Quick Note: The dates for the 2013 Gangjin Experience are either July 27 to August 04 or August 03-11, 2013. We will post the definitive information here as soon as we receive positive word from Gangjin. I am truly sorry for any confusion related to this matter. Arrival is usually a day or two earlier and the tour will end August 11 or August 18.
The blog is set up with links represented by the word 'Next' at the end of each post. Please click on each link at the end of each post to follow the information in sequence. After looking at all the posts on this blog you may still need more information. We are attempting to answer all questions on this blog so your other questions are appreciated and helpful.
The blog is set up with links represented by the word 'Next' at the end of each post. Please click on each link at the end of each post to follow the information in sequence. After looking at all the posts on this blog you may still need more information. We are attempting to answer all questions on this blog so your other questions are appreciated and helpful.
The above image is of just one of several buildings that form the Gangjin Celadon Complex. This particular building is the museum that holds historic work and tells the story of Gangjin's celadon history. In future posts, I'll introduce aspects of the Gangjin Celadon Complex in more detail. But now I'd simply like you to view a slide show I produced earlier. To view it you will have to download Quicktime and go to our web site. When you do that, please remember that this is the up to date site on the 2013 experience. Much of the information on the web site is out of date and I won't be able to change it anytime soon. Its more difficult to edit and post on that website than this blog. To view the slide show, download Quicktime and go to the Gangjin Slideshow. The show will give you a little more insight on what to expect in Gangjin.
Morning Earth Korea grew out of our pottery we call simply Morning Earth. We have been during research into Korean ceramics for many years and began taking ceramic tours to Korea more than 15 years ago. In the process we developed friendships with many of the country's leading ceramic artists. We have always taken tours to Gangjin and often to their festival. To separate our personal pottery and our interest in promoting Korean arts and culture we coined the term Morning Earth Korea. Morning Earth Korea does many things to promote Korean arts and culture.
Several years ago we developed a plan with the officials in Gangjin to provide an exhibit opportunity and series of workshops presented by significant Korean ceramic artists for international ceramic artists such as yourself and The Gangjin Experience with International Korean Ceramic Artists Tour was formed. Since that time we have introduced more than 100 ceramic artists from about 25 countries to Gangjin and during the tour to some of the most interesting and finest ceramic artists in Korea.
Several years ago we developed a plan with the officials in Gangjin to provide an exhibit opportunity and series of workshops presented by significant Korean ceramic artists for international ceramic artists such as yourself and The Gangjin Experience with International Korean Ceramic Artists Tour was formed. Since that time we have introduced more than 100 ceramic artists from about 25 countries to Gangjin and during the tour to some of the most interesting and finest ceramic artists in Korea.
Over the years several developments have taken place like invitations for members of our artist's group to exhibit in other areas of Korea and to study individually with some of the artists we meet. You will hear more about those opportunities later. But essentially that is what this is all about - an opportunity for you - at costs that are as reasonable as possible - to experience the heart of Korean ceramics. We do this at no profit to ourselves simply to introduce you to the world that is Korean Ceramics. We truly hope that you will be able to join us. If you would like to apply, simply register and we will send you an official application form. Fill it out and return it with some digital images of the work you would like to submit for the exhibit. It is a adjudicated application but we hope that all who are truly interested will be able to have this experience.
Would you like to learn about these events another way? Click onto these various links.
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