Clay in Transcendence

Clay in Transcendence

Contemporary Korean Ceramics

Dublin Craft Trail

IAC Feature Exhibition

organized in collaboration with the

Korea Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association (KCCAA)

September, 2014

Dublin Castle

Republic of Ireland

Contemporary Korean Ceramics

Stepping beyond Boundaries and Converging with other fields

Ceramics today develops while influencing the economy of a country as a large cultural industry within the contemporary societal. It is

becoming a part of a cultural competition that has transcended boundaries while converging with other fields. Ceramics steps beyond

boundaries in art only to converge with other fields simultaneously as bearing all different aspects of life style not only as an approach for

a new paradigm but also as an inevitable approach to secure cultural economy. Therefore approaches in art and practical creativity that

reflect on artistic paradigms and globalization is becoming an important topic that maximizes cultural industry.

The Korea Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association focuses on the “well-being” of humanity through ceramic culture namely that of

both Korea and the world. It has played a pivotal role in leading Korean ceramics for 35 years since it was first founded in 1979 through

members’ exhibitions and difference ceramics related events. Every endeavor to expand Korea’s ceramic culture and to set new visions

have been made by the first generation of so-called contemporary artists right to those in the age range of 30s to challenge creativity

towards making Korean contemporary ceramics global.

As part of 2014’s projects the Korea Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association has been ambitions in producing a reference book on the

history of “50 Years of Contemporary Korean Ceramics”, in addition to the special invitational exhibition organized for the 46th

International Academy of Ceramics General Assembly in Dublin, Republic of Ireland. Through such endeavors the association hopes to

set its identity while implementing its visions. Our members consist of some 200 artists including those making utilitarian wares and

abstract forms. There is a wide variety of works being made by the members all focusing to meet the needs of the current times,

expanding the field and also looking at Korean cultural contents.

I would like to end by expressing my heartfelt appreciations to all those who have supported and encouraged the growth of our

association, to name a few I would like to express my thanks to President Jacques Kaufmann of the International Academy of Ceramics

and Professor/IAC Treasurer/ Ireland representative for Great Britain, Eire and the Benelux Michael Moore for initiating the

contemporary Korean ceramics exhibition.

September 2014

Myeongsoon Lee

President

Korea Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association

(KCCAA)

Clay in Transcendence

Contemporary Korean Ceramics Exhibition

After Paris and its IAC 2010 General Assembly, where it was possible to see an impressive exhibition of Korean contemporary ceramic in a

large space at the French Capital, it is a pleasure to host in Dublin this new exhibition by Korean ceramic artists, beside the exhibition of the

members of the IAC in Dublin Castle.

Korea, no need to be a specialist of the domain to acknowledge that, is an important country recognized in its contributions and influences to

the ceramic history of the world from far past until our days. Actually, it is a country where we can see, when compared internationally, a high

level of its institutions dedicated to ceramics, including Universities, Museums, Fairs, and more generally a living body of Associations and

Institutions able to organize National and International events at highest standards of quality. Together, this scene is involved in the invention

of the future through an intense reflection on the ceramic practices today.

In this exhibition, curated and organized by KCCAA, it is possible to see a whole range of contemporary attitudes by ceramic artists – often

educators in Universities, beside their individual activity as artists – covering a large panel of expressions and techniques. From traditional

techniques revisited, to apparently new approaches, there is a spirit, a Korean “touch”, mainly made of the respect of the material qualities

and specificities.

We are looking forward to seeing these works in their physical reality in the exhibition, opened to the interest of the national and international

audience in Dublin.

September 2014

Jacques Kaufmann

President

International Academy of Ceramics

(IAC)

About the Contemporary Korean Ceramics Exhibition

This year marks the 46th General Assembly for the International Academy of Ceramics. As the representative for hosting this year’s

IAC General Assembly in Dublin, Republic of Ireland for the first time we have put every endeavor to make the venue more

meaningful and special.

