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Contemporary Eastern European Ceramics: 
A Journey to Eastern Europe through the Museum Collection

  • Dates : September 18, 2015 – July 31, 2016
  • Place : 1 Gallery, Icheon World Ceramic Center
  • Host : Gyeonggi Province
  • Organizers : Korea Ceramic Foundation(Icheon World Ceramic Center)
  • Capacity : Korea Ceramic Foundation Collection 74 Artworks (About 55 artists from 15 countries)
  • Artists :
    Adam Abel(Poland), Maria Kuczynska(Poland), Anna Malicka Zamorska(Poland), Deleu-Regel Aneta(Poland), Kamila Szczesna(Poland), Alicja Podgorska Birkner(Poland), Edyta Cieloch(Poland), Olaf Brzeski(Poland), Milan Kout(Czech), Elzbieta Grosseova(Czech), Vaclav Šerak(Czech), Maria Rudavaska(Slovakia), Martina Zwolfer(Austria), Augarten(Austria), Josef Hoffmann(Austria), Gundi Dietz(Austria), Briant Rokyta(Austria), Roland Summer(Austria), Petra Oxana Lutnyk(Austria), Gabriele Gruber Gisler(Austria), Takacs Zoltan(Hungary), Tamas Akos(Hungary), Imre Schrammel(Hungary), Horvath Laszlo(Hungary), Herend(Hungary), Maria Geszler Garzuly(Hungary), Sylvia Nagy(Hungary), Laszlo Fekete(Hungary), Oana Ramona Pop(Rumania), Arina Ailincai(Rumania), Viorica Bocioc(Rumania), Vukicevic Velimir(Serbia), Kristina Bogdanov(Serbia), Vyara Nakova(Bulgaria), Lora Dimova(Bulgaria), Daisy Liacopoulou(Greece), Stella Bakatsi(Greece), Marina Kalla(Greece), Ihor Kovalevych(Ukraine), Svetlana Pasechnaya(Ukraine), Yauheni Adzinochanka(Belarus), Dalia Lauckaite Jakimaviciene(Lithuania), Graźina Švaziete(Lithuania), Eugenijus Paukste(Lithuania), Ruta Sipalyte(Lithuania), Peteris Martinsons(Latvia), Ilona Romule(Latvia), Inguna Skuja & Melissa. D. Braden(Latvia), Eva Park(Estonia), Annika Teder(Estonia), Victor F. Reshetnikov(Russia), Gerbi Tsesarskaia(Russia), Inna Rusadze(Russia), Irina Razumovskaya(Russia)

The special exhibition Contemporary Eastern European Ceramics presents contemporary ceramic art of Eastern Europe through selected works in the collection of Icheon World Ceramic Center. Contemporary ceramics is diversifying all over the world. And yet, the region and society where an artist was born and grew up remains an important factor in the artist's works and helps the audience understand them.

Eastern Europe has a very distinct identity. History has unfolded there very differently compared to Western Europe, and Eastern Europe boasts its own unique cultures. However, we are all still relatively unfamiliar with Eastern Europe, even in this day and age when international travel is becoming an ordinary thing and cultures are becoming globalized. It has long been overshadowed by Western Europe. The Koreans still consider Eastern Europe strange and unfamiliar.

Thankfully, light is now at last being shed on the cultures and art of Eastern European countries, and more Korean tourists are visiting Eastern Europe and exhibitions of Eastern European art are being held in Korea.

We have arranged this exhibition to appreciate the cultures and charms of Eastern Europe through ceramic works from the region. We are specifically directing attention to contemporary ceramics by Eastern European artists in the collection of the Korea Ceramic Foundation.

This exhibition defines Eastern Europe as ‘European regions east of Germany including Russia’ in general and regional scope, and it shows ceramic works from countries in that region. Presented here are seventy-four pieces from fifteen countries, including countries of Central and Eastern Europe, Southeastern Europe, and former Soviet republics. We hope you enjoy these diverse ceramic works as if you are on a trip to a new place.

Countries represented at the exhibition

  • Section 1 : Poland/ Czech Republic/ Slovakia/ Austria/ Hungary
  • Section 2 : Rumania/ Serbia/ Bulgaria/ Greece
  • Section 3 : Ukraine/ Belarus/ Lithuania/ Latvia/ Estonia/ Russia

Support

Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Seoul, Czech Center, Austrian Embassy Seoul, Embassy of Hungary in Seoul, Embassy of Ukraine in Korea, Embassy of the Republic of Korea to the Hellenic Republic, The Embassy of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Korea, Embassay of Bulgaria in Korea

Main Artworks/ Artifacts

주요 전시작품
Sessions Images Artist Title
section 1 Poland Relieve Deleu-Regel Aneta Relieve
Czech Republic Boat Milan Kout Boat
Slovakia Wire Waterfall of the Earth Maria Rudavaska Wire Waterfall of the Earth
Austria Head Porcelain Gundi Dietz  Head Porcelain
Hungary Lucky stones & Paperweights Takacs Zoltan Lucky stones & Paperweights
section 2 Rumania Tears of Joy Viorica Bocioc Tears of Joy
Serbia Torsion Vukicevic Velimir Torsion
Bulgaria Oriental Food Dinner Set Lora Dimova Oriental Food Dinner Set
Greece Composition 5 Daisy Liacopoulou Composition 5
section 3 Ukraine The Rain Ihor KOVALEVYCH The Rain
Belarus Winter Fairy Tale Yauheni Adzinochanka Winter Fairy Tale
Lithuania Match II, 2014 Ruta Sipalyte Match II, 2014
Latvia Depending on Circumstances Ilona Romule Depending on Circumstances
Estonia Floating Bridge of Dreams

Annika Teder Floating Bridge of Dreams
Russia Structures Inna Rusadze Structures

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