2025 한호도예초대전

2025 Korea-Australia

Invitational Ceramic Exhibition

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    • Congratulatory Message
    Congratulations on the ‘2025 Korea–Australia Invitational Ceramic Exhibition’.

    It’s a great honor, and I’m glad that we could invite Australian ceramic artists for the first time from the southern hemisphere.

    Australia is one of the nations that has a strong relationship with Korea.

    Korea and Australia have a long history of friendship and have maintained close ties.

    Australia, especially as a combatant nation supporting the Korean War, sent 18,000 veterans to Korea and helped us maintain peace and develop democracy.

    We need to uphold our alliance, and both peoples need to build more active partnerships and relations.

    It’s a great honor for me that we can take this time to reaffirm our strong friendship through the ‘2025 Korea–Australia Invitational Ceramic Exhibition’.

    Seoul Cyber University stands firm as a leader in online education with new technologies and hopes to play a leading role in online exhibitions.

    I’m also glad that we have a chance to show the beauty of both ceramic arts and our amicable friendship to the world.

    The relationship between our two nations will prosper in the future, and I hope we will have more active exchanges through ceramic art.
    Congratulatory Message
    I’m glad to host the ‘2025 Korea-Australia Invitational Ceramic Exhibition.
    Seoul Cyber University stands firm as a leading university in the world in online education with leading high-tech facilities and educational content.
    I’m proud that Seoul Cyber University could be a leader of the world to held the exhibition through cyber techniques.
    It’s a meaningful event to invite Australian Ceramic artists, especially in 2025.
    Korea and Australia value the most for promoting human interchanges.
    Having interchanges with Ceramic art will have an important role not only in the development of Ceramic art but also in cultural exchanges and promoting national friendships with both.
    This interchanges need to be sustained and the world must value this the highest.
    I send my gratitude to the representative of Australian Ceramic artist Ms. Avi Amesbury who organizes the Australian ceramic part and make this exhibition successful.
    I send my gratitude to Australian Ceramic artists and Korean Ceramic artists who participated in the ‘2025 Korea-Australia Invitational Ceramic Exhibition’, and expect this exhibition will devote to not only sustaining world peace but also developing ceramic art field.
    Congratulatory Message
    It’s a great honor for me to hold the ‘2025 Korea-Australia Invitational Ceramic Exhibition’.
    Korea has had an amicable relationship with Australia for a long period of time.
    Australian missionaries arrived in Korea in 1884 and helped the development of Korean society.
    Australian veterans’ support of the Korean War was a critical help during Korea’s hardest times.
    Australia is known as the most successful nation as a multicultural society.
    Korea has been known as a single-race nation for a long time and has started to open the door to multicultural races and become a multicultural society.
    Even in the future, I expect Korea and Australia to exchange good influences together and have intimate and amicable relationships.
    Unique tradition and culture, warm emotions, peoples’ sense of art and rapid adoption of new technologies in Korea could be good influences not only to Australia but also to other countries.
    It’s an important event that we may appreciate contemporary ceramic art of both nations through ‘2025 Korea-Australia Invitational Ceramic Exhibition’.
    I hope we may share and develop both nations’ contemporary ceramic art which has grown from different cultures and societies.
    I also wish both nations’ ceramists may have more active relationships in the future and devote to world peace.
    I send my great appreciation to the representative of Australian Ceramic artist Ms. Avi Amesbury, IAC Council member representative For Oceania who organizes the Australian ceramic part and supports the exhibition with her beautiful art work and great leadership, participating all Australian Ceramic artists and Korean Ceramic artists. I also send my big applause to Seoul Cyber University for holding this exhibition for both nations’ ceramic artists.
    Congratulatory Message
    The Korea-Australia Invitational Ceramic Exhibition celebrates the friendship between Australia and Korea, a relationship that dates back to the 1950s. We thank Seoul Cyber University and Professor Lee, Boo Yun for inviting us to participate in an exhibition that strengthens our friendship and promotes dialogue through cultural exchange.

    Korea has a long tradition and history of pottery and has had a tremendous influence on international ceramics. As one of the beneficiaries of the study exchange agreement between The Australian National University and Hong-Ik University in Seoul, I spent four months immersed in Korean culture and tradition. It was an experience that has stayed with me – as I’m sure it has with anyone who has visited Korea for any length of time.

    For us, the traditions of our First Nation peoples go back thousands of years, this is our culture and history, and many ceramic artists draw inspiration from this deep connection to country and the Australian landscape. With a recent history in studio ceramics Australian artists have explored techniques and cultural influences from around the world.

    In a short time, ceramicists have created a uniquely Australian aesthetic and intellectual voice that has gained international recognition, and contributed to the global field of ceramics. The ceramicists exhibiting in the Korea-Australia Invitational Ceramic Exhibition are a small selection of the outstanding artists working in clay in Australia today, many of whom have been honoured at exhibitions, biennales and residencies in Korea.

    Ceramics continues to be a powerful universal language. The exhibition is a valuable cultural exchange that will continue to stimulate interaction, foster understanding, and strengthen bilateral relations without the barrier of language.

    I thank all the participating artists for their dedication to ceramics and the important role they play in cultural diplomacy.