The city of Dublin has been most generous in allowing the use of the Dublin Convention Centre and the castle buildings and grounds

for the IAC exhibitions and related venues. I would like to take this opportunity to all those who have made it possible. As the

representative for this year’s IAC General Assembly I have attempted to make the event different by introducing contemporary

ceramics of different cultures, including the Design and Craft Council of Ireland’s Dublin Craft Trail which features recent transitions

in contemporary ceramics from Korea, China, Croatia and Norway.

I would like to express my appreciations to IAC and also to the Korea Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association for contributing to

the 46th General Assembly for the International Academy of Ceramics. Over the recent years Korea has played an important role in

influencing developments in contemporary ceramics through many of its international renowned ceramic events. Therefore it is a great

pleasure to be able to present a glimpse of its current transitions through the ceramic works featured in the Dublin Craft Trail.

I sincerely hope that the ceramic audience in the Republic of Ireland will enjoy and learn from this particular occasion. Lastly I hope

that strong ties will continue with cultural and ceramic exchanged between the Republic of Ireland and the Republic of Korea (South

Korea).

September 2014

Michael Moore

Treasurer

Ireland representative for Great Britain, Eire and the Benelux

International Academy of Ceramics

(IAC)

Chronological Development of KCCAA

KCCAA’s Exhibitions 1979 - The 1st Exhibition of Korean Ceramic Artists Association

The association’s first ever exhibition showing artworks of 9 members

15-20 May 1979, Shinsegye Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea

1980 - The 2nd Exhibition of Korean Ceramic Artists Association

2-7 September 1980, Shinsegye Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea

Total number of exhibiting members: 9

1981 - The 3rd Exhibition of Korean Ceramic Artists Association

24-29 November 1981, Shinsegye Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea


1983 - The 4th Exhibition of Korean Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association

28 June-3 July 1983, Shinsegye Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea



28 May – 2 June 1985, Seoul Gallery, Seoul, Korea


- Deutsche Moderne Keramik Ausstellung

(Exhibition of German Contemporary Ceramics)

3-30 September 1985, National Museum of Contemporary Art Korea,

Deoksu Palace Branch, Seoul, Korea

1986 - September 1986 – March 1987, Korea-Japan Contemporary Ceramics Exhibition

Touring Exhibition in Japan


Total number of artworks: 161


28 May – 2 June 1987, Dong-bang Art Museum, Seoul, Korea



16-21 June 1989, Art Institute of Korea, Seoul, Korea



4-16 June 1991, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, Korea

19-25 June 1991, Busan Cultural Center, Busan, Korea

26 June-20 July 1991, Gwangju Namdo Cultural Center, Gwangju, Korea


6-8 April 1993, Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, Korea



27 May-4 June 1995, Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, Korea


1996 - 21 September-20 October 1996, IAC-KCCA Special Exhibition

Total Museum of Art, Jang-heung, Korea


IAC exhibition members: 28

1997 - Exhibition commemorating the Winter Universiad Games

Korean Contemporary Ceramics Exhibition

- 20-26 January 1997, KCCA’s Special Exhibition for Members of Jeolla-buk

Province, Samyang Cultural Space


- The 11th Exhibition of Korean Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association

28 January-2 February 1997, Seoul Gallery, Seoul, Korea



CYBER Exhibition, http://www.kcca.org

- The 4th Mokpo Ceramics Festival Special Exhibition

15-19 September 1999, Mokpo Culture and Arts Center



CYBER Exhibition, http://www.kcca.org

Exhibition of Korean Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association

21-30 September 2001, Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, Korea


2002 - Korea-China Exchange Exhibition, Yixing Art Museum, China


14-21 August 2003, Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, Korea


2004 - 1-5 July 2004, Korea-China Exchange Exhibition commemorating 1000 Years of

Jingdezhen, Jingdezhen Ceramics Institute, China

Total number of exhibiting members: 3 KCCA Advisory Members, 137 KCCAA

Members, 17 Jingdezhen Professors


19-27 August 2005, Ansan Danwon Art Museum, Korea


2006 - 29 June-2 July 2006, Myanmar Special Exhibition

Myanmar Traders Hotel Gallery



30 May-7 June 2007, Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, Korea


2008 - 5-17 December 2008, Special exhibition for new KCCAA members

Han Hyang Lim Gallery, Heyri Art Valley, Korea

New members: 24


30 June-7 July 2009, Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, Korea


- 7-15 December 2009, KEPCO Plaza Exhibition


- 22-29 December 2009, KCCAA Exhibition

Asan Civilian Center Gallery


2010 - 4-16 November, Special Exhibition for KCCAA New Member’s Exhibition

YIDO Gallery, New members: 10


19-26 May, Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, Korea


- 5-30 November, Contemporary Ceramic Art in Asia Exhibition

Swan Ceramics Museum, Guangdong Province, China

- 2-18 December, Special Exhibition for KCCAA New Member’s Exhibition

Gallery Yirae, Korea

New members: 28


27 April-22 May, Icheon Cerapia Creative Space, Korea


2013 - 24 May-30June, Special Exhibition, The Celadon in a New Light

Buan Celadon Museum, Korea

List of KCCAA Presidents

1978 Hwang, Jong-Ku (1979-1980)

1981 Won, Dae-Jung (1981-1983)

1984 Whang, Jong-Nye (1984-1985)

1986 Kwon, Soon-Hyung, Professor, Seoul National University (1986-1987)

1988 Heo, Choong-Hwae (1988-1989)

1990 Lee, Boo-Woong, Professor, Dankook University (1990-1991)

1992 Cho, Chung-Hyun, Professor, Ewha Womans University (1992-1993)

1994 Lim, Moo Keun, Professor, Seoul Women’s University (1994-1995)

1996 Han, Gil-Hong, Professor, Seoul National University of Technology (1996-1997)

1998 Shin, Kwang-Suk, Professor, Seoul National University (1998-1999)

2000 Kwon, Soon-Hyung, Professor, Seoul National University (2000-2001)

2002 Han, Heung-Gon, Professor, Hanyang Women’s University (2002-2003)

2004 Suh, Gil-Yong, Professor, Kyung-Hee University (2004-2005)

2006 Kim, Byung-Urk, Professor, Sungshin Women’s University (2006-2007)

2008 Suh, Han-Dal, Professor, Sangmyung University (2008-2010)

2010 Park, Kyoung Soon, Professor, Kookmin University (2011-2012)

2012 Han, Hyang-Lim, Director, Han Hyang-Lim Ceramic Museum (2013-2014)

2014 Lee, Myeong-Soon, Professor/PhD, Kunsan National University (2014-2015)

Introducing the Contemporary Korean Ceramic Artists

Boowoong LEE

Currently:

Professor Emeritus, Dankook University

Education and Experiences:

BFA and MFA in Ceramics, Hongik University

5 Solo Exhibitions

Numerous Group Exhibitions (Seoul Arts Center, etc..)

The 30 Years of Korean Contemporary Ceramic Art

Gilhong HAN

Currently:

Professor Emeritus, Department of Ceramic Art and Deign, Seoul National University of Technology


BFA and MFA in Ceramics, Hongik University, Seoul, Korea

Visiting Professor, Long Island University, USA

9 Solo Exhibitions (Seoul/Korea, Amagasaki/Japan, New York/USA)

Exhibition-Workshop, 27th NCECA Conference, San Diego, USA

East & West Clay Works Exhibition (SOHO 20 Gallery, Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art/Japan,

Hunterdon Art Museum/USA)

Juror, Korean Crafts Exhibition, Korean Fine Arts Association; Cheongju International Craft Biennale;

5th World Ceramic Biennale International Competition

Directing Chairman, Seoul Ceramic Art Biennale, Korea

Chairman, Korea Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association

Ohhoon KWON

Education and Experiences

B.F.A and M.F.A. HongIk University. Korea

1972 – 76 Process Manager, Cerart Industrial Co,. Let.

1972 – 82 Director, Heabo Ceramic Industrial Co,. Let.

1982 – 86 Professor, Wonkwang University.

1987 – 2012 Professor, Dankook University.

