International Figurative Ceramics Exhibition: Part of the International Ceramic Studio, kecskemet, Hungary, Figurative Symposium Residency

Natasha Mayo; Paolo  Porelli; Sunbin  Lim; ming miaoko; Gergő Ámmer; Tamás  Szántó; András Zsigó

International Figurative Ceramics Exhibition: Part of the International Ceramic Studio, kecskemet, Hungary, Figurative Symposium Residency

Natasha Mayo ( Arlunydd)
, Paolo Porelli^* ( Arlunydd)
, Sunbin Lim^* ( Arlunydd)
, ming miaoko^* ( Arlunydd)
, Gergő Ámmer^* ( Arlunydd)
, Tamás Szántó ^* ( Arlunydd)
, András Zsigó^* ( Arlunydd)

^*Awdur cyfatebol y gwaith hwn

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The International Ceramics Studio residency is awarded on a biannual basis as a collaboration between the International Ceramics Festival and ICS. It involves a four-week period of making within the rich cultural surroundings of Hungary, supported by the world-renowned ceramics studios technical support and facilities.

As part of this I was also formally invited to take part in the studios annual 'International Symposium' adopting the theme of figuration. Seven artists took part resulting in presentations, discussions, collaborations, a series of public lectures, workshops, exhibition.

My work ‘Palimpsest’ was selected to become part of the studios Contemporary Ceramics Collection – a major collection in European and international ceramics.

The residency was funded by the ICS and ICF collaboration, and a further grant awarded for travel by Wales Arts International. A presentation was given in Aberystwyth at ICF the following year funded by South Wales Potters.

Iaith wreiddiol	Saesneg
Cyhoeddwr	International Ceramics Studio
Statws	Cyhoeddwyd - 30 Awst 2024

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Mayo, N. (Siaradwr gwadd)
6 Rhag 2025
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International Figurative Symposium
Mayo, N. (Siaradwr gwadd), Ammer, G. (Siaradwr gwadd), Lim , S. (Siaradwr gwadd), Ko, M.-M. (Siaradwr gwadd), Porelli, P. (Siaradwr gwadd), Szántó, T. (Siaradwr gwadd) & Zsigó, A. (Siaradwr gwadd)
5 Awst 2024 → 30 Awst 2024
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International Figurative Ceramics Exhibition: Part of the International Ceramic Studio, kecskemet, Hungary, Figurative Symposium Residency

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