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Yomiuri Shimbun Story, December 12, 2007
A nice cup of tea. Artist Richard Milgrim marks 30 years of ceramics with book. Drinking from a tea
bowl made by Richard Milgrim is both a tactile pleasure and an invitation to visual interpretation.
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Click Here for Audio Interview with Richard Milgrim
11 minutes 12 seconds. Requires MP3 player. After clicking above link, a small
window will appear. Click the OPEN button to launch playback. World Interactive interview with potter Richard Milgrim. English only. First broadcast in Japan on April 8th, 2006
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Japan's Tea Pots Made by an American Potter
Japan Times, September 9, 2004; written by Robert Yellin
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Click Here for Video with Richard Milgrim
1 Minute Seven Seconds. REQUIRES REALONE PLAYER.
Short video presentation featuring artist Richard Milgrim, his views, and some shots of his ceramics and his kiln near Kyoto, Japan. This video courtesy of the Holy Mountain Trading Company.
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Japanese-Language Magazine Story
Magazine story in the publication Chaire Bessatsu, July 2005.
Japanese-language only.
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Japanese-Language Newspaper Story
Newspaper story in the Tottori Shimbun, April 2, 2005.
Japanese-language only.
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Ceramics: Art and Perception No. 40, 2000
Richard Milgrim's Tea Ceramics, Tea Practice
Article by Morgan Pitelka
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Daruma Japanese Art & Antiques Magazine
Daruma #7, Summer 1995
Story: Contemporary Ceramics, Richard Milgrim
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Ceramics: Art and Perception No. 17, 1994
Richard Milgrim: In the World of Tea
Article by Margaret Price
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 holymtn.com/tea/books.htm#milgrim
Limited edition of 2000, privately published in Japan and offered by Holy Mountain. This book chronicles five years of tea ceramics made in
the Mino style by American artist RICHARD MILGRIM. Milgrim is the first Western potter whose tea wares are endorsed by the Grand Master of the Urasenke tea school. Milgrim
's thick, white glazes and iron-oxide paintings are characteristic of Shino ware, developed during the Momoyama Era at the Mino kilns and favored by tea connoisseurs. Bbook contains
various examples of ceramic styles and forms including:
- Tea bowls
- Tea caddies
- Water containers
- Flower vases
- Lid rests
- Charcoal containers
- Sake bottles and cups
BOK-4, Price: $55
Tea Ceramics by Richard Milgrim
Soft cover, 91 pages, 101 color and 7 black & white photographs
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Los Gatos Weekly Times, October 22, 1997
East Meets West in Ceramics Exhibit (story by Shari Kaplan)
Kyoto resident Richard Milgrim fashions items for use in the traditional Japanese tea ceremony.
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Outside Links to Other Web Sites
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