    I congratulate Seoul Cyber University and Professor Lee, Boo Yun, and their teams, for their leadership and commitment in fostering cross-cultural understanding and friendship.
    Andrea Barker
    latrax@icloud.com
    • 2024 Finalist. The Make Award. Biennial prize for innovation in Craft and Design. Australian Design Centre, Sydney.
    • 2022 Finalist. The Women’s Art Prize Tasmania, 20th Anniversary touring exhibition.
    • 2019 Winner. Clunes Ceramic Award. Clunes Victoria.
    • 2016 Finalist. Taiwan Ceramics biennale. Taipei, Taiwan.
    • 2001 Winner, Grand Prize ‘Poisson d’or’ International Triennale of Contemporary Porcelain. Nyon, Switzerland.
    Anita McIntyre
    mcintyre@qlc.com.au
    • 1976 Graduate, Canberra School of Art (Ceramics), The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia.
    • 1977-2007 Ceramic teaching The Australian National University (ANU), Canberra, Australia.
    • 1990-2005 Student Academic Advisor, ANU School of Art, Canberra, Australia.
    • 2003 – 2010 Visiting Fellow, ANU School of Art, Canberra, Australia.
    • 1976-2022 Exhibiting artist nationally and internationally.
    Avi Amesbury
    avi@aviamesbury.com.au
    • International Academy of Ceramics (IAC) Council Member Representative for Oceania (2024-current).
    • Co-judge, 9th International Craft Competition, 2015 Cheongju International Craft Biennale, Republic of Korea.
    • Chair, Stepping Up, The Australian Ceramics Triennale (2015), Canberra, Australia.
    • Founder and Artistic Director, Design Canberra Festival (2014 and 2015) and CEO/Artistic Director, Craft ACT: Craft and Design Centre (2010-2016), Canberra, Australia.
    • The Australian National University Scholarship, Study Exchange, Hong-Ik University, Seoul, Republic of Korea (2000).
    Avital Sheffer
    avitalsheff@gmail.com
    • I grew up in Israel and migrated to Australia in 1990. I am a maker of sculptural ceramic vessels informed by my complex Middle Eastern heritage.
    • I have held 35 solo exhibitions in Australia, US and the UK since 2004.
    • My work is held in public collections such as the National Gallery of Australia, Sydney Powerhouse, Atelier d’art de France, Museo del Cántir, Spain and regional galleries across Australia.
    • I have participated in numerous invitational exhibitions, and won several awards including the Barcelona Residency in 2016.
    • My work features in national and international publications including The Pot Book by Edmund de Waal and Ceramics – an Atlas of Forms by Glenn Barkley.
    Barbara Campbell-Allen
    barb.camal@gmail.com
    • Recent solo exhibitions: Rochfort Gallery Sydney (2025, 2022 and 2020).
    • Installations: Rochfort (2025), Art Gallery of NSW (2015) with video artist Alex Kershaw.
    • The Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for services to creative arts as a potter and ceramic artist (2019).
    • President, Ceramic Association of Australia (2005-6).
    • Master of Arts (Visual Arts), Gippsland School of Art and Design, Monash University (2000). Ceramic Certificate, East Sydney Technical College (1981).
    Bernard Kerr
    bernardashtonkerr@gmail.com
    • Bernard Kerr has been a practicing ceramic artist for over 45 years working in stoneware and porcelain.
    • His work is featured in a number of international publications and is held in a number of government, private and corporate collections.
    • Some aspects of Bernard’s work are linked to the Western Australian landscape based on the ancient land-forms and the flora that has evolved in them.
    • Bernard also investigates the relationships between image and object by referencing the history of still life and landscape painting in the medium of ceramics.
    Cathy Franzi
    cathy@cathyfranzi.com
    • Awarded a PhD in Visual Arts (Ceramics) from the Australian National University in 2015.
    • Held 18 solo exhibitions in Australia and Germany.
    • Represented in national and international public collections including the Grassi Museum of Applied Arts, Leipzig, Germany and Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra, Australia.
    • President of The Australian Ceramics Association 2017-2022.
    • Lecturer at The Australian National University, School of Art and Design, Canberra, Australia.
    Cassandra Chung Ha Sorrell
    chungha.studios@gmail.com
    • Cassandra is currently practicing her craft on Gadigal Land, Sydney.
    • Her work is inspired by Korean folk-stories, traditional shapes and textures.
    • She is also practicing textile work, which she is adapting and incorporating across her creative process.
    Charles Inkamala
    bindiart@lifestylesolutions.o
    • Charles Inkamala is a Mwerre Anthurre artist and works from the Bindi Art Centre in Alice Springs.
    • His work captures significant sites such as Mt Sonder and Glen Helen Gorge.
    • He brings delicate line-work into sculptural forms.
    • His ceramics pieces shimmer with layered details, with surfaces that catch the light, reflecting the movement of Country.
    • The work, Glen Helen, shows the multitude of directions of the rock layers in this ancient land and conjures strong impressions of its shaping.
    David Ray
    davidrayceramics@gmail.com
    • Born 1972 – Subverting classical forms with contemporary concerns – Handcrafted neo-baroque ceramics – Wurundjeri Country, Naarm (Melbourne).
    • Honours Degree of Fine Arts (High Distinction), Ceramics, RMIT University (1995). Diploma of Education (Secondary), 2014.
    • Victorian Craft Award – Excellence Award (2019; Manningham Victorian Ceramic Art Award (2017). International residencies – Clay studio, Philadelphia; Royal Standard-Liverpool, UK.
    • Details of exhibitions, publications and work at davidrayceramics.com.
    • Collections – throughout Australia and international, galleries and institutions.
    Fiona Hiscock
    fionahiscock@gmail.com
    • Education at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) and Melbourne University, Melbourne, Australia.
    • Over 15 solo exhibitions in Australia and many group exhibitions.
    • Work held in public collections including universities and state galleries.
    • Regular participant in residencies throughout Australia.
    • Regular participant in award exhibitions and won a number of art prizes within Australia.
    Fleur Schell
    Noonan@preciseit.com.au
    • Fleur Schell is an internationally recognised porcelain artist, illustrator, writer, and presenter, teaching and presenting in academic institutions, festivals and conferences throughout Australia and abroad for over 30 years.
    • Diploma of Art and Design, The Western Australian School of Art and Design, Perth, Western Australia; Visual Arts Degree, Curtin University; Post-Graduate First-Class Honours, The University of Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia.
    • Founder and Creative Director of ‘BioSPHERE BOODJA 2025’ – a major regional event exploring the power of art, science, and traditional indigenous knowledge.
    • Founder, International Ceramic Residency and Clay Workshop Centre (2002) to nurture the clay arts on Walyalup country, Fremantle, Western Australia.
    • Co-founder in the construction of ‘PORTAL’ - Place of Reeds Talinup Augusta Leeuwin. A regional ‘Collective Thinking Hub’ on Wandandi county in Augusta, Western Australia..
    Graham Hay
    gwh@grahamhay.com.au
    • Explores the individual and collective relationship, through repetition.
    • 108 exhibitions in 16 countries, including 7 biennials.
    • 20 awards and in public collections across 8 countries.
    • 350 paper clay workshops/symposia/conferences in 14 countries.
    • 40 journal articles published across 7 countries.
    Greg Daly
    gregdaly@mac.com
    • Member of the International Academy of Ceramics since 1986.
    • Over 107 solo exhibitions.
    • Represented in over 90 national and international art galleries and museums.
    • 37 national and international ceramics awards.
    • Work appears in over 20 published books on ceramics.
    Gudrun Klix
    Gudrunklix44@gmail.com
    • Born in Germany. Master of Fine Arts, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA. Head of Ceramics, University of Tasmania and Sydney College of the Arts, The University of Sydney, Australia.
    • Over 100 national and international exhibitions.
    • Numerous awards and prizes including Bronze Medal,The Gyeonggi International Ceramix Biennale 2011,Icheon, Republic of Korea.
    • Public collections include National Gallery of Australia; Powerhouse Museum, Sydney; Keramikmuseum, Westerwald, Germany; Dowse Museum, New Zealand; Icheon World Ceramic Centre, Republic of Korea; and Art Gallery of Western Australia.
    • Emeritus Member, International Academy of Ceramics (IAC) and member Society of Ceramic Art Education and Exchange (ISCAEE) and National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA).
    Ian Beniston
    info@senseipots.com.au
    • Ian Beniston’s career as a professional potter and ceramic artist spans 42 years.
    • Predominantly self-taught, Ian began working with clay in New Zealand in 1981 and relocated to Western Australia in 1986 establishing his studio gallery 'Sensei Pots'.
    • "My work explores the important intersection and marriage between the form and the glaze, with a particular focus on the bold use of colour, texture and clean lines. My fascination with the technical and alchemical aspects of glaze development is central to my process.""
    • Ian primarily works with porcelaneous stoneware and porcelain, fired in gas kilns under both reduction and oxidation environments. Most pieces are wheel thrown, though Ian also uses hand pressing and sculpting techniques and incorporates other materials into his work including bamboo, leather and metal.
    • www.ianbeniston.com.au
    Ian Dowling
    ian@iandowling.com.au
    • 1970 Began clay work with IAC member Joan Campbell. Her assistant at Fremantle 1976-7.
    • 1977 Established Greenough River Pottery, using dug clays and local materials, wood-firing. Functional stoneware. Mentored by Peter Pilven.
    • 1982 Established Margaret River Pottery with trainees with individual pots and functional stoneware.
    • 1999 Contact with IAC member Nino Caruso, began modular pattern work for larger-scale artwork. 2000-2003 Completed Graduate Diploma and Master of Fine Arts (Visual Arts), Monash University, Melbourne with supervisor IAC member Owen Rye. Including study at Prato Centre, Italy Campus.
    • 2000-2020 Completed over 20 large-scale ceramic artwork commissions. Continue with individual sculptural and individual gas and wood-fired forms.
    Jane Sawyer
    jane@slowclay.com
    • Master of Fine Arts (MFA) by research, RMIT University, 2002 and post graduate training with Shussai-Gama, Japan, and Andrew Halford, Australia. www.janesawyer.com.au
    • Residencies and exhibitions in UK, US, Denmark and Japan. Her work has received many awards and is held in institutional and private collections.
    • Served on the board of Craft Victoria and The World Crafts Council-Australia.
    • Founder of Slow Clay Centre and pivotal in establishing Clay Matters Collective(2020).
    • Member of the International Academy Ceramics (IAC) since 2016.
    Jan Guy
    Jan.guy@sydney.edu.au
    • I am an artist, writer and academic.
    • I have been passionately involved with Ceramics for about 40 years.
    • The work I create is driven by ideas, but I consider methods and techniques as the basis of my artistic vocabulary – to make is also to think, to imagine.
    • This approach gives me an expansive freedom in what I do from installation to sculpture to vessel and allows me to continually challenge myself and my audience
    • It is clay’s diverse qualities that keep me enamored from its ability to capture a moment, to carry histories, to shift from the formless to form and to respond to all our senses.
    Jane Annois
    janeannois1@gmail.com
    • Ceramic artist and teacher for 40 years.
    • 2001-2025 Co-ordinator, The Pottery Expo, an annual ceramic event promoting fine studio ceramics, with international cultural exchange programmes.
    • 2004- present Organiser and leader of Ceramic tours to France, Italy, Spain and UK.
    • Ceramic practice exploring ‘Terre Vernissée’, enjoying the richness of terracotta, slip brushwork and glazes, traditionally used in southern France and along the Mediterranean.
    • Member, International Academy of Ceramics (IAC) since 2019.
    Jane Bamford
    bamfordjc@hotmail.com
    • Jane’s ceramic practice focuses on projects in collaboration with scientists. Her art/science projects, include designing ceramic artificial spawning habitat for the critically endangered spotted handfish, collaborations with little penguin ecologists to support nesting and a native oyster reef restoration collaboration. She has pioneered an arts practice creating functional forms in species support with scientific researched embedded and embodies compassion for the non-human world.
    Janet DeBoos
    janet.deboos@anu.edu.au
    • Honorary Life Member, The Australian Ceramics Association, Canberra Potters Society, Canberra, Australia.
    • IAC Council Member (representing Australasia and Africa 2012-2019, 2022-2023).
    • Three Canberra Critics Circle Awards for Visual Art Exhibitions.
    • Twice International selector/advisory panel member- Gyeonggi International Ceramics Biennale.
    • Invited Selector -2023 World Craft Council Asia Pacific Region Craft Master Award.
    Janet Fieldhouse
    janetfieldhouse@gmail.com
    • My work is an expression of my Torres Strait Islander heritage: the material culture, rituals of social and religious life, and artifacts which are created to fulfill the functional and spiritual needs of the people of the Torres Strait.
    • I use clay as my canvas to tell my stories.
    • I choose the colours of the ceramic bodies to imbue ideas from my individual journeys, interaction with family and my storytelling about my culture.
    • Each of my pieces is made from ceramic and the use of natural products to embellish the story inherent in the artworks.
    • Colour of Land and Sea are inspired by my memories growing up, about my own history, and about family traditions seen through the lens of an adult looking back to my childhood.
    Jeffery Mincham AM
    jeff@jeffmincham.com
    • Full–time practicing ceramic artist for over 50 years with 98 solo exhibitions.
    • Winner of numerous awards and prizes nationally and internationally.
    • Represented in 450 permanent public collections in 14 countries.
    • Extensive workshops, demonstrations, public lectures and judging experience.
    • Recipient of 2009 Living Treasure, Master of Australian Crafts with monograph and National Touring Exhibition.
    Johanna De Maine
    johanna@demaine.org
    • Born 1948 in the Netherlands. Education – Certificate of Teaching, Bachelor of Education(B.Ed),Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Graduate Diploma of Visual Arts, Master of Fine Art (MFA),and Churchill Fellow (2001).
