The Wind of Change: Contemporary Ceramics of Taiwan — The Chesapeake Gallery

The Wind of Change: Contemporary Ceramics of Taiwan

On View(Virtual): Nov. 17, 2020 - Jan. 4, 2021
Curated by Professor Ching Yuan Chang

Curated by Professor Ching Yuan Chang of Tainan National University of the Arts and made possible by generous support of the Taiwan Ministry of Culture. This digital exhibition is a phenomenal display of the craftsmanship, creativity and resilience of clay in Taiwan. It will showcase the variety and innovation within the ceramics of Taiwan, including functional and figurative works, abstract sculptures and wall installations. The artwork will inspire and astound our virtual viewers as they take a look at the ceramic creations from this potent island nation that takes traditional methods into the modern era.

Shao-Yi Chen, "Aroma Rinsing",

Hsu Mei-Yueh, "Mountain Wind 2018-5b",

Jhan-Jhu Hong, "Encounter with Light",

Pin-Yuan Tung, "Absence",

Hui-Chin Hu, "The Mold of Time - White Deer",

Chih-Chi Hsu, "The Candidness of Absolute Zero", Porcelain, 2016

Tang Hsuan, "Going to the Neverland",

Yen-Yu Lu, "Changeable Animal", Stoneware and Wire, 2019

Jhan-Jhu Hong, "Dreamy Twilight",

Chi-Yun Lin, "Dysfunctional Container", Stoneware

Shih-Hwa Lee, "Echo of Prosperity - Gecko", Porcelain, 2018

Lung-Chieh Lin, "Silver Star",

Tang Hsuan, "The Playful Journey", Hand-Built Ceramics, 20x14.5x15.5", 2018

Fang-Yi Chu, "Reading Image -4", Stoneware Clay, Glaze, and Acrylic Paint on Canvas Board, 2019

Mei-Yueh Hsu, "Mountain Wind 2018-2ab", Stoneware

Lung-Chieh Lin, "Thousand Minutes Object - 06 and 07",

Shih-Hwa Lee, "Echo of Prosperity - Gecko", Porcelain, 2018

Po-Yu Lin, "Beans",

Pin-Yuan Tung, "Mourning Ceremony",

Hsin-Tien Wu, "Unable",

Yiting Wang, "Rebirth from the Fossil Specimens - The Abandoned Red Bricks",

Hsing-Yu Li, "The Flower No Longer Wait",

Hsin-I Tien, "Apart-Mirror Image",

Tai-Jung Lee, "Struggle", Porcelain, 2017

Hsin-Tien Wu, "Who Am I?" Porcelain, Mirror, Wood, 2018