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DOCUMENTARY PREMIERE: Akiko Hirai: Mark of the Pot
DOCUMENTARY PREMIERE: Akiko Hirai: Mark of the Pot

Vanity Fair called potter Akiko Hirai a “Ceramicist Extraordinaire” and she is regarded by many as the worlds most famous potter. On January 1st 2024, the online premiere of the documentary I made with Goldmark filmsAkiko Hirai: 'Mark of the Pot' will go live on youtube and goldmark.tv.

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Art Films, Blog, Documentary, Goldmark Art, Pottery Films, Streaming TVJonny LewisAkiko Hirai, Pottery Films, Pottery, Pottery documentary, Documentary film, Documentary, Art films, Art Documentary, Art WorldComment
Phil Rogers (1951-2020) A Celebration
Phil Rogers (1951-2020) A Celebration

Phil Rogers, who died late last year after a short illness, was one of Britain’s leading potters and advocates for his craft. His work is internationally respected and examples are held in the collections of more than 50 museums worldwide, including the V&A, the British Museum, the National Museum of Wales, the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, and the Museum of Modern Ceramic Art in Mino, Japan

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Goldmark Art, Goldmark.TV, Promotional film, Pottery FilmsJonny LewisPhil Rogers, Pottery Films, Ceramics, Ceramics films, Pottery, Phil rogers Pottery For saleComment
World-famous potter Warren MacKenzie dies at 94
World-famous potter Warren MacKenzie dies at 94

It was sad to hear the news that Warren MacKenzie died peacefully at home in Stillwater last week. He was 94. I was fortunate enough to meet Warren last year in Stillwater, USA, during filming of two documentaries for Goldmark….

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Blog, Art Films, Goldmark Art, Documentary, Sony FS7, Pottery FilmsJonny LewisWarren MacKenzie, Randy Johnson, Warren MacKenzie dies at 94, Warren MacKenzie dies, Warren MacKenzie film, Warren MacKenzie Documetary, Pottery Films, Ceramics films, Pottery documentary, Goldmark filmsComment