    • Johanna is a ceramic artist, print maker and writer with a studio practice spanning 54 years.
    • She uses ceramics, photography, collage, print making and computer design together with layering and the landscape to explore the fusion of her life in Japan and Australia.
    • Her work is represented in the National Gallery of Australia and public art galleries, museums, and government collections in Australia and overseas.
    • Her work is in the collections of HRH Queen Elizabeth II of England, Crown Prince Frederik and Princess Mary of Denmark, and the Governor General of Australia.
    John Tuckwell
    johntuckwellceramics@gmail.com
    • Diploma of Ceramics at The Australian National University, Canberra.
    • Taught many workshops in Australia and overseas.
    • More than 65 group and solo exhibitions.
    • Received multiple awards and prizes over 30 years.
    • 2025 Retrospective exhibition presented at the Yarilla Arts Museum, Coffs Harbour, Australia.
    Julie Bartholomew
    julbar1956@hotmail.com
    • Dr Julie Bartholomew explores contemporary issues, social debates and environmentalism.
    • Bartholomew pushes the boundaries of materiality and craft processes through her
    • issues-focused sculptures, reinventing porcelain in a contemporary context. Bartholomew
    • has been extensively involved with art education as an academic and university lecturer.
    • The artist’s experimental practice has been fostered by numerous international art residencies.
    Kirsten Coelho
    coelhokirsten@mac.com
    • Born 1966 Denmark. www.kirstencoelho.com
    • 2024 New Work, Philip Bacon Galleries Queensland, Australia.
    • 2023 Treasure House UK Adrian Sassoon London, UK.
    • 2023 Sullivan + Strumpf, Sydney/Melbourne/Singapore, Australia.
    • 2022 Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh, UK.
    Lynda Draper
    Lyndadrapercontact@gmail.com
    • Recipient, 2019 The Sidney Myer Fund Australian Ceramic Award (SMFACA) .
    • 2016-2023 Head of Ceramics, National Art School, Sydney.
    • Recipient, The 16th International Gold Coast Ceramic Award, Australia.
    • Recipient, 54th Acquisition Award MIC International Museum of Ceramics, Faenza, Italy.
    • Represented by Sullivan + Strumpf, Sydney and Lefebvre & Sons Gallerie, Paris.
    Mollie Bosworth
    info@molliebosworth.com.au
    • Mollie Bosworth works in fine porcelain reflecting a strong materials and process driven approach, especially in the research of metallic salts and image transfer.
    • Mollie has exhibited widely over her 30 years of arts practice, has won several national ceramic awards, and has ceramic works in public collections.
    • 2005 Honorable Mention, 3rd World Ceramic Biennale, Icheon. South Korea.
      2005 Townsville Ceramic Award, Australia.
    • 2017 Siliceous Award for Ceramic Excellence, Australia.
    • 2003 Diploma of Art (Ceramics),The Australian National University, School of Art, Canberra, Australia.
    Moraig McKenna
    moraigmckenna@netscape.net
    • Old Saint Luke’s Studio Gundaroo, Australia.
    • Master of Arts by Research, Southern Cross University 2002.
    • Bachelor of Arts with Honours (Visual Arts), Southern Cross University 1999.
    • Bachelor of Education (Ceramics), University of Melbourne 1995.
    • Wood firing for 30 years and developing porcelain style clay using Australian materials specifically to use in wood firing.
    Neville French
    nevillefrench@bigpond.com
    • Neville French holds a Masters of Arts (Ceramics) from RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia.
    • He was awarded the VITRIFY Alcorso National Ceramics Award (2012), National Clunes Ceramics Award (2010) and Australia Council for the Arts, New Work Grants (2008, 2002, 1997).
    • His work has been exhibited in more than 100 national and international curated exhibitions including the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. He has also exhibited in New York, Chicago, Arizona, Michigan in the USA; Hong Kong, Seoul, Taiwan in SE Asia; Munich, Leipzig, Goettingen, Heidelberg in Germany.
    • French is represented in more than 25 major national and international public collections including the National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, Grassi Museum, Germany and Hanyang University, South Korea.
    • His elemental sculptural vessels are wheel thrown and gently altered, exploiting the natural plasticity of the clay to evoke a poetic sense of the expansive topography of deeply spiritual locations.
    Patsy Hely
    patsyhely@gmail.com
    • Born 1946 Cronulla/Kurranulla, lives and works Canberra/Ngunawal/Ngambri, Australia.
    • Patsy Hely has exhibited and taught widely since training at the National Art School, Sydney in the late 70’s.
    • Her work is held in major collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum, London (small tapestry), Musée royal de Mariemont, Belgium, National Gallery of Australia, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney.
    Prue Venables
    prueven@gmail.com
    • 2023 - Finalist LOEWE Foundation Craft Award, Noguchi Museum, New York.
    • 2023 - World Craft Council Asia Pacific Region Craft Master Award based on extraordinary contribution to field, sustainable practice, international
      recognition, continuous learning, and international collaboration.
    • 2024 - Selected for the Homo Faber exhibition, Venice.
    • 2018 - 9th Living Treasure, Master of Australian Craft, Australian Design Centre.
    • 2018 - Finalist, Gyeonggi International ceramics Biennale, Korea.
    Robert Barron
    gooseneckpottery@gmail.com
    • Robert Barron began potting full-time in 1976 at his family’s pottery in Croydon, Victoria.
    • From 1979 to 1984, he travelled globally, working with wood firing potters and apprenticing at Cornwall Bridge Pottery, USA.
    • Returning to Australia, he established Gooseneck Pottery in Kardella, Victoria, and built a large woodfired kiln with an Australia Council grant.
    • Influenced by Bernard Leach and Michael Cardew and traditional craft practices, he continues to explore the art of wood firing.
    • Member of the International Academy of Ceramics (IAC).
    Sally Walk
    walksally@gmail.com
    • 2025 Taoxichuan International Studio, Jingdezhen, China-resident artist.
    • 2023 Sydney Contemporary Art Fair (James Makin Gallery), Australia.
    • 2022 First Prize – North Queensland Ceramic Award, Australia.
    • 2015 First Prize – ‘Lorenzo il Magnifico’ Award Ceramics, Florence Biennale Italy.
    • 2014 Honourable Mention – Cheongju International Biennale, South Korea.
    Sandy Lockwood
    slockwood737@gmail.com
    • Trained at National Art School, PhD Wollongong University, Australia.
    • Exhibiting since 1982. In Australia and internationally including USA, UK, EU, Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan.
    • Specializing in wood firing and salt glazing since 1980.
    • Teaching in Australia and internationally since 1980.
    • Has received numerous awards and work is held in public and private collections in Australia and internationally and is represented in many journals and books.
    Shaun Hayes
    shaunhayes1312@gmail.com
    • 2021 Finalist Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize, Woollahra, Sydney.
    • 2023 Melbourne Design Fair, Docklands, Melbourne.
    • 2023 Taoxichuan International Autumn Art Fair, Jingdezhen, China.