Invitational Exhibitions (Overseas)

Guangzhou University. China

China Academy of Art (Invitational Exhibition of Korea,

China, and Japan)

Victoria and Albert Museum in London

International Ceramics Festival Mino. Japan

11 Solo Exhibitions

Kyunghan KIM

Cuurently:

Ph.D/Professor. Department of Ceramic Design Sangmyung University


Ph.D. Graduate School of Kyunghee University

1985-2013 13 Solo Exhibitions

1985-2013 Korea Fine Arts Associations Exhibitions

1993-2013 Korea Contemporary Ceramic Artist Exhibition

Cheongju International Craft Biennale

The 10th Dean, College of Design, Sangmyung University

Mikyoung KIM

Currently:

Professor, Ewha Womans University

13 Solo Exhibitions

(Seoul, Busan/Korea,Tokyo,Yokohama/Japan,

Hawaii/USA)

Selected Group Exhibitions:

Cross over Exhibition, Milal Gallery, Seoul, Korea

Contemporary Ceramic Art in Asia, Aichi Ceramic

Museum, Japan and Swan Ceramic Museum, China

Invited Exhibition, Incorporated Korean

Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association,

Heyri Art Valley, Paju, Korea

Currently:

Lecturer, Busan National University, Busan National

University of Education, Korea


B.F.A and M.F.A, Busan National University, Korea

Ph.D, Dankook University, Korea

13 Solo Exhibitions

Approximately 170 Group Exhibitions & Awards

Member of Korea Arts Association,

Member of Busan Arts Association,

Korean Contemporary Ceramics Artists Association,

Korean Crafts Council,

Busan Ceramic Artists Group,

Sangho KIM

Yooju KIM


1984 B.F.A., College of Fine Arts, Seoul National Univ.

1986 M.F.A., Graduate School, Seoul National Univ.

1990~2003 Instructor : ShinGu Univ., MyeongJi Univ.,

KyeongGi Univ., Seoul National Univ.,

DongDuk Women's Univ.

Exhibitions

1997 1st Solo Show (Insa Gallery, Seoul)

2004 2nd Solo Show (Gallery RAAM, Seoul)

2014 3rd Solo Show (Nook Gallery, Seoul)

Art Fairs (Tokyo, San Francisco, Chicago, Seoul)

Eunjeong KIM


M.F.A in Ceramics, School of Hong-ik University.

B.F.A in Industrial Design Kyungnam University

Special Glass Course, School of Kookmin,

Invited Artist Residency Tajimi Japan

Exhibitions

1st Solo Exhibition (Art and Life, Seoul, Korea)

2nd Solo Exhibition (Ceramics Park Mino, Japan)

3rd Solo Exhibition (Gallery pouch, Seoul)

4th Solo Exhibition (Gallery Tong-in, Seoul)

70 Group Exhibitions

Jungok KIM


B.F.A & M.F.A Hongik University, Seoul, Korea

Solo Exhibitions

2012 Choeunsook Art & Lifestyle, Seoul, Korea

2010 Yido Gallery, Seoul, Korea

2007 Kyoto Museum of Art, Japan

2006 Maronie Gallery, Japan

2004 GanaArt Center Craft Space, Seoul, Korea

2001. Folk Craft Gallery (Seoul)

1998 Tho-Art Space, Seoul, Korea

Jongin KIM

Currently:

Assistant Professor, Dept. of Ceramic & Fiber Art,

Seoul Women’s University, Seoul, Korea


MA in Ceramic, UWIC, UK

P. Diploma, in Ceramic, Univ. of London, Goldsmiths’ College, UK

11 Solo Exhibitions

Organizer of Craft Fair, “manyfunstore”, Seoul, Korea

Commissioner of Korean Contemporary Ceramics for Europe

Fellowship, Vermont Art Center, USA

Invited Artist, Gumunden Ceramic Fair, Austria

Jihye KIM

Currently:

Assistant Professor, Ewha Womans University


Ph.D. in Visual Art Studies, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea

