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How will ceramic art change in the 21st century?
What aesthetic values
and ideas do ceramic artists from different countries
have? Today,
ceramic artists of the world are working to explore
new visions for the
future.
We are now going to find the most promising artists
- those with the
most creative and challenging ideas ?
who will lead the way in the evolution of ceramic
art in the 21st century.
We have brought together artists from around the
world to achieve this
noble goal.
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At the 1st CEBIKO, we saw works by artists who had been
at the forefront of ceramic art in the
20th century.
Under the theme “Looing Back for the Future”, we celebrated
the achievements of contemporary
ceramic artists in the 20th century and anticipated the
continued development of ceramic art in
the 21st century.
Who will lead the 21st century? Through the exhibition
“Now & Now,” we will find these
vanguard artists and forecast new trends in ceramic art
through their work. Now & Now will
showcase the ideas that inspire ceramic artists, the creative
elements they apply, and the
evolving spirit they bring to contemporary ceramic art.
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Venue : Icheon World Ceramic
Center
Participants : 60 Artists
from Asia, Europe, America, Oceania and Africa
Commissioners
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Korea - Kwon, Sun-Hyung (Emeritus Professor, Seoul National
University/ Member of National
Academy of Arts) Europe - Anton Reijnders (Head, European
Ceramics Work Center, The
Netherlands) America - Matthew Kangas (Independent Art
Critic & Curator/ Contributing Editor,
Art in America) Asia(Japan) - Ito Ikutaro (Director, Museum
of Oriental
Ceramics, Osaka, Japan) |
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