MS259
Hiroshi Sueyoshi
Hiroshi Sueyoshi a
native of Tokyo arrived in the United States in 1971 to help build Humble Mill
Pottery in Asheboro, NC. After additional study in Virginia he returned to
North Carolina in 1974 to work as a production potter in Seagrove at Seagrove
Pottery. Sueyoshi has taught at the Sampson Technical Institute in Sampson
County, Wilson Technical Institute in Wilson County and Cape Fear Community
College in New Hanover County. He primarily works with porcelain using the
Japanese techniques of neriage and nerikomi. Sueyoshi has exhibited his
work and won numerous awards in exhibitions across the United States. His work
is in private, corporate, and institutional collections including the Renwick
Gallery. Sueyoshi is a graduate of Tokyo Aeronautical College and the Ochanomizu
Design School in Tokyo.
This collection has been designated Accession Number 259 of the Manuscripts Collection, Special Collections Department, William Madison Randall Library, University of North Carolina at Wilmington, 601 South College Road, Wilmington, North Carolina 28403-327.
There are no access restrictions on this collection.
Inventory
Manuscript/Box/File
259/1/1
Hiroshi
Sueyoshi newspaper reviews
259/1/2
Hiroshi Sueyoshi newspaper
reviews
259/1/3
Hiroshi Sueyoshi newspaper article, reviews,
news photos of pottery
259/1/4
Hiroshi Sueyoshi newspaper
reviews, news photos
259/1/5
Cape Fear Tidewater, July
1985
Gallery of Art and Design, N.C. State University,
1999
Spirit Square Center for the Arts, Spring
1992
259/1/6
The Arts Courier, April 1999
Various
pottery brochures featuring Hiroshi Sueyoshi's
work
259/1/7
Various pottery brochures/announcements featuring
Hiroshi Sueyoshi's work
259/1/8
Various pottery
brochures/announcements featuring Hiroshi Sueyoshi's
work
259/1/9
Various pottery & sculpture brochures/exhibits
featuring Hiroshi Sueyoshi's work
259/1/10
Various pottery
& sculpture brochures/exhibits featuring Hiroshi Sueyoshi's
work
259/1/11
American Porcelain: New Expressions in
an Ancient Art catalogue
259/1/12
Juried Exhibition of
North Carolina Crafts, 1983
A Different Turn: An Exhibition
Exploring the Creative Expression of North Carolina Potters Working in Media
other than Clay, North Carolina Center
259/1/13
East
Carolina University Crafts Show
259/1/14
Crafts of The
Carolinas correspondence
259/1/15
Renwick Gallery of The
Smithsonian correspondence, 1980's
Madcap Teapot Party, Renwick
Gallery, 1996
259/2/1
Loan agreement with National Collection of
Fine Arts, Smithsonian Renwick Gallery, Washington, D.C. Sept. 30,
1983
Description of 2 cones fired 1998/99, handwritten by Hiroshi
Thank
you letter from Charles F. Chamberlain, ECU School of Art, Feb. 26,
1999
259/2/2
Randall Library poster and invitation announcing
exhibit of Hiroshi ceramics, March 7 - April 14, 2000
Photo of Hiroshi in
Randall Library with several ceramics
259/2/3
Thank you letter
to Hiroshi from Green Hill Center for NC Art, 4/24/98
Exhibit inventory form
from Hiroshi
Friends of the Gallery Collect, NC State University exhibit
list April-June, 1999
St. John's Museum of Art Newsletter, 1999
The
Intracoastal Newsletter, summer 1999 - Meet The
Artist
259/2/4
Various exhibits featuring several art
mediums
259/2/5
Arts Council of Wilson, The Courier,
April 1999, small poster
259/2/6
North Carolina Clay,
1992. Visual arts program NC State
University
259/2/7
Wilmington Star - News, 1984 -
1988. News and Observer, 1984
259/2/8
The Arts
Journal, Sept., 1983
This Week, July 9, 1987
259/2/9
Media Releases from North
Carolina Museum of Art announcing selected artists for Statewide
Exhibition
Email from Wenzhi of Zen Expressions, Ltd
Franklin Square
Gallery, Southport, 23rd annual exhibit program, 2003
Correspondence with
Rocky Mount Arts Center, The Mint Museums, Fayetteville Museum of Art
259/2/10
Ceramic Monthly,
November, 2002
259/2/11
Wilmington,
Winter 2004/2005
259/2/12
Newspapers- Encore,
Feb. 25 to March 2, 2004
Star News, Today section, July 7,
2003
Star News, Currents Sept. 2, 2004
Star News, Today,
March 3, 2004
Star News, Today March 30, 2004
259/3/1
Rendition of "Harmony'' sculpture
for The Forum
259/3/2
Star News articles, Hiroshi
and sculpture "Harmony" 2000
259/3/3
Letters to Hiroshi from Swain and
Associates discussing "Harmony" sculpture
Information packet on The
Forum
259/3/4
21st Annual Competition for
North Carolina Artists, 1993
259/3/5
Loblolly, August 1984
259/3/6
UNCW Magazine, Winter
2007
announcement of Hiroshi Sueyoshi as NC Living Treasure, page
3
259/3/7
Cameron Art Museum Presents The
Clay Studio with Master Artist-in-Residence Hiroshi Sueyoshi, 2006
Cameron
Art Museum Member Bulletin, Spring 2006
Invitation to the Opening of the
Pancoe Art Education Center, February 1, 2006
259/3/8
Brochure for 8 Artists 6 Houses,
October 13-15, 2006
259/3/9
Star News article, Hiroshi
Sueyoshi as NC Living Treasure, September 29, 2006
COPYRIGHT: Retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their
descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright
law.