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The Human Spirit: Propositions on Resilience in these Irregular Times:
a virtual Indo-Korean Ceramic and Glass exhibition
Virtual group exhibition of ceramic and glass art by Korean and Indian artists.

Date: Friday, 21 January 2022 | Time: 6.00 p.m. IST
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from Friday, 21 January 2022 to Thursday, 31 March 2022.

This exhibition looks at the artistic interpretations of the concept of resilience of the human spirit especially post Covid pandemic, through the medium of ceramic and glass. Both are transformed through fire into new states of being. We examine the metaphor of rejuvenation, transformation, fluidity and permeability as attributes of both ceramics and glass through figurative, abstract and natural forms.

Names of participating Korean and Indian artists:
• Choi Hye Sook, Seoul
• Dipalee Daroz, New Delhi
• Hu Jung Eun, Seoul
• Jung Kwang Min, Gyeonggi-do
• Kang Kyoung Youn, Gyeonggi-do
• Lee Jae Joon, Gyeonggi-do
• Lee Tae Hoon, Gyeonggi-do
• Madhur Sen, New Delhi
• Oh Jung Sun, Seoul
• Rhee In Sook, Seoul
• Sisir Sahana, Shanti Niketan
• Srila Mookherjee, Kolkata
• Swagata Naidu, Ahmedabad
• Thomas Louis, Goa
• Trupti Patel, Baroda
• Vineeta Oswal & Manoj Pilli, Ahmedabad

VIRTUAL EXHIBITION
The exhibition link will be active from 6.00 pm IST on Friday, 21 January 2022.

Date: Friday, 21 January 2022 | Time: 6.00 p.m. IST
inkocentre.org/Virtual_Connect_Infotainment.html
The link will be active from 6.00 pm IST on Friday, 21 January 2022.

The link to view the exhibition, will be accessible until Thursday, 31 March 2022.

Comprising a virtual walkthrough, short videos about the artists' work processes; informative notes from the curators and a comprehensive list of relevant artworks, the exhibition invites you on a journey of discovery of the aesthetic beauty and finesse of technique of ceramic and glass work by exceptionally talented artists from India and Korea.

Following the inauguration, complementary discussions and interactions will be presented at regular intervals, up to the close of the exhibition.

About the Curators: Click
Kristine Michael (India) and MuLim Park (Korea)

Kristine Michael is a ceramic artist and designer from National Institute of Design Ahmedabad, based in New Delhi. She is an arts educator, independent researcher, writer and curator, currently completing her PhD in art history from School of Arts and Aesthetics JNU.

MuLim Park secured a BFA in Ceramics from Hongik University, Korea in 1991. In 1996, he completed a BFA from the California Institute of Arts, U.S.A. and he secured an MFA from the same Institute in 1998. As an artist, he has participated in solo and group shows in Korea, Germany and has participated in workshops, conferences and residencies in Korea, Germany and Japan. He has curated several small and large-scale exhibitions in Seoul, Korea, in Eindhoven, Netherlands and in Singapore, to critical acclaim. As an arts administrator, he has been involved with the Mullae Art Space as a Committee Member, as a Non-executive Board Member of Junggu Cultural Foundation and as a Member of the Governance Committee for the Seoul Artists’ Platform. He has also managed Alternative Gallery Space operations such as the Jungdabang Project, The 3rd Place and Artspace Seoul13. For the exhibition at Prism, InKo Centre’s virtual gallery, MuLim has selected 8 Korean artists - 4 ceramic and 4 glass artists who show exemplary technique; thought-provoking concepts and finesse of presentation.

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The link to view the exhibition, will be accessible until Thursday, 31 March 2022.

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