or repairs to the ceramic body. Glaze crazing is present throughout the surface. The decorate patches are matte where the rest of the piece has a glossy surface. No marks on the underside. Please see additional images.
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