Contemporary Ceramics Conference
WHO: people with an interest in contemporary ceramics.
WHAT: Making or Unmaking? The context of contemporary ceramics is a research conference organized by at Bergen National Academy of the Arts, in collaboration with Art Museums of Bergen. The opposition between studio and industrial ceramics that has had such a central place in the understanding of the studio ceramicist, no longer seems meaningful. A shift from production to reproduction has taken place. Images and patterns from different sources are appropriated and manipulated. Mass-produced objects, often characterized by disuse, disruption and damage, have come to be increasingly used as raw materials. The relationship between the artist and the artisan has also changed. The conference focuses on the way in which these changes influence contemporary making, and how they contribute to the unmaking of conventional understanding of ceramics and craft practices in general.
WHEN: 27-29 Oct, 2011.
CHARGES: late registration: NOK2700, Members of Norske Kunsthåndverkere, NOK2000, student NOK 900.
DETAILS: Speakers: Glenn Adamson, Barnaby Barford, Marek Cecula, Mónica Gaspar, Tanya Harrod, Ben Highmore, Gitte Jungersen, Søren Kjørup, Andrew Livingstone, Carol McNicoll, Kevin Murrey, Michael Petry, Mike Press, Paul Scott, Ezra Shales, Richard Slee, Caroline Slotte, Linda Sormin, Hans Stofer, Clare Twomey, Jorunn Veiteberg and Anne Britt Ylvisåker.
Deadline: 25 October 2011 ** Deadline expired**
Organiser/employer: K-verdi
[ Added on 29 September 2011 ]
Professional development
- Payments:
- No payment
- Charges:
- Charge made to applicant
- Experience required:
- No preference
- Students eligible:
- Yes
- Location:
- Norway - Bergen
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