Graduate Certificate in Art History, Theory, and Criticism,

The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, USA

M.F.A. in Ceramics, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, USA

M.F.A. & B.F.A. in Ceramics, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea

12 Solo Exhibitions (Seoul, USA, Canada)

2013 International Invitational Exhibition, Cheongju

International Craft Biennale

2012 Kneading by Hands(Jeju museum of Art, Jeju);

Opening Exhibition of Mac Art Museum

(Mac Art Museum, Korea’s Murno Daebu-do Glass Islans)

2011 International Invitational Exhibition, Cheongju

International Craft Biennale;

House & Homes (Gimhae Clayarch Museum, Gimhae)

Hyunsik KIM

Currently:

Professor, Dong-Busan University

Experiences:

Solo Exhibition.

(Seoul, Pusan, Daejeon, Tokyo, New York, Beijing,

Shimyang)

Touring Exhibition of Korean Contemporary Ceramic

Art to Europe.

(UK, Germany, France, Sweden)

From the Fire : A survey of Contemporary Korean Ceramics

(Touring Exhibition in America)

Tradition / Transformed Contemporary Korean Ceramics

(Touring Exhibition in Europe)

Re-birth of the Artist's hand (Sun Gallery, Seoul, Korea)

The 30 Years of Korean Contemporary Ceramics Exhibition

(National Museum of Contemporary Art Korea)

Seoul Contemporary Ceramic Art Biennial, Seoul, Korea

Jinro Invitational Ceramic Art Exhibition, Seoul, Korea

The Logics of Sensation (Pusan Metropolitan Art Museum)

The Works of Kazutaka Kanagae Memorial Exhibition

(Fukuoka Prefectural Museum of Art)

Heegyun KIM

Currently:

Professor of Ceramic Design, College of Design,

Sangmyung University


PhD, Department of Design, Sangmyung University

11 Solo Exhibitions

KSCS International Invitation Exhibition of Color Works

KSCA International Exhibition of Korea

Craft Designer Association

ASIA NETWORK BEYOND DESIGN

Taking after Culture

Korea Japan Exchange Exhibition

CUP’ ORIENTAL IMAGE

Ceramic on the Wall

Currently:

Professor, Kangneung-Wonju University


BFA and MFA Hongik University, Korea

PhD Hongik University, Korea

Three Solo Exhibitions

Chairperson, Korea Fine Art Association

Director, Korea Ganghwa Culture Center

Honored Member of the Federation of Korea Art

Associations

Miok KIM

Jeonghee KEUM

Currently:

Member of Art Korea Sejong

Member of Potters in Daejeon

Member of Surface Art Daejeon

Member of MOVE, M.W.U. Lecture


BA in Industrial Art and Craft, Chungnam University

MA in Industrial Art and Craft, Chungnam University

Attending PhD Course, Gunsan University

2 Solo Exhibitions

Haeshin RO

Currently:

Professor, Kongju National University

Education and Experiences

BFA and MFA in Ceramics, Ewha womens University

Artist in Residence, National Art School & University.

New South Wales, Australia

International Ceramics Symposium 2011 /ICS 2011(Sweden)

Art Museum Touring Exhibition (Europe)

Art Museum Touring Exhibition (USA)

Australian Ceramics Triennale 2009 (Sydney, Australia)

World Ceramic Exposition 2003 (Icheon, Gwangju, Yeoju)

Cheongju International Craft Biennale 2003 (Cheongju)

Wookjae MAENG


M.A, 2008, Ceramics, H.D.K. Gothenburg University,

Gothenburg, Sweden.

B.F.A, M.F.A, 2003, Ceramics, Kyunghee University, Yongin, Korea

Resident Artist, 2007, The International Ceramics Studio, Kecskemet, Hungary.

Resident Artist, 2006 International Ceramic Research Center, Guldagergaard,

Denmark.

Resident Artist, 2005 The Banff Centre for The Art,

Banff, Alberta, Canada.

Resident Artist, 2003, The Archie Bray Foundation,

Helena, Montana, U.S.A.

