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Past Exhibitions

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Dates : July 17 – September 30, 2015
Place : 2 · 3 Gallery, Icheon World Ceramic Center
Organizers : Korea Ceramic Foundation(Icheon World Ceramic Center), The National Folk Museum of Korea
Capacity : 103 Works
- Korea Ceramic Foundation Collection: 27 Artworks
- The National Folk Museum of Korea Collection: 27 Artifacts
- Gyeonggi Ceramic Museum: 3 Artifacts
- Gyeoggi Provincial Museum: 1 Artifacts
- Invited Artists(Ceramics, Media): 19 Artist (45 Artworks)
Artists :
Aikyu Hahn(KR), Ann Roberts(CAN), Audhild Rypdal(NOR), Bjorg Hougen(NOR), Eli Veim(NOR), Kari Aasen(NOR), Lippa Dalen(NOR), Siri Haaskjold(NOR), Daehoon Kim(KR), Deasuk Jeon(KR), Eunbum Lee(KR), Eunhye Lee(KR), Eunseo Song(KR), Shinhye Yoon(KR), Giho Kang(KR), Greg Daly(AUS), Haewon Lee(KR), Hongkon Han(KR), Hunja Lim(KR), Hyegyung Kim(KR), Eunsung Song(KR), Hyungjae Ahn(KR), Ikyoung Kim(KR), Jaehyo Jung(KR), Jeanne Waters(USA), Jisook Lee(KR), Jungok Kim(KR), Jungsoon Kim(KR), Li Ya Wan(CHN), Magari Kazuma(JP), Miae An(KR), Mika Laidlaw(JP), Nancy Blum(USA), Peter Lane(UK), Rika Herbst, Rui Hong Xu(TPE), Seongman Ahn(KR), Seungki Min(KR), Soonsik Kim(KR), Xue Zi Jiang(CHN), Youjung Jung(KR), Youngkyu Ko(KR), Yukio Takahashi(JP)

The Icheon World Ceramic Center and the National Folk Museum of Korea are pleased to co-host a special exhibition, The Promenade: Healing in Nature, organized to provide relief and calmness to visitors taking a break from the hectic pace of daily life and sizzling summer days.

Our ancestors enjoyed travelling or resting in nature by dipping their feet in stream or sitting under a tree or on a wooden-floor hall to appreciate nature, when they were fatigued from their daily lives. In the present day, we have many more ways to relax and unwind than in the past, but taking a break in nature and relaxing on a journey are still popular ways to refresh ourselves.

The Promenade portrays a traveler who begins a journey to his/her friend’s house. The journey begins at dawn and ends at night, and it is divided into four parts – a journey for resting, a morning walk, an invitation in the afternoon, and sentimental moonlight. Each part of the journey incorporates objects used in daily life of the past and contemporary ceramic works. The peaceful walk in woods in the morning and a refreshing time with a friend in the afternoon, and lying down to watch stars at night – these are the true moments of resting and a time to look back on our lives.

Main Artworks/ Artifacts

주요 전시작품
Sessions	Images	Labels
Prologue: A Journey for Resting		Rest 2002∥KOCEF Collection Mika Laidlaw, Japan
		Mountain Sky: Dawn 2000∥KOCEF Collection Peter Lane, UK
		Stackable Side Dish Box Late Joseon Dynasty∥NFM Collection
		White Porcelain Stackable Side-Dish Box Series 2015 Xue Zi Jiang, China
		Mobile Tea Tools for 2 on a Spring Picnic 2010 Haewon Lee, Korea
Section 1: Invitation in the afternoon		White Porcelain Water Dropper Shaped as Mt. Geumgangsan 18th Century∥NFM Collection
		Snow Mountain 2000∥KOCEF Collection Hongkon Han, Korea
		Thousands of Kilometers Landscape 2010∥KOCEF Collection Li Ya Wan, China
		Painting of Flowers and Birds Late 19th Century∥NFM Collection
		Flowers and Birds – Ceramic 2015 Hunja Lim, Korea
		Flowers and Birds – Ceramic 2015 Hunja Lim, Korea
		Painting of Mt. Geumgangsan Late Joseon Dynasty∥NFM Collection
		Et In Arcadia Ego (나는 아르카디아에 있다) Even in Arcadia, there am I 2015 Hyegyung Kim/ Eunsung Song, Korea
		Korean Checkers(Baduk) Late Joseon Dynasty∥NFM Collection
		Women Lying 2010 Aikyu Hahn, Korea
		Summer in the Ceramic Studio - The Road less Traveled 2011 Jisook Lee, Korea
Section 1: Sentimental Moonlight		A Midsummer Night’s Dream 7 mins. 2013∥NFM Collection Hyunsuk Kim/ Jungwon Yoon/ Youngjun Kim, Korea
Section 1: Sentimental Moonlight		Forest 2015 Seongman Ahn, Korea