Momoko Takeshita Keane is a distinguished ceramic artist based in Ithaca, New York, whose work bridges the boundaries of traditional Japanese pottery and contemporary sculptural forms. With deep roots in the museological and arts community, her ceramic pieces are not only showcased in galleries but also featured in museums and cultural institutions across the U.S. and Japan. Keane’s work combines natural textures and organic shapes with functional elegance, often inspired by her Japanese heritage and the natural landscapes of upstate New York.

As part of the Museums and Arts industry, Keane contributes to cultural education through her exhibitions, public installations, and artist talks. She actively participates in museum programs and community cultural events, fostering engagement with Asian art and environmental themes. Her exhibitions often explore the harmony between nature and human-made forms, making her a unique voice in ceramic art. Keane’s commitment to craftsmanship and cultural dialogue has earned her recognition in the international ceramics community and features in both private and institutional collections.

Key Services:

– Creation and exhibition of original ceramic art
– Museum and gallery exhibitions
– Artist talks and cultural workshops
– Participation in community arts and museum events
– Public art commissions and installations
– Promotion of Japanese ceramic traditions and techniques