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From, In, To Jingdezhen : Eight Experiences

- Guest Curator: Jae won Lee

(professor, Michigan State University/ Ceramist)

This exhibition gathers eight visions of nine artists (seven solo artists and two collaborators) who, either through accident or by destiny, encountered Jingdezhen, the traditional porcelain capital of China, then made the city to be center of their creative playground and workshop. Except Wang Jian, a Jingdezhen native, the ceramicists in this exhibition first visited Jingdezhen to investigate, then revisited to work time after time (Thomas Schmidt + Jeffrey Miller of Recycled China, from the US), some stayed long-term several times (Felicity Aylieff from the UK), or even moved there to make that unfamiliar territory their home (Derek Au from the US; Lee Seunghee from Korea; Takeshi Yasuda from the UK; Jin Zhenhua and Zhang Ming, from other parts of China).

 

In the industrial environment of Jingdezhen, where an outdated world still carries the 19thcentury ways of making ceramics, these artists have explored a sense of expedition and discovery with their own luggage of diverse backgrounds, artistic goals, habits, cultures, languages, philosophies, and traditions. The interconnection of mind, materials, and transformation at the heart of ceramic process can engage viewers with unique ceramic practices, issues of diversity, notions of community and dynamic change. Thus, something of hybrid consequence was yielded.

 

The works in this exhibition approach the notion of vessels variously. Yet each is remarkable for dealing with the notion of vessel directly, or questioning how certain considerations come to attain that subject matter. Wang Jian focuses on functional tea ware with extreme precision and yet with utter elegance while striving to create the total living space, the design for his interior dwelling, his study, exterior environment and garden to reveal his entire identity as untimely Oriental suggestive of the past couple centuries¡¯ vocabulary. Felicity Aylieff¡®s ambitious scale of large bottles (ÓÞ瓶, daping) is a remarkable example of what can be done in Jingdezhen. Her use of enamel painting method (ÝÏóô, Fencai)) is uniquely Jingdezhenian while she develops her own contemporary motif. Her daping