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프린트버튼

• Period : November 29 (Friday), 2019 ~ May 31 (Sunday), 2020
• Venue : Galleries 1-4, Icheon World Ceramic Center
• Capacity : 200 pieces
• Selected artists :
  Anton Alvarez, Eliza Au, Kyungwon Baek, Dylan Beck, Ilona Broeseliske, Wesley Brown, Sungjae Choi, Fangyi Chu, Ken Eastman, Kathy Erteman, Ngozi Ezema, Michael Flynn, Tomonari Hashimoto, Tsuyoshi Hotate, King Houndekpinkou, Lauren Kalman, Beth Katleman, Matt Kelleher, Toru Kurokawa, Andrii Kyrychenko, Yehrim Lee, Kajin Lee, Jeongwon Lee, Jeongmee Lee, Claire Lindner, Wookjae Maeng, Nao Matsunaga, Walter McConnell, Yuri Ogino, Sungwook Park, Seohee Park, Irina Razumovskaya, Aneta Regel, Kate Roberts, Gippeum Roh, Elke Sada, Alison Shanks, Akiko Taniguchi, Bruce Taylor, Tip Toland, Beatrijs Van Rheeden, Kaibo Xiong

The International Competition of the KICB2019 did not select individual works: it is instead recognizing artists. As a result, it received a record number of entries: 10,716 works by 1,599 artists from 82 counties.

The KICB2019 selected 300 notable artists of our time for their experimentation, artistry, and creativity. The Icheon World Ceramic Center presents some 200 works by the forty-two most notable artists from 18 countries among them. Visitors can see ceramic art that addresses a wide range of themes and genres, from works focusing on traditional techniques and functional values to conceptual and epic works, from minimalist works to abstract and lively works, and from objects to installation.

From April to May 2020, visitors to the exhibition can meet all of the prize winners presented on site at the gallery of the Icheon World Ceramic Center. This will be an opportunity for visitors to experience a ‘moving museum’ featuring dynamic performances such as lectures, demonstrations of the artwork, and hands-on activities. Visitors will experience artworks by synesthetic imagination through all of their five sense.