Publisher: JB Blunk Estate
Measurements: 10.2 × 8.2 inches
Format: Hardcover
Condition: New
A comprehensive portrait of American artist JB Blunk, whose instinctive approach to wood, clay, and stone blurred the boundaries between art, craft, and everyday life.
This beautifully illustrated monograph brings together archival and newly commissioned photographs of his jewelry, ceramics, paintings, furniture, sculpture, and hand-built Northern California home. Essays by Lucy Lippard, Glenn Adamson, Fariba Bogzaran, Louise Allison Cort, and René Bustamante explore Blunk’s creative practice, his connections to Japan and the California landscape, and the artists and ideas that shaped his work. The fourth edition features a new color cover and artwork, alongside an archival interview with Blunk and a newly commissioned conversation with his longtime friend and studio assistant Rick Yoshimoto.
Publisher: JB Blunk Estate
Measurements: 10.2 × 8.2 inches
Format: Hardcover
Condition: New
A comprehensive portrait of American artist JB Blunk, whose instinctive approach to wood, clay, and stone blurred the boundaries between art, craft, and everyday life.
This beautifully illustrated monograph brings together archival and newly commissioned photographs of his jewelry, ceramics, paintings, furniture, sculpture, and hand-built Northern California home. Essays by Lucy Lippard, Glenn Adamson, Fariba Bogzaran, Louise Allison Cort, and René Bustamante explore Blunk’s creative practice, his connections to Japan and the California landscape, and the artists and ideas that shaped his work. The fourth edition features a new color cover and artwork, alongside an archival interview with Blunk and a newly commissioned conversation with his longtime friend and studio assistant Rick Yoshimoto.
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