Families, come together to experience the beauty of pottery art！ The “2010 International Ceramics Art Festival – Yingtao Party Happy Clay Party” kicks off grandly from July 8 to August 15. In addition to the Biennial Ceramics Exhibition, international symposiums, and a special 10-year exhibition, there will also be resident artists from around the world creating live in Taiwan, inviting you to join in the celebration.
The Yingge Ceramics Museum has been open for 10 years, and with a full year of exciting celebratory events, the highly anticipated “International Ceramics Art Festival” this year takes “Yingtao Party” as its theme. It features family-friendly activities such as clay modeling, painting, water play, and wood-fired bread baking—offering both delicious food and fun experiences that let the public enjoy the wonders of pottery art！
In addition, the Yingge Ceramics Museum has specially invited dozens of international ceramic artists to Taiwan to coincide with the Taiwan International Ceramics Biennial, aiming to explore diverse dialogues between cultures. The artists will also engage in resident creation during the biennial period, hoping to attract more of the public to enter the world of ceramic art.
2010 International Ceramics Art Festival: http://www.ceramics.tpc.gov.tw/exhibition/2010festival
Official website of the Yingge Ceramics Museum: http://www.ceramics.tpc.gov.tw/
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