On Friday, March 7, the Charles B. Wang Center hosted the opening of the solo exhibition titled “Cycles of Clay: The Ceramic ...

Korean ceramics underwent another transition when the country hosted the 1988 Seoul Olympics. During this period, the government began implementing policies that encouraged artists to adopt ...

If you have never seen a piece of Korean celadon pottery in person, then you have missed out on real beauty. Korean Celadon pottery is one of the most beautiful art forms in Asia, one that was almost ...

The Korean Cultural Centre Australia (KCCAU) is to organise <Day By Day: Korean Ceramics in Daily Life> in partnership with the Korea Ceramic Foundation (KOCEF) from 2nd September to 4th November.

Step into the world of non-plastic baby bottle production, where Korean pottery artisans transform natural materials into safe, eco-friendly bottles. From shaping to glazing, each step is executed ...

The American Museum of Natural History is hosting an event, From Kiln To Kimchi: A Celebration of Korean Culture on March 14.

Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) of London will hold its first exhibition focusing on Korean popular culture, known as hallyu ...