Chris Keenan: New Ceramics
Forthcoming exhibition
Overview
Chris Keenan began working with clay in his mid-thirties when he began a two-year apprenticeship with Edmund de Waal. His collection includes beakers, bowls, cups, teapots, jugs and pots for flowers.
Chris spent six weeks as Artist-in-Residence at the Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art in Japan working with local clays and glazes. He was invited to fire work in the salt-glaze and noborigama kilns of Tomoo Hamada.
Works
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Chris Keenan, 1-6 Celadon beakers with red reeds -
Chris Keenan, 7-14 Celadon beakers with dotted shapes£400.00
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Chris Keenan, 15-20 Tenmoku and celadon beakers
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Chris Keenan, 21-28 Celadon beakers with circular relief
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Chris Keenan, 29-34 Celadon tea set with double dots – teapot, 4 cups, wooden tray
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Chris Keenan, 35-38 Celadon tea set with dotted circles – teapot, 2 cups, wooden tray
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Chris Keenan, 39-42 Celadon and tenmoku tea set – teapot, 2 cups, wooden tray
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Chris Keenan, 43-44 Pair of small celadon cloud cups with red base
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Chris Keenan, 45-46 Pair of small tenmoku cloud cups with celadon writing
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Chris Keenan, 47-48 Pair of small mottled cloud cups
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Chris Keenan, 49-50 Pair of small celadon cloud cups with tenmoku decoration
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Chris Keenan, 51-52 Pair of larger celadon cloud cups with reddish spots
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Chris Keenan, 53-57 Bud vases with vertical grey writing
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Chris Keenan, 58 Celadon bottle with grey line
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Chris Keenan, 59 Celadon bottle with grey line
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Chris Keenan, 60 Tenmoku and celadon horizon bottle
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Chris Keenan, 61 Tenmoku and celadon horizon bottle
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Chris Keenan, 62 Celadon bottle with reddish ring
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Chris Keenan, 63 Celadon bottle with reddish ring
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Chris Keenan, 64 Celadon bottle with blue lines£100.00
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Chris Keenan, 65 Celadon bottle with blue lines£225.00
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Chris Keenan, 66 Mottled bottle£95.00
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Chris Keenan, 67 Mottled bottle£200.00
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Chris Keenan, 70 Celadon cloud pot£550.00