    • 2024 Winner, Muswellbrook Art Prize (Ceramics), Muswellbrook, Australia.
    • Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, Carriageworks, Sydney, 2024, 2023 and 2018.
    Simone Fraser
    simfraser@bigpond.com
    • Simone Fraser is a graduate of The Australian National University, Canberra School of Art and did her post graduate
    • study at Monash University Melbourne Australia. She is based in Sydney Australia and is a member of the International Academy of Ceramics, Geneva.
    • She has been a practising artist and educator for over 40 years and lecturer in many tertiary institutions including the National Art School, Sydney.
    • Fraser has exhibited in over a hundred solo and group exhibitions and is widely published.
    • Her work is represented in many private collections, galleries and museums nationally and internationally.
    Steve Harrison
    hotnsticky@ozemail.com.au
    • 1972 Ceramic Certificate, National Art School, Sydney, Australia.
    • 1995 Master of Arts (MA) Honours, Wollongong University, Australia.
    • 2008 Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Western Sydney University, Australia.
    • Commissioned to make specific ceramic works for the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, Australia.
    • Work purchased for the collection of The Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.
    Stewart Scambler
    bohemianceramics@bigpond.com
    • I was born in Scotland in 1949 and came to Western Australia as a 7 year old with my parents.
    • My early training was in science and I came to ceramics through a course in TAFE and later at Edith Cowan University.
    • During the last 50 years I have worked producing a range of domestic ware and individual pieces.
    • I developed an interest in using local materials to explore notions of the land very early in my career.
    • Whilst the use of local materials is challenging it allows both a strong physical connection to place and respect for the environment to be developed.
    Tatsuya Tsutsui
    tatsuyatsutsui52@gmail.com
    • Tatsuya Tsutsui has the distinction of being a traditionally trained porcelain artist from Arita, Kyushu, Japan for over 40 years.
    • After completing a degree in Visual Art, specialising in oil painting, in 1974 at Musashino Art University, Tatsuya worked in various sculpture studios in Musashisakai, Tokyo.
    • In 1978-81 he attended Arita College of Ceramics where he was taught by Throwing Master and National Living Treasure, Inoue Manji.
    • He has won numerous awards and commendations since 1981 for his finely crafted porcelain and has participated in countless group shows as well as exhibiting in his own solo shows.
    • He is now based in both Meringandan West, Queensland and Morai, Kyushu. As a permanent Australian resident, he works between both studios making individual work as well as collaborating with his partner, Johanna De Maine.
    Victor Greenaway
    victorgreenaway@gmail.com
    • Victor Greenaway is a ceramic artist with 60 years practice, specialising in porcelain and Etruscan "bucchero."
    • From 1996 he established a collaboration with famed Italian artist Marino Moretti and was introduced to the technique of the Etruscan ceramic “bucchero."
    • In 2002 he was awarded an Australia Council for the Arts Fellowship in recognition of a long and impressive career and continuing creative energy.
    • In 2006 he set up residency in Italy and continued to work there for 10 years.
    • In 2016 he returned to his Australian studio where he continues making forms in translucent porcelain, as well as black-fired Italian "bucchero."
    Vipoo Srivilasa
    vipoo@vipoo.com
    • Artist & Storyteller – Vipoo creates accessible, positive, and beautiful works that easily connect with people.
    • Community & Collaboration – His work brings communities together, inviting participation and shared storytelling.
    • Myth & Spirituality – His contemporary deities reflect everyday life and celebrate moments of happiness.
    • Public Art & Legacy – Vipoo also creates large-scale public sculptures and murals that honor identity, memory, and collective history.
    • Joy & Playfulness – His work fosters a sense of playfulness, bringing joy to audiences.
    Gerry Wedd
    gerry_wedd@hotmail.com
    • Born South Australia, 1957. Degree in ceramics, University of South Australia 1986.
    • Master of Arts, Visual Art (Ceramics), University of South Australia, 2007.
    • Exhibitions in Australia, Germany, USA, Korea, Thailand and UK 1986 until 2025
    • Participant in Havana Biennial 2009.
    • Work in most major Australian collections.
    An, Hea Young
    hy1004x@naver.com
    • 2018 tiger solo exhibition / Is gallery
    • 2020 2nd tiger solo exhibition /Topo house gallery
    • 2023 Comforting Forest Tiger Solo Invitation Exhibition /Samseyoung Art Museum
    • 2023 tiger solo exhibition /EAC gallery
    • 2024 tiger's solo exhibition /EAC gallery
    Bae, Sang Suk
    baess0274@naver.com
    • Graduated from Dept.of the Ceramic Design and the Graduate school of Kun San National University
    • Korea Dae gu Art Fair(Exco)
    • Korea Seoul Open Art Fair(coxe)
    • Member by Korea Art Association
    • Member of the jeon buk Architectural Art Review Committee
    Chang, Jee Won
    potchang@naver.com
    • B.F.A. Seoul National University,Korea
    • M.F.A. Hong-Ik University, Korea
    • 13 times of solo exhibitions and group exhibitions
    Cho, Byung Hark
    cbhbh@naver.com
    • Graduated from Dankook grad school(Ceramic Crafts department).
    • Solo Exhibition 5 Times
    • A president of Craftsmen's association, inc. in the Korean Industrial artists association.(2014~2016 )
    • The chairman of the Korea ceramist association, inc. currently.(2018~2019)
    • The professor of the Ceramic Design Department in Induk University.(1992~2019 )
    Choi, Hye Sun
    objette@naver.com
    • Graduated from KONKUK University(M.F.A)
    • Member of Korean Women Ceramic Association
    • Member of Korean Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association
    • Member of Korean Fine Arts Association
    • CEO of SOLCHAM Ceramic Studio
    Choi, Soo Jin
    elisabet1205@hywoman.ac.kr
    • Assistant Professor of hanyang Women’s Univ.
    • Ph.D. Dankook University
    • 8 times solo exhibitions and 81 times group exhibitions.
    • 2023 Korea Celadon Contest Grand Prize
    Choi, Sung Jae
    sungj5062@hotmail.com
    • Professor of Korea National University of Cultural Heritage Department of Traditional Art & Crafts Dean. College of Cultural Heritage
    • Member of International Academy of Ceramics.
    • Operating Committee Member of Gyeonggi Ceramic Biennale 2024.
    • Solo Exhibition at The Gallery Jiwooheon (Seoul, Korea) 2025
    • Collection at The National Gallery of Victoria (Melbourne, Australia) 2020
    Han, Ju Won
    1223maria@naver.com
    • MFA, BFA, Ewha Womans University
    • 2022 Solo Exhibition (Complesso Monumentale di San Giovanni, Cava de'tirreni, Italia)
    • 120+Group Exhibitions: 2024 Asia Celadon Workshop and Ceramic Art Invitational Exhibition Artist_China
    • 2022 Argilla (MUKY Gallery, Faenza, Italia, / 2022 Matres (Complesso Monumentale di San Giovanni, Cava de'tirreni, Italia)
    • Present: Adjunt Professor at Induk Univ./ / Self-employed artist “”Studio J1”
    Han, Seung Ryong
    Khy641125@naver.com
    • 3 solo exhibition, 45 group exhibition
    • Invitational Exhibition of Bando Culture Foundation & Ansan international art show & Invitational Exhibition of Gurimbawi Art Power-plant
    • Korean Association of Art, Dodum Ceramic Artist Exhibition, Ansan Ceramic Artist Exhibition
    • Running Ceramic craft workshop
    • Collection of Gurimbawi Art Power-plant
    Han, Young Sook
    clayart@sungshin.ac.kr
    • Professor, Sungshin Women’s University
    • Doctor of Fine Arts, Seoul National University
    • M.F.A & B.F.A, Seoul National University
    • 7th Solo Exhibiton, <Voume of Dots II> / Gallerie GAIA, Seoul, 2024
    • Craft Ideal Award, The 6th Cheongju International Craft Competition, Cheongju, Korea, 2009
    Huh, Min Ja
    Minhuh3691@daum.net
    • Graduated from the graduate school of Design of Ewha Woman’s University(majoring in ceramic design)
    • Graduated from the applied arts department of Seoul National University
    • 21th ceramic art Exhibition by huh, min-ja(Jeju, Seoul, Japan, America)
    • contemporary Korean ceramics exhibition – world ceramic expo(gwangju, korea)
    • 2005 Cheongju international craft biennale (Cheongju, korea)
    • Present: Professor emeritus, faculty of industrial design, jeju national university Director, simhon ceramic studio & simhon gallery
    Hwang, Hyun Sook
    clayup@naver.com
    • 1972 : M.A. University of California, Berkeley U.S.A.
    • 1970; B.F.A. Seoul National University
    • 6 times solo exhibition.
    • Many times group exhibition.
    • Permanent collection; National Museum of Contemporary Art
    Jeong, Hee Kyun
    jheekyun@ks.ac.kr
    • 1967 Born in Seoul, KOREA
    • B.F.A and M.F.A Ceramics, Seoul National University, KOREA
    • Doctor of Fine Arts, Ceramics, Tokyo National University of the Arts, JAPAN
    • 13 Times Solo Exhibition(Korea, Japan, Spain)
    • Present: Professor, Major of Ceramics, Dep. of Craft Design, Kyungsung Universty(Busan, Korea)
    Jeong, Ho Jeong
    cerajeong@gmail.com
    • Completed Ph. D Course in Ceramics, Ewha Womans University
    • 7 times Solo Exhibitions
    • 2022 ‘Rebooting’, Korea Craft & Design Foundation Gallery, Seoul, S. Korea
    • 2019 Perspectivism, Ewha Art Center, Seoul, S. Korea
    • 2019 Korean International Ceramic Biennale, Icheon, S. Korea
    Ji, Hyun Ih
    artworkerji@gmail.com
    • The Ohio State University, Ceramics (MFA), 2022
    • Ewha Womans University, Ceramics (MFA), 2018
    • Ewha Womans University, Ceramics (BFA), 2015
    Ji, Sang Hyun
    Sang8424@hanmail.net
    • (1991) Graduated from Konkuk University, Seoul.
    • (2016, 2020, 2024) Appointment of the judges of the Incheon Gyeyang Art Exhibition
    • (2019) Appointment of judges at Incheon Art Exhibition
    • (2008~2019) Appointment of instructors at Incheon Women's Cultural Center
    • List of registered associations: Incheon Gyeyang Pottery Association, Konkuk University Association, Incheon Gyeyang Artists Association, Incheon Modern Pottery Association.
    Jo, Yong Kyu
    jyk8827@naver.com
    • Doctor of Formative Arts and Design, Kunsan University
    • 14 Solo Exhibitions
    • Adjunct Professor, Chonnam Provincial University
    • Curator at Mokpo Living Pottery Museum
    Jung, Hyun Hee
    hyun_clayartstudio@naver.com
    • M.F.A in Ceramic Design, Ewha Womans University
    • 6 Solo Exhibitions, over 80 Group Exhibitions
    • Exhibit Planning - 2023 KCDF CRAFT ON LIVE Curator: Freedom to Think (KCDF Gallery, Seoul, Korea)
    • Adjunct professor of Kookmin University
    • CEO, hyun_clay art studio
    Kim, Ju Eun
    wndms7487@naver.com
    • 2023 Participated in the Tea Craft Fair held in Insadong
    • 2023 Selected for the 39th Mudeung Art Competition
    • 2023 Selected for the Miryang Cha-Woorimyi Art Competition
    • 2024 "A Future Blooming from Clay' – Group Exhibition at Gallery Gonggan 35, Insadong"
    • 2024 Solo Exhibition at Gallery Teum: 'Rite · Tripod Ritual Vessel'
    Kang, In Kyung
    ceramistrachel@gmail.com
    • 2015 Ph.D. Candidate, Sungshin Women’s University, Seoul, Korea
    • Solo Exhibitions 4 Times
    • IAC KOREAN MEMBERS’ EXHIBITION- BURN TO RADIANCE
    • Finalist 2021 International COFFEE CUP Competition.
    • Member of IAC-AIC
    Kang, Kyung Hun
    to-gi@hanmail.net
    • Started ceramics in 1993
    • 2013~Present Harmony International Ceramic Friendship Festival
    • 2012~ Participated in international ceramic symposiums in China (Qingdao, Zibo, Yixing, Changchun), Thailand (Silpakorn University, Briram University, Nakhon Ratchasima), Malaysia (USM University, Sasaran), Turkey (Izmir) etc.
    • Acquisition of two patents related to ceramic techniques in 2024
    • 2025 Participated as a jury member at the 1st International Işık Ceramic Competition held in Izmir, Turkey.
    Kho, Sung Jong
    Khosj48@hanmail.net
    • 17 Solo Exhibitions, 450 Group Exhibitions
    • Imagination of Korea Exhibition, USA, Newzealand, Uzbekistan
    • Exhibition of Incorporated Korea Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association
    • Dean of College of Arts and Physical Education at Gangneun Wonju National University. Head of Environmental Sculpture Research Center.
    Kim, Joon Young
    jjune0@naver.com
    • currently a professor at Myongji College
    • 2014, Silver Prize japan international Ceramics Competition Mino
    • 2011, Juror's Choice World Ceramic Biennale international Competition
    • 2011, Grand Prize Japan CCDO Design Award
    • 2007, Winner RED DOT Competition
    Kim, Han Yong
    Khy641125@naver.com
    • 3 solo exhibition, 45 group exhibition
    • Invitational Exhibition of Bando Culture Foundation & Ansan international art show & Invitational Exhibition of Gurimbawi Art Power-plant
    • Korean Association of Art, Dodum Ceramic Artist Exhibition, Ansan Ceramic Artist Exhibition
    • Running Ceramic craft workshop
    • Collection of Gurimbawi Art Power-plant
    Kim, Ja young
    jayoungkim.oil@gmail.com
    • 2023-Present Ph.D. Candidate in Ceramic Arts, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea
    • 2025 Jinju Traditional Craft Biennale, Jinju, Korea (upcoming)
    • 2023 Shift Craft-Object, Rossana Orlandi Ro Gallery, Milan, Italy
    • 2023 Motion of Memory, Gallery ERD, Seoul, Korea
    • 2023 The Craft Itself, Art Space 3, Seoul, Korea
    Kim, Ji Hye
    kimjihye@ewha.ac.kr
    • Professor, Ewha Womans University, Ceramics
    • 2025 Unfolding the Dynamics of Modern Ceramics in Korea (MMCA, Gacheon, Korea)
    • 2024 (Kiaf, Seoul, Korea)
    • 2023 Jinju Traditional Crafts Biennale (Jinju Station Vehicle Maintenance Depot and the Old Jinju Station, Jinju, Korea)
    • 2023 TESTCASE (EKWC, Netherlands)
    Kim, Ji Woo
    rlawldn269@naver.com
    • M.F.A. Completion Kyungsung University
    • 2022 Switzerland-Korea Invitational Ceramic Exhibition
    • 2022 The 11th BFAA’s Busan Int’l Art Fair
    • 2024 Kyungsung Ceramic Exhibition
    Kim, Ki Jong
    tooji8050@hanmail.net
    • Graduated from Cheongju University's Faculty of Crafts and Graduate School
    • 18 individual exhibitions, 60 overseas exchange and invitation exhibitions, and 350 group exhibitions
    • (Current) A Member of the Korea Crafts Association, a member of the Korea Art Association
    • A first-time artist of the Chungbuk Art Association, Member of the Korea Pottery Association
    • Master of Chungbuk, Master of Chungcheongbuk-do a land and art representative
    Kim, Shi Man
    narusoul@naver.com
    • MFA Hongik University
    • 17 Solo Exhibitions
    • 2010~2011 President of Korea Ceramics Academy
    • 2020~2022 President, Corporate Jurdical Person, Korean Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association
    • Professor Emeritus at Sungshin Women's University
    Kim, Soon Hee
    soo-neek@hanmail.net
    • Ph.D. of formative Arts, Graduate School Kunsan National University
    • Solo Exhibitions 15times(Gwangju·Seoul·Beijing)
    • Tour Exhibitions (Five countries,32 times)
    • collections (United States of America Washington, D.C. Smithsonian Institution)
    • Chairperson : East Asia Ceramic Exchange Association
    Kim, Suk Lan
    lani26@naver.com
    • M.F.A, Ceramic Art, Graduate School of Ewha Woman’s
    • B.F.A, Ceramic Art, Dan Kook University
    • 4 Solo Exhibition, Group Exhibition – over 110s
    • N) -Adjunct professor, Induk Univ.
    • CEO in Artist Kim’s Ceramic Studio
    Kim, Yoo Joo
    ccoqqo@naver.com
    • 1.M.F.A & B.F.A, Seoul National University College of Fine Art
    • 6times of solo show, dozens of group show, biennale etc.
    • lecture Seoul National Univ., Gyeong-gi Univ., etc.(1990~2003)
    • Artist member of IAC
    • self-imployed artist “Studio 508”
    Kim, Young Aie
    dusen31@hanmail.net
    • 1987 Ceramic Art, EWHA Woman’s University (M.F.A)
    • 1996~2021 Adjunct professor of Interior design(seoul Hoseo College)
    • 2019 International Contemporary Art Exhibition (Hiroshima, Japan)
    • 2020-21 Ceramic rice-cake pattern Special Exhibition(Konkuk museum)
    • 2023 Netherland-Korea Invitational Ceramic Exhibition
    Kim, Young Sil
    skyjacket2@naver.com
    • Sc. D. Art education, Hanyang University
    • Sc. D. Art education, Hanyang University
    • Hong Kong(2012), Austria, Switzerland, Estonia, Island (2016), UK, Belgium, Netherland, Germany(2017), Turkey(2020), China(2021), Switzerland(2022), Netherlands(2023), US(2024) - Korea Invitational Ceramic Exhibition
    • The 2nd Special Invitation Society for Art of Education of the Korea(2021)
    • The 100-person beauty pageant of Korea (Rome, Italy)
    • Visiting Professor: Shin Ansan University / lecturer: Baekseok Art University, Kangnam University, Seoil Universitv
    Lee, Jeong Yong
    mircraft@naver.com
    • Professor, Korea National University of Heritage
    • 2023 White Porcelain:Beyond White Porcelain-Lee Jeongyong (Gyeonggi Museum of Ceramic Design, Korea)
    • 2019 KCDF Craft and Design Competition Exhibition “Lee Jeong yong's White Porcelain (Seoul, KCDF Gallery)
    • 2013 Porcelain Reloaded (Germany, Wurrttemberg Landesmuseum)
    • 2005 WOCEF “Ceramic House 2” (Yeoju, World Ceramic Living Ware Gallery)
    Lee, Hea Mi
    potteryhml@gmail.com
    • 2022. 3 ~ 2024. 8 Instructor, Seoul National University
    • 2018. 8 ~ 2021. 12 Instructor, Sungshin Women’s University
    • 2017. 6 ~ 2017. 7 Instructor, International Summer School, Seoul National University
    • 2016 B.F.A in Ceramic Art, Seoul National University
    • 2012 M.F.A in Ceramic Art, Seoul National University
    Lee, Jong Min
    leeceramic@naver.com
    • Homo Faber Biennale 2024 / Venice, Italy
    • <The Resonating of White>,CAMOA / Cheonan, Korea
    • Art Fair at Art Miami, Sofa Chicago, Grassi Messe etc
    • Tradirional Prize at Gyeonggi Ceramics Bienale 2024
    • Collection at Richmond Group, MMCA, KOCEF etc
    Lee, Jung Eun
    ows.design@gmail.com
    • MFA in Ceramics, Ewha Womans University, Seoul Korea
    • Over 45times Group Exhibitions
    • Educator & Curator, Clayarch Gimhae Museum, 2012-2019
    • Lecturer at Kongju University, Suwon University, Inje University,
    • Ceramic Designer, Dept. of Convergence Cultural Heritage Doctorial Program
    Lee, Boo Yun
    leebooyun@naver.com / leeby@hanyang.ac.kr
    • Juror, Prestigious-Recommended Artist, International Design Award Competition, Invited Artist Exhibition
    • Chairman, Hong Kong(2012), Turkey-(2013), Australia(2014), China(2015), Austria, Switzerland, Estonia, Island (2016), UK, Belgium, Netherland, Germany(2017), Turkey(2020), China(2021), Switzerland(2022), Netherlands(2023), US(2024) - Korea Invitational Ceramic Exhibition
    • Awards from Seoul City Major(2012) from Minister of culture, Sports and Tourism(2014), from Minister of Education(2014), from president of Korea, Order of Service Merit(2018)
    • IAC member
    • Emeritus Professor, Hanyang University Chair Professor, Seoul Cyber University
    Lee, Chun Bok
    chihyun0416@naver.com
    • University of Applied Sciences, Koblenz(IKKG), Germany.
    • Seoul National University.
    • Professor, Namseoul University.
    • 10 times solo, 250 times group Exhibition.
    Lee, Dong Ha
    ldh5526@hywoman.ac.kr
    • B.F.A M.F.A, Dankook Univ.
    • 16 times Solo exhibitions and several group exhibitions.
    • KOREA NEW! IN PARIS(Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris).
    • Variation (Fine Art Asla Hong Kong).
    • Present Professor at Hanyang Women’s University.
    Lee, Eun Hee
    greenviolet@naver.com
    • M.F.A., B.F.A., Ewha Womans University
    • 1 Solo Exhibition, 150 Group Exhibitions
    • The 25th Shin Saimdang Art Award many selected works, Gangneung Art Center (2024).
    • Atypical Plate 2023, Seoul
    • Home Sweet Home 2021, Seoul
    Lee, Hun Gook
    hungooklee@gmail.com
    • Phd The graduate school Han yang University
    • Former Dean of Art& Design college of Kyung Hee University
    • 15 times Solo Exhibitions
    • Go- Hwang Hnour professor in Kyung Hee University
    • The chair man of 2024 Seoul Modern Art show
    • Invited Professor of Monash University cafild campus 2004~2005 in Melbourne
    Lee, Ji Woo
    easyw00@naver.com
    • 1976. Born in Busan, Republic of Korea
    • 2002.BA,Pusan NationalUniversity
    • 2006.MA,Aichi PrefecturalUniversity of Fine Arts and Music
    • Solo Exhibitions 12 times
    • Instagram/jiwoo.lee.studio_leeen
    Lee, Kyung Hee
    khlee303@gmail.com
    • B.F.A & M . F.A Seoul Nationsl Univ.
    • Invited the Exhibitiom of East-West Contemporory Cerdmics
    • 4 IRIS Biennial Exhibition Porvoo, Finland
    • Amember of Hanwool Artists Assocition
    • 15times Solo Eehibitiom
    Lee, Myung Soon
    lmsoon@kunsan.ac.kr
    • Ph.D in Design, Kyunghee University
    • 13th Myung Soon Lee Individual Exhibition
    • Dublin Invitational Exhibition, Dublin Castle (Ireland)
    • International Comittee Member, Gyeonggi International Ceramic Biennale
    • Chair Professor, Kunsan National University IACF
    Lee, So Young
    lsy08090@gmail.com
    • EWHA Womans University, Ceramic Art. 2015 B.F.A. / 2019 M.F.A.
    • 2023 Build and Build, Creative Studio 131, Ulsan, Korea
    • 2022-2023 Jangsaengpo Whale Road 131 Creative Studio, Whale Cultural Foundation, Ulsan, Korea
    • 2021 Arquetopia Foundation Pre-Columbian Ceramics Instructional Residency, Puebla, Mexico
    • 2021 Yanggu Porcelain Museum, Yanggu, Korea; 2019 Cheongju International Craft Biennale, Cheongju, Korea — works held in collection
    Lee, Soo Jung
    sjk70snu@naver.com
    • 1974 BFA, College of Fine Art, Seoul National University, Korea
    • 1977 MFA, the Graduate School of Art ‘Seoul National University (Major: Ceramic Art)’
    • 1974, 1975 received prize two times in the National Art Exhibition
    • 1979, 1999, 2001 participated in Tow Group Ceramics Exhibition, Seoul, South Korea
    • 1991, 2017, 2018 Participated in The Group of Ceramic Flower Exhibition, Seoul, South Korea
    • 1990 ~ 2017 lectured in Lotte Culture Center for ceramic Flower, Seoul, South Korea
    Ley. Wang
    djflswk@gmail.com
    • 2019 Open Lab: Material Possibility, KCDF Gallery 2,3 (Seoul)
    • 2017 Spoon Art Fair Seoul
    • 2017 Labproject Material possibility, Incubator 52 Seoul
    • 2016 Equivalent Exchange, Incubator 52 Seoul
    • 2016 DDproject discursive discourse, Incubator 52 Seoul
    Lim, Hun Ja
    galim760@naver.com
    • Graduate School of Dankook Univ. M.F.A.
    • SNUT Univ. Graduate School of Nano IT Fusion Technology, Ph.D
    • 23th Solo Exhibitions
    • Present - president of korea woman ceramist association
    • Prof. Dept. of Ceramic of Dankook Univ
    Lim, Jae Hee
    Limjh_03@naver.com
    • 2024 Honorable mention, The 6th Beautiful Korean ceramics competition
    • 2022 CUBE RECIPE (Group exhibition, metaphor32, Seoul)
    • 2021 Shape of joy (Group exhibition, Noncontempo, Seoul)
    Min, Gi Hi
    gihimin@naver.com
    • 13 Solo Exhibitions from 1998 to 2023
    • B.F.A College of Fine Arts Ewha Woman’s University
    • M.F.A College of Fine Arts Ewha Woman’s University
    • 2013 Selected to Compete in the Silver Triennial, Hanau, Germany
    • 2012 Selected to Compete in the Schoonhoven Silver Award, the Netherlands
    Oh, Chang Yoon
    ocy@jejunu.ac.kr
    • Graduated from Dankook University's Department of Formative Arts and Ceramic Design
    • Solo Exhibition 17 Times, Group Exhibition 300 Times
    • <Books> Jeju Culture in view of Ceramic Design and Jeju onggi. Jeju Culture and Planning.
    • Germany, Red Dot Design Awards <Design Winner>
    • Present: Professor, Department of Convergence Design, Jeju National University
    Park, Ja Il
    ja_il@naver.com
    • <The Place of Flowing Farewell>, Duo Exhibition, 2024 (projectify, Seoul, Korea)
    • Taoxichuan Art Center, artist in residence, 2024 (Jingdezhen, China)
    • <Circle of Circles>, Solo Exhibition, 2023 (Q archive, Seoul, Korea)
    • Medalta, artist in residence, 2023 (Medicine Hat, Canada)
    • Clayarch Gimhae Museum, artist in residence, 2022 (Gimhae, Korea)
    Park, Mi Rae
    mivrae@mivrae.com
    • B.F.A. Department of Crafts, Sungshin Women’s University, Korea
    • M.F.A. Department of Crafts, Sungshin Women’s University, Korea
    • 24th Tokyo Tableware Festival of Japan, Tokyo Dome, Japan
    • ‘Excellence Award’ by The 5st Korea Women Ceramist Association
    • 15 times group exhibition
    Park, Min Sook
    sjg02215@naver.com
    • 2018 Sungshin Women's University, Korea,Craft Major
    • 2021 Line of Gathering, Private Exhibition, KCDF gallery
    • 2024 A Record of Autumn, Group Exhibition, Noncontempo
    • 2024 Emotional Line, Private Exhibition, Gallery LVS
    • 2024 Craft Trend Fair, Rising Craftsman, Coex
    Park, Soo Yong
    spencer@kakao.com
    • B.F.A., M.F.A. Seoul Natl’ University
    • Doctoral completion. Hanyang University
    • 4 times of Solo Exhibitions & Many times of Group Exhibitions
    • Member of KCCAA, BCAA, ISCAEE, KSBDA
    • Assistant Professor. Kyungsung University, President. BCAA
    Ro, Hae Sin
    teresaro90@hanmail.net
    • B. F. A in Ceramic Ewha womens University
    • M. F. A in Ceramic Ewha womens University
    • Members of IAC(International Academy of Ceramics)
    • Group and Solo exhibitions in Europe, the United States, Asia
    • Professor at Kongju National University
    Seo, Myung Hwa
    dojagimh@gmail.com
    • Graduated from Ewha Womans University Graduate School of Design in Ceramic Design (Master's, 2012)
    • Invitation 3oth group exhibition.
    • The 25th Shin Saimdang Art Award many selected works, Gangneung Art Center (2024).
    • <2023 Craft Mediation Manpower Training Program> Working-level Curator Course Completion (Korea Craft & Design Culture Promotion Agency, 2023)
    Shin, Dong Soo
    doyega0205@hanmail.net
    • College of Fine Arts, Seoul National University (BFA)
    • Graduate School, Seoul National Universirty (MFA)
    • Lecturer (Kijon College, Seoil College, Sejong University)
    • Solo Exhibitions, 5 Times
    • Group Exhibitions, Many Times
    Song, Mi Rim
    Musicbird77@hanmail.net
    • 7th Solo Exhibition
    • Exchange Exhibition of professor's Glas gow University from England
    • Halle de I ile gallery in Geneva, Switzerland invitation
    • Japan Korea embassy invitation
    • Indonisia Korean embassy invitation
    • New York .River Side Gallery invitation
    • Present, emeritus professor of dept, ceramic Design at HangYang womans university
    Song, Min Jung
    skyblue909@hanmail.net
    • M.F.A., B.F.A., Ewha Womans University
    • 1 Solo Exhibition, 70 Group Exhibition
    • 2024 Honorable Mention, Sinsaimdang Art Competition
    • Founder and Operator of Min’s Ceramic Studio
    Song, Yeon Ok
    syo9444@naver.com
    • Graduated from the Department of Crafts and Ceramics, Konkuk University, Seoul
    • 2024: A regular association exhibition – Incorporation Korea Contemporary Artists Association (KCCAA)
    • 2024: Art solo exhibition - Gallery ‘Pyonghwa’
    • A member of KCCAA(Korea Contemporary Artists Association),
      KWCA(Korea Women Ceramist Association),
      Do-woo association(Konkuk Univ),
      Kyoung-ui association.
    • ‘빚고굽다’ (Make and Bake) Ceramic workshop in operation
    Suh, Dong Hee
    dhsuh123@naver.com
    • University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, U.S.A. M.F.A. (1977)
    • Award to Christian Artist of Korea, Seoul (2021)
    • Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award, Marquis Who’s Who (2017)
    • Solo exhibition at the Bible House of Ceramic Art, Seoul (2012–2024)
    • Present: Professor Emeritus, Ceramic Art, College of Art & Design, Konkuk University, Seoul
    Yang, Seung Ho
    naori@hanmail.net
    • Started working with clay since 1974
    • Approximately 250 exhibitions in many countries
    • Nemours prizes and awards from Britain, Swiss, Germany, New Zealand
    • Currently working in Korea and France
    • Mainly involved in wood fired ceramic and eco art projects
      www.seunghoyang.com
    Yoo, Hye Jin
    toyaya64@naver.com
    • Graduated Konkuk University (Major: Artistic Crafts), 1988
    • President of Konkuk Ceramic Club since 2018
    • Member of Korea Contemporary Ceramic Artists Association
    • Mentor of Gyeonggi Social Art
    • President of Tongtonghan Doye Workshop
    Yoon, Ho Jun
    yhj21c@gmail.com
    • 2024 Ph.D. Student in Traditional Arts and Crafts, Korea National University of Heritage
    • 2015 MFA in Ceramic Arts, Graduate School of Hongik University
    • 2022 Tell me your wish, Marunama Gallery (Saitama, Japan)
    • 2021 Indulging in ceramics; PLAY, Gallery Meme (Seoul, Korea)
    • 2015 Indulging in ceramics·E-HU gallery (Seoul, Korea)
    Yoon, Seok Woon
    doyega0205@naver.com
    • M.F.A. Kyunghee University
    • Member of Korea Fine Art Association
    • Lecturer posts Yeoju College, Gunsan University
    • Lecturer posts Kangwon Universite, Kyunghee University
    • Presently lecturer Onam Community center, Dogok elementart school pottery class
    You, Heh Ja
    hjyu@ewha.ac.kr
    • B.F.A. College of Fine Arts Ewha Womans University
    • M.ED Ewha Womans University
    • 15th Solo Exhibition (Seoul, Canada, U.S.A, U.K)
    • Participated in aver 650 exhibitions consisting of Invitational Group, International xhibitions
    • 9times of International Workshop (Vancouver, Nashivelle, SF, Oregon, London Belgium, ISCAEE, Wales, I HongKong)
    • Committee and Jury Member, Attained the Korean Crafts Prize and Grand Prize
    • Emeritus Professor, Ewha Womans University
    • Director, Ceramic Art Space & Gallery TOYOU