\/\/ for English please scroll down \u2193Wystawa: \u201ePowr\u00f3t do ceramiki”Arty\u015bci: Feiko Beckers, Bur\u00e7ak Bing\u00f6l, Nschotschi Haslinger, Natalia Kopytko, Tomek Kulka, Agata Kus, Aleksandra Liput, Justyna Smole\u0144, Wojciech Ireneusz Sobczyk, Jakub Julian Zi\u00f3\u0142kowskiWernisa\u017c: 30.3.2023, godz.18Data wystawy: 30.3.2023-17.9.2023Kuratorka: Miros\u0142awa Ba\u0142azyMiejsce: Galeria Alfa
\u201ePowr\u00f3t do ceramiki” to wystawa prac artyst\u00f3w wsp\u00f3\u0142czesnych, kt\u00f3rzy w swojej praktyce si\u0119gaj\u0105 po medium ceramiki. Rdzeniem ekspozycji s\u0105 prace z Kolekcji MOCAK-u: Feika Beckersa, Bur\u00e7ak Bing\u00f6l, Nschotschi Haslinger, Agaty Kus, Justyny Smole\u0144 i Jakuba Juliana Zi\u00f3\u0142kowskiego. Poza tym na wystawie znajd\u0105 si\u0119 realizacje Wojciecha Ireneusza Sobczyka, Aleksandry Liput, Natalii Kopytko i Tomka Kulki.Ceramika od wiek\u00f3w by\u0142a wykorzystywana do cel\u00f3w u\u017cytkowych i dekoracyjnych. W Europie okres jej \u015bwietno\u015bci przypada na XVII i XVIII wiek. W tym czasie Delft s\u0142yn\u0119\u0142o z fajansu, a manufaktura w Mi\u015bni z porcelany.\u00a0
Ceramika okaza\u0142a si\u0119 ciekawym medium r\u00f3wnie\u017c dla sztuki. Wykorzystywali j\u0105 tw\u00f3rcy awangardowi. Tak\u017ce arty\u015bci wsp\u00f3\u0142cze\u015bni szukaj\u0105 w ceramice nowych znacze\u0144 oraz zaskakuj\u0105cych mo\u017cliwo\u015bci formalnych.Na wystawie zobaczymy prace obejmuj\u0105ce niemal pe\u0142n\u0105 skal\u0119 mo\u017cliwo\u015bci tego medium \u2013 od hiperrealistycznych przedstawie\u0144 natury, do obiekt\u00f3w przypominaj\u0105cych destrukty.
Feiko Beckers odwo\u0142uje si\u0119 do tradycji holenderskich oraz do zwyczaju umieszczania na talerzach przys\u0142\u00f3w ludowych i cytat\u00f3w z Biblii, zamieniaj\u0105c je na w\u0142asne sentencje przybieraj\u0105ce form\u0119 prawd absolutnych. Natomiast Justyna Smole\u0144 igra z tradycjami porcelany mi\u015bnie\u0144skiej, dekonstruuj\u0105c j\u0105 i tworz\u0105c rze\u017abiarskie kola\u017ce. Bur\u00e7ak Bing\u00f6l du\u017cy nacisk w swojej tw\u00f3rczo\u015bci k\u0142adzie na warstw\u0119 dekoracyjn\u0105 ceramiki. Jednak w swojej pracy \u015bwiadomie niszczy estetyczn\u0105 dekoracj\u0119, deformuj\u0105c obiekt chorobliw\u0105 naro\u015bl\u0105. Tomek Kulka tworzy figurki i przedmioty odnosz\u0105ce si\u0119 do kultu religijnego. Postacie Agaty Kus, balansuj\u0105ce na pograniczu \u015bwiata fantazji i realno\u015bci, dzia\u0142aj\u0105 jednolit\u0105 czerni\u0105. Wazy Juliana Jakuba Zi\u00f3\u0142kowskiego oblepiaj\u0105 twarze skomentowane tekstem \u201eSick of Love”. Huby Aleksandry Liput tworz\u0105 instalacj\u0119 site-specific. Ich miejsce nawi\u0105zuje do ro\u015blinnego pierwowzoru. Wojciech Ireneusz Sobczyk buduje tajemnicze ogrody zakomponowane z misternie wykonanych ro\u015blin. Niby-k\u0142\u0105cza, p\u0119dy, korzenie oplataj\u0105 Korony Natalii Kopytko. Falliczno-ro\u015blinne stopy Nschotschi Haslinger, mimo zastosowania szlachetnej techniki, wygl\u0105daj\u0105 jak zrobione z plasteliny.\u00a0\u201ePowr\u00f3t do ceramiki” prezentuje bardzo r\u00f3\u017cne koncepcje artystyczne. Pojawiaj\u0105 si\u0119 w nich fragmenty natury, obiekty przywo\u0142uj\u0105ce na my\u015bl obrz\u0119dy, przedmioty banalne oraz teksty. W tych pracach mo\u017cna znale\u017a\u0107 emocje, ironi\u0119, prze\u015bmiewczo\u015b\u0107, nawet duchowo\u015b\u0107.\u00a0\/\/<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Exhibition: 'Return to Ceramics’Artists: Feiko Beckers, Bur\u00e7ak Bing\u00f6l, Nschotschi Haslinger, Natalia Kopytko, Tomek Kulka, Agata Kus, Aleksandra Liput, Justyna Smole\u0144, Wojciech Ireneusz Sobczyk, Jakub Julian Zi\u00f3\u0142kowskiOpening date: 30.3.2023 at 6 pmExhibition date: 30.3.2023-17.9.2023Curator: Miros\u0142awa Ba\u0142azyVenue: Gallery Alfa
’Return to Ceramics’ is an exhibition of works by contemporary artists who use the medium of ceramics in their practice. At the core of the exhibition are works from the MOCAK Collection, by: Feiko Beckers, Bur\u00e7ak Bing\u00f6l, Nschotschi Haslinger, Agata Kus, Justyna Smole\u0144 and Jakub Julian Zi\u00f3\u0142kowski. In addition, the exhibition will feature pieces by Wojciech Ireneusz Sobczyk, Aleksandra Liput, Natalia Kopytko and Tomek Kulka.For centuries, ceramics has been used for utilitarian and decorative purposes. In Europe, its heyday was in the 17th and 18th centuries, when Delft was famous for faience and the Meissen manufactory for porcelain.\u00a0Ceramics also proved to be an interesting medium for art. It was used by avant-garde artists. Contemporary artists are also looking for new meanings and surprising formal possibilities in ceramics.
The exhibition will feature works that span almost the full range of the medium\u2019s potential \u2013 from hyper-realistic representations of nature to objects resembling destruction.Feiko Beckers draws on Dutch traditions and the custom of placing folk proverbs and biblical quotations on plates, transforming them into his own sentences taking the form of absolute truths. Justyna Smole\u0144, meanwhile, plays with the traditions of Meissen porcelain, deconstructing it and creating sculptural collages. Bur\u00e7ak Bing\u00f6l places great emphasis on the decorative layer of ceramics in her work at the same time, however, deliberately destroying the aesthetic decoration by deforming the object with morbid growths. Tomek Kulka creates figurines and objects related to religious worship. Agata Kus\u2019s figures stride the borderline between the world of fantasy and reality, and make a strong impact with their uniform blackness. The vases by Julian Jakub Zi\u00f3\u0142kowski are plastered with faces commented on in his text 'Sick of Love’. Aleksandra Liput\u2019s Guardian Fungi form a site-specific installation. Their site refers to a plant-like prototype. Wojciech Ireneusz Sobczyk builds mysterious gardens composed of intricately crafted plants. Quasi-rhizomes, shoots and roots entwine the Crowns by Natalia Kopytko. Nschotschi Haslinger\u2019s phallic-plant feet, despite using a noble technique, look as if made of plasticine.\u00a0'Return to Ceramics’ presents a gamut of very different artistic concepts. They feature fragments of nature and objects evoking rituals, as well as things and texts that are banal. In these works you will find emotion, irony, ridicule and indeed spirituality._
Mecenas Muzeum | Museum Patron: OKNOPLASTPartner MOCAK-u | MOCAK Partner: Miejskie Przedsi\u0119biorstwo Komunikacyjne S. A. w KrakowiePatron Galerii Re | Re Gallery Patron: RE-BauPatroni medialni | Media Patrons: RMF Classic, TVP Kultura, Architektura&Biznes, Gazeta Wyborcza, Contemporary Lynx, Niez\u0142a Sztuka, ArtInfo.pl, Krakow In Your Pocket, Krak\u00f3w Culture KarnetMuzeum Sztuki Wsp\u00f3\u0142czesnej w Krakowie MOCAK \u2013 Instytucja Kultury Miasta Krakowa | MOCAK The Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow \u2013 A Cultural Institution of the City of Krakow
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Wykorzystana praca | Work by: Justyna Smole\u0144, \u201eFall in Love”, 2022, porcelana, ceramika, kola\u017c | porcelain, ceramic, collage, 45 \u00d7 29 \u00d7 20 cm, courtesy J. Smole\u0144
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