The curator of "Inspired by China, Heritage and Innovation", Tineke van Gils, had co-hosted with participating artist, Jeroen Bechtold, an insightful lecture on their craft and the age-old traditions of the craft in the ceramic capitals in China, namely Jingdezhen, Dehua and Yixing.
Jeroen Bechtold and Tineke van Gils spoke in great detail about their artwork as well as their time and experience in respective cities of Yixing, Jingdezhen and Dehua.
This event is co-organised with KVVAK (Royal Society of Friends of Asian Art). During the lecture there was also time for a tea tasting in Asian style, prepared by Natasja Roodbergen.
...which is very much needed during these often cold and windy days.
The Grand Canal passed through the city of Wuxi, creating a splendid commercial culture. Wuxi was the famous cloth dock and silk market.
The Grand Canal passed through the city of Wuxi, creating a splendid commercial culture. Wuxi was the famous cloth dock and silk market.
As the cradle that gave birth to the Grand Canal, Jiangsu has the longest history of being nourished by the canal.
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