Hot Rookies, 2013, Gyeonggi International Ceramic

Biennale 2013, Icheon, Korea

Focus Korea, 2013, Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami, Florida, U.S.A

Combination of Brown Eyes, 2013, Williams Tower Gallery,

Houston, Texas, U.S.A

East & West, 2013, Hunterdon Art Museum,

Clinton, New Jersey, U.S.A

Seiwon MIN

Currently:

Assistant Professor, Kookmin University


BFA in Ceramics, Ewha Women’s University, Korea

MFA in Ceramics, Graduate School of Design,

Ewha Women’s University,Korea

MFA, Northern Illinois University, USA

6 Solo Exhibitions (Seoul, Chicago/USA, Kyoto/Japan)

2013 Asia Modern Ceramics, Kanazawa 21c Century

Museum, Japan

2012 Biennale de la Ceramique, Exhibition of

Contemporary Ceramics, Belgium

2011 Korean Design: Between Tradition& Modernity,

Finland Museum, Finland

2009 Selected 500 Ceramic Sculpture, Lark Book

2007 ICMEA Emerging Artist Competition

(Fuping Art Village, Fuping, China)

Kyoungsook PARK

Currently:

Director Pyo Gallery


BFA and MFA in Ceramics, College of Fine Arts, Hong-ik University

PH.D, Osaka University of Arts

Graduate School of International Studies, Busan National University

The 15th Solo Exhibition (KOREA, USA, JAPAN, FILAND)

The 120th Group Exhibition (KOREA, USA, JAPAN, FILAND)

Choseung PARK

Currently:

Owner/Director, Gallery & Cho Seung Ceramic Art Studio,

Yangpyeong, Gyeonggi Province, Korea


MFA, Daegu Catholic University

Instructor, O-Weol Ceramics, Japan

10 Solo Exhibitions

Korea-China-Japan-Turkey-India Artist Exchange Exhibition

Commemorative Exhibition for Raising Funds,

Namjune Paik Museum event

Invitational Exhibition, Daegu National Museum

Fourteen Artists Golden Power Exhibition

Donghee SUH

Currently:

Emeritus Professor, Ceramic Art and Design,

College of Art and Design, Konkuk University, Seoul


M.F.A 1972, B.F.A 1970 Ceramic Art and Design,

Seoul National University, Seoul

M.F.A 1977, Ceramic Art and Design,

University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, USA

Ph.D 1991 Ceramic Art Education,

University of Missouri,Columbia,MO,USA

2005 Solo Show, Tong-In Gallery, Seoul and

New York, NY, USA

2004-2008 NewYork SOFA, NY, USA

2009 Marquis Who's Who in the world, USA

2012 Solo Show,INSA Art Center,Seoul

2013 Oklahoma State University Art Museum Opening

Exhibition,Stillwater,OK,USA

2014 Postal Plaza Gallery,Stillwater,OK,USA

Kwangsuk SHIN

Currently:

Professor Emeritus, Seoul National University


B.F.A., M.F.A., Seoul National University

Summer Session, Tyler School of Arts, Temple University (1975)

Visiting Professor, Tsinghua University, China (2012)

Vice-Chairman, Mokpo International Ceramic

Pre-Exposition Organizing Committee (2000)

Administrator, Cheongju International Craft Biennale

Administrative Committee (2000–2001)

Member and Domestic Advisor,

World Ceramic Exposition Organizing

Committee (1999–2001)

President, The Korea Contemporary Ceramic

Artist Association (1998-1999)

Vice-President, Korean Craft Council (1984-1985)

Awards:

Grand-Prix, The 1st Seoul Contemporary Ceramic Arts

Competition, Korea (1981)

Meeyoung SHIN

Currently:

Professor, Hanyang Women's University

Director, The Institute of Ceramic Studies,

Hanyang Women's University


BFA and MFA in Ceramics, Ewha Womans University

4 Solo Exhibitions

Member of TORO Ceramic Art Group,

Jil-Ggol Ceramic Art Group,

Industrial Ceramic Art Group,

Korean Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association,

Korean Craft Council

Kyujung OH

Currently:

