This summer Gangjin will
invite between fourteen and twenty international ceramic artists to participate in an
exhibit, a series of ceramic workshops and an optional tour. The invitations will come after an adjudication process of your
work.
Gangjin is simply looking
for quality ceramic work and makes no limitations on type, style, glaze
etc. Prior exhibits have been
diverse.
This is a link to the posting of an earlier exhibit on our website Recently these exhibits are being displayed in the main gallery under glass. Use the back button there to return to this site.
Accepted artists are
responsible for getting work to and from the exhibit. This should not be a problem since artists will also be
attending the accompanying workshop.
For prior exhibits, work accompanied the artists on their plane. Usually just one piece is accepted.
Representatives from Gangjin
will transport artists to Gangjin after arriving at the Incheon/Seoul airport.
Participants arrive at the international airport, stay overnight nearby and travel by bus to Gangjin the following morning. It is a 5-8 hour ride depending on traffic. Airfare is not provided by Gangjin.
Gangjin will provide
accommodations, meals, transportation and a series of free workshops with
exceptional Korean ceramic artists while in Gangjin. The non-profit International Ceramic Artist's tour of South Korea follows our participation in Gangjin. Gangjin along with Morning Earth Korea are
subsidizing a portion of this tour. If there is sufficient interest there is
a possibility of extending that tour to Japan or China also at no profit.
The Exhibition Selection Committee in Gangjin,
Korea will adjudicate this exhibit and
workshop opportunity.
The dates of the exhibit are in late July or early August. Contact us for this year's specific dates. As stated, exhibiting artists are responsible for their work both to the exhibit and its return. If you are on the tour, your work will be delivered to our hotel in Seoul prior to your home departure.
Would you like to learn about these events another way? Click onto these various links.
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