New collection for Holidays
Artworks Prints Designer Piece
Curated by ZZART Gift Shop
Full Moon Pot and Moonlight Tea Cups
Pot: 80mm x 72mm, 250ml
Cup: 45mm x 40mm, 50ml
Porcelain, silver-plated, hand-drawing
Set One: 1Pot with 2Cups. 168.00
Set TWO: 1Pot wit 4Cups, 218.00
Japanese Ukiyo-e Prints
Masterpieces by Utagawa Hiroshige, Katsushika Hokusai and more
The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido, Utagawa Hiroshige, woodblock Print, 15 x 10 in, Shawa 40, 1960s
The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido is a renowned series by the Japanese ukiyo-e master Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858). This series illustrates the fifty-three post stations along the Tokaido route, which connected Edo (now Tokyo) with Kyoto. Hiroshige's exquisite brushwork and harmonious colors vividly capture the unique characteristics of each station. The prints not only depict the natural scenery and cultural landscapes of Edo-period Japan but also portray the daily lives and customs of travelers along the route.
Price 650.00 each without frame. One set with 53 pieces is available.
Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, Katsushika Hokusai, woodblock Print, 15 x 10 in, Shawa 45, 1960-1965
Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji is a renowned series of woodblock prints created by the Japanese ukiyo-e master Katsushika Hokusai between 1830 and 1832. The series consists of 36 prints, each depicting Mount Fuji from various viewpoints and under different weather conditions.
Hokusai used innovative compositions and exquisite technique to capture both the grandeur and subtle beauty of Mount Fuji, often incorporating lively scenes of daily life and natural landscapes. Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji is one of Hokusai's most famous works and has had a profound influence on the global art scene.
Price 650.00 each without frame.
North Korean propoganda posters from a private collection, precious and comprehensive historical documents from 1950s -1990s.
Only for academic research institutions and art museums collection.
Price Request.
Angelica Lorenzi, I’m all dressed up and have no one to dance with, IADUAHNTDW / 2024 / Ceramic, Glaze / 14x14x6.5 in
Price request.
Angelica Lorenzi, Elleboro, EFL / 2023 / Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete, Epoxy Clay, Acrylic, Paracor / 24x23x69 in
Price request.
Chasing Clouds: A Decade of Studies by Emily Cheng
Emily Cheng's work, combines the use of linguistic symbols and visual imagery to portray and construct spiritual connections between humanity, nature and the universe. This reflects the artist's pursuit of human origins and the exploration of the essence in the cosmos. Her works are concise and abstract, featuring bright and translucent colors. The arrangement and combination of dots, lines, and various geometric color blocks have become the distinctive features of her pieces. The composition of her works presents a tension of order through rational rigor. The layout of colors and variations in brightness create a sense of depth in both time and breadth in space. The entire picture is filled with the dynamic energy of the sun, moon, and stars, revealing a grand and vast serenity.
This immense monograph focuses on 305 drawings that she has made in the last decade, and includes an index that traces her diverse sources: China's Zhou to Qing Dynasties; Renaissance, Baroque and Byzantine art and architecture; Korean, Japanese and Indian cultures; the study of drapery in the West and in Asia, largely through religious figures; and depictions of the arabesque in plants, flowers, trees, clouds and fire in Taoist and Buddhist imagery. Cheng's work is contextualized within the field of contemporary abstract painting, and the subtle differences between European and Chinese techniques, influences and methodologies in her work are examined in detail.
Please contact us to purchase Emily Cheng’s art book. Contact us
Publisher
BLUE KINGFISHER
Book Format
Hardback, 9.25 x 10.75 in. / 384 pgs / 340 color / 6 tinted black and white.
Publishing Status
Pub Date 3/1/2008
No longer our product
Distribution
D.A.P. Exclusive
Catalog: Spring 2008 p. 167
List Price: $75.00
Elks of the Economy by Yaks of the Industry
YOTI participated in the 2022 Nur Ein contest under the pseudonym "Elks of the Economy," making the semifinal and generating these seven songs, which were meticulously® crafted to the titles and songwriting challenges provided by the contest judges. As a result, the group of songs ended up diverging from the songwriting formulae employed on the first Yaks album. Elks of the Economy explores synthpop, disco rock, experimental pop, and even "latin jazz" in an idiosyncratic and uniquely Yaks song sampler.
Look out for the third Yaks release, to come out in late 2023
Released August 28, 2023
Yaks of the Industry are:
Damien Quartz
Michael "Mo" Ouyang
John Nolt
Ken Mahru
Sam Douglass
All songs written, performed, and produced by Yaks of the Industry
"Can't Let It Go" featured guest vocals: Jeff Fal, Mark Wengelewski
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Influence by Moody Vermin
Moody Vermin are a progressive rock collective comprised of longtime internet collaborators who have never met in real life, but who share questions and concerns about modern society. They also exude naturally intense rock energy.
Influence is an album in which we explore the ways influence permeates our post-postmodern society, via interrogating our own musical influences.
Released July 14, 2023
Moody Vermin are:
Mo Ouyang
Evermind
Roy Walter
Music, lyrics, concepts, production by Moody Vermin
additional vocals:
Tearing Up: Huan-Hua Chye
One Minute Closer: Huan-Hua Chye, Tom Morton
album art: Tom Morton
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