Owner , KyuJung Ceramic Art Studio


M.F.A in Ceramic, Keimyung University

B.F A in Ceramic, Craft Kyonggi University

5 Solo Exhibitions

Three Person Exhibition

40 and more Group Exhibitions

Currently:

Professor Emeritus, Ewha Womans University


B.F.A College of Fine Arts Ewha Womans University

M.ED Ewha Womans University

15 Solo Exhibitions (Seoul Canada U.S.A U.K)

Participated in over 580 exhibitions consisting

of invitational, group, International Exhibitions

9 International Workshops

(Vancouver/Canada, Nashivelle/USA, SF/USA,

Oregon/USA, London/UK Belgium ISCAEE

Wales HongKong)

Committee and Jury Member.

Attained the Korean Crafts Prize and Grand Prize

Emeritus Professor, Ewha Womans University

Director, Ceramic Arts Space & Gallery TOYOU

Hehja YOO

Currently:

Professor Emeritus, Seoul University of Education

Director, Duribong Ceramics Studio


BFA / MFA / PHD, Hongik Univ.

Private Exhibition (Local : 12 times . Overseas : 5 times)

Invitational Exhibitions (61 times)

Competitive Exhibitions (Accepted 18 times . Special Award 6 times)

Membership Exhibitions (91 times)

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Kyusun

LEE

Currently:

Assistant Professor, Hanyang Womans

University.


BA/MA in Ceramic Art, Dankook University

10 Solo Exhibitions

Art at Home: Wonderful Life, Doosan

Gallery.

Ceramic Dining 2010 Yeoju World

Livingware Gallery Special Exhibition.

Committee Organization of 2010 Jingdezhen

China International Ceramic Fair

First Prize, Gangjin Celadon Competition.

Dongha LEE

Myungah LEE

Currently:

Professor, Seoul National University of Science and Technology


BA, MA Hongik Univ

MFA, Pratt Institute, USA

8 Solo Exhibitions

Numerous Group Exhibitions

2013 Contemporary Ceramic Art in Asia

2013 The 47th Korean Fine Arts Association Exhibition

2013 Environmental Ceramic Exhibition

2013 ASBDA Asia Society of Basic Design and Art

2013 Cheongju International Craft Biennale Eco Biennale special Exhibition

-JSBDA in Sapporo 2013

Yongwook LEE

Currently:

Professor, Dept. of Ceramic Arts, Art College, Kyonggi University

Visiting Professor, College of Wuxi Craft Technique, China


B.F.A. and M.F.A. in Ceramics, Kyunghee University, Korea

M.F.A., Chinese Culture University, School of Arts, Taiwan

Ph.D., Sungkyunkwan University (Philosophy of Art Major), Korea

2003 Exchange professor, Long Island University, New York, USA

Invited to Cheongju International Craft Biennale, Korea

13 Solo Exhibitions (Seoul/Korea, New York/U.S.A., Japan,

Kunst raum Gallery Bremen/Germany)

Invited to the 1st Gyeonggi International Ceramic Fair, Korea

Invited to Ceramic Space & Life Exhibition, the 5th World

Ceramic Exposition, Korea

Examiner of the Onggi Holders for the 96th Important Intangible

Cultural Assets

Art Director, Cerapia artwork, Korea Ceramic Foundation, Korea

Korea-China Ceramic Art Exchange Exhibition (Gyeonggi Ceramic

Museum)

Proposel for Masterpiece of Korean Contemporary Ceramics

(Korea Ceramic Foundation)

Awards:

Award, Korean Craft Council


B.F.A. Seoul National University, Korea

M.F.A. Honk-ik University

7 Solo Exhibitions and Numerous Group Exhibitions

Jeewon CHANG


BFA and MFA in Ceramics, Ewha Womans University

4 Solo Exhibitions

Numerous Group Exhibitions (Korea, Japan)

Collections:

Jingdezhen Ceramics Institute, China

Member of:

Environmental Ceramic Artists Association

Dorim Ceramics Association, Ewha Womans University Alumni

Korean Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association

Heewon LEE

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