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Exhibition highlights quintessence of Vietnamese ceramics
Nearly 200 ceramic artworks by artists around the country are on display at an exhibition at the Fine Arts Exhibition House on No.16 Ngo Quyen Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, which officially opened on February 14.
The exhibits were created by nearly 50 artists from the Art Ceramics Club under the Vietnam Fine Arts Association and 11 others from the Saigon Art Ceramics Club.
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Luong Xuan Doan, Chairman of the Vietnam Fine Arts Association, speaks at the opening ceremony. |
The exhibition offers a vibrant and creative space, showcasing a remarkable fusion of cultural elements, techniques, and artistic perspectives from both the North and the South.
The exhibition features a diverse range of artworks, including ceramic sculptures, ceramic paintings, and applied ceramics. Each piece bears the unique imprint of its creator, reflecting the artists' innovation, creativity, and dedication to the development of Vietnamese ceramic arts.
Most of the works inherit the essence of traditional ceramics while embodying the spirit of contemporary life, thereby illustrating the continuous evolution of Vietnam’s ceramic industry.
The event is the result of five years of continuous development of the Art Ceramics Club, where artists from various regions have exchanged ideas, collaborated, and shared their creative experiences.
Another highlight of this year's exhibition is the participation of artists from both the North and the South. Nguyen Van Trung, Deputy Head of the Saigon Fine Arts Ceramics Club, shared that the involvement of artists from Ho Chi Minh City brings unique ceramic artworks, adding to the exhibition's diversity and richness.
Within the framework of the exhibition, a seminar on Vietnamese ceramics will be held at 9:00 AM on February 21. Researchers, sculptors, painters, and artists will come together to discuss and share insights on key issues in the ceramic industry as well as the future prospects of Vietnamese ceramic art.
The exhibition will run until February 22, promising to continue attracting a wide audience of art enthusiasts, especially those interested in exploring Vietnamese ceramics from tradition to contemporary expression.
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