JB Blunk Cups, Plates, Bowls & Sculptures 1950–1999

JB Blunk Cups, Plates, Bowls & Sculptures 1950–1999Great newspaper print zine of the wild ceramic constructions by the quietly radical artist JB Blunk. In 1946, Blunk was in California studying Physics at UCLA. He was failing badly, so a college counsellor got him to take an aptitude test. The results said he shouldnt be studying physics, but art (More people should take that test!). Blunk switched courses and went from an F student to a straight A. He studied ceramics, then went to Japan for a few

from the democratic revolutions overthrowing dictators to the movement against apartheid and for women's suffrage

W gallery in New York

Matt Wolf and Sarah Wood

the troubling subjectivities

art critic Rene Ricard

There are held events on hallowed ground as well as lesser-known sets

me and all the plants and creatures miserable and extinct

In Bitterfield

or stubbornly persist to find a place in the sun

imaginative flights

This is music that compares

a cultural journey that mimics the routes of his own life