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‘Wild Earth’ allows Andy Rahe to revisit the months he apprenticed with Toshiko Takaezu – Matter News
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‘Wild Earth’ allows Andy Rahe to revisit the months he apprenticed with Toshiko Takaezu – Matter News
Andy Rahe works alongside Toshiko Takaezu in the late ’90s. Photo by Leslie Ferst. For 13 months beginning in 1998, Columbus artist Andy Rahe apprenticed with Toshiko Takaezu, an intensive stretch during which he lived and worked alongside the late ceramicist at her rural New Jersey home. The days were long, generally beginning at 7 a.m. and often extending past midnight, with Rahe’s routine consisting of working in the studio, working in the g…
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