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The Unfinished Print : A Mokuhanga Podcast

Andre Zadorozny
Mokuhanga
Printmaking
Japan
Japanese Woodblock Printing
Meiji Woodblock Prints
Art
Hokusai
Cochineal Dye
Naphthol Dye
Japanese Art
Cultural History
Creative Process
Luxury Techniques
Teaching
William Anderson
Edo Period
Prussian Blue
Narrative Art
Letterpress
Art Philosophy

The Unfinished Print is a podcast dedicated to exploring the art of Japanese woodblock printing, or mokuhanga. It offers an in-depth look at the printmakers, carvers, gallerists, and collectors involved in this unique art form. Through interviews, Andre Zadorozny, a mokuhanga printmaker himself, delves into what mokuhanga means to so many people.

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Elizabeth Forrest
Accomplished printmaker and first Mokuhanga teacher of André Zadorozny
Episode: Elizabeth Forrest : Printmaker - Have Baren, Will Travel
Charles Spitzack
Printmaker with a focus on Mokuhanga
Episode: Charles Spitzack : Printmaker - The Balancing Act Of Water
Kay Watanabe
Printmaker and artist who splits her time between Australia and Japan.
Episode: Kay Watanabe : Printmaker - The Definition of Beauty
Michael Verne
Gallerist specializing in Japanese prints and paintings
The Verne Collection
Episode: Michael Verne : Gallerist - Your Eyes And Your Heart
Andrea Starkey
Printmaker passionate about Mokuhanga and nature themes.
Episode: Andrea Starkey : Printmaker - Tiny Imperfections
Karen Kunc
Printmaker specializing in Mokuhanga and a range of other printmaking techniques.
Episode: Karen Kunc : Printmaker - Concepts of Distance
Dr. Monika Hinkel
Curator and lecturer for Japanese art, affiliated with SOWAS, University of London.
SOWAS, University of London
Episode: Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) - with Dr. Monika Hinkel
Jacek Machowski
Mokuhanga printmaker, educator, and explorer
Episode: Jacek Machowski : Printmaker - On The Edge Of Abstraction
Malene Wagner
Danish gallerist, curator, writer, and art historian specializing in Japanese art.
Tiger Tanuki
Episode: Malene Wagner : Tiger Tanuki - It's As Much To Do With History As It Has To Do With Art

Host

Andre Zadorozny
Host of The Unfinished Print, who brings firsthand experience as a Mokuhanga printmaker, offering a rich and informed perspective in discussions around Japanese woodblock printing.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 43 ratings
  • Wonder full

    Andrez is a great interviewer/ he knows when to question and when to step back. These podcasts are a gift- even if I was not interested in mokuhanga I would listen to these interesting people who share their purpose, craft, history and stories. They are my companion on long journeys and listened to more than once. Thank you. J

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Minna162
    Australia2 years ago
  • Amazing mokuhanga lives

    Love hearing everyone’s story around mokuhanga and how they develop their work with this technique. I am just starting to learn about it and it is so fascinating.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SlowTurtleMovingSlow
    Spain3 years ago
  • Delightfully esoteric!

    If you enjoy hearing artists explain their processes, you’ll love The Unfinished Print. Every episode delivers with fascinating guests and new-to-you information about printmaking materials, techniques, history, and philosophy.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mr Mummy
    United States3 years ago
  • Inspiring.

    This is a go to podcast for anyone interested in Japanese woodblock printing. Andre’s thoughtful questions are both instructive on Mokuhanga techniques as well as reflective on philosophies of the medium. His interviews cover tradition to innovation in the art form and chart its developments in the work of contemporary western artists.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tashie-two
    South Africa4 years ago
  • Excellent podcast!

    I am very interested in Japanese woodblock printing. I have seen so much content relating to it online, but this podcast was refreshing, interesting, and I loved hearing the perspective from different artists that I had not heard a lot about before.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jimbo1818
    United States5 years ago

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The discussions are seen as enriching, particularly for those new to Mokuhanga and printmaking techniques.
Many feel the insights shared by guests provide a captivating look into the art world.
The podcast appeals to both practitioners of the art and general art lovers who find the explorations of creativity and individuality fascinating.
Listeners appreciate the thoughtful interviews that explore both artistic process and cultural narratives.

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#198
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#237
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#58
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#79
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#124
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Andrea Starkey : Printmaker - Tiny Imperfections
Q: Why is Mokuhanga important to you?
It fulfills many different needs and is a way to get my thoughts onto paper.
Andrea Starkey : Printmaker - Tiny Imperfections
Q: What did you do to free up time for printmaking?
I took every free minute that I have and put it towards this.
Karen Kunc : Printmaker - Concepts of Distance
Q: Why is Mokuhanga important to you and to everyone at large?
It's crucial for preserving the techniques and qualities of woodcut printing for future generations.
Karen Kunc : Printmaker - Concepts of Distance
Q: How did your Mokuhanga change after your residency in Japan?
I found great satisfaction in using the reduction Mokuhanga style which was a major shift for me.
Karen Kunc : Printmaker - Concepts of Distance
Q: What is it about printmaking that you love so much?
I think it's the community atmosphere where I can observe and learn from others in a studio.

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Focusing primarily on the traditional Japanese art of woodblock printing, this podcast features interviews with expert printmakers, artists, and gallerists who share their personal journeys and insights into Mokuhanga. The conversations typically revolve around the intricacies of printmaking techniques, the cultural significance of this artistic form, and individual experiences that shape their practices. Notably, the host is a practitioner of Mokuhanga, which likely enriches the discussions with authentic, lived experiences and deeper understanding of the material and methodologies involved in the craft. This podcast is particularly appealing to those interested in Japanese art, printmaking techniques, and the intersection of tradition and... more

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1. Elizabeth Forrest
2. Charles Spitzack
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7. Dr. Monika Hinkel
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