X>1, installation view. Courtesy of Depot Artspace.
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박성환 Sung Hwan Bobby Park and Iza Lozano behind the scenes.
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Collaborative workshop at Auckland Studio Potters, featuring ASP ceramicists and artists from various fields, with wheel specialist Iza Lozano and curator Richard Penn. Image credit: Auckland Studio Potters.
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Auckland Studio Potters proudly presents X>1, an exhibition that reimagines ceramic art through dynamic collaborations. Curated by Richard Penn, this showcase unites ASP members with artists from diverse fields, encouraging outward-looking creativity.
X>1 challenges traditional norms, showcasing meticulously crafted ceramics alongside experimental, unfinished works. These raw projects reflect the value of the collaborative process, a central theme of Penn's workshops, which prioritised creativity over the finished product.
Explore a spectrum of ceramic creations, from expertly crafted pieces to the dynamic, unfinished projects born from diverse minds and methods. X>1 invites you to celebrate the transformative power of collaboration, where X holds the potential to exceed expectations.
Auckland Studio Potters proudly presents X>1, an exhibition that reimagines ceramic art through dynamic collaborations. Curated by Richard Penn, this showcase unites ASP members with artists from diverse fields, encouraging outward-looking creativity.
X>1 challenges traditional norms, showcasing meticulously crafted ceramics alongside experimental, unfinished works. These raw projects reflect the value of the collaborative process, a central theme of Penn's workshops, which prioritised creativity over the finished product.
Explore a spectrum of ceramic creations, from expertly crafted pieces to the dynamic, unfinished projects born from diverse minds and methods. X>1 invites you to celebrate the transformative power of collaboration, where X holds the potential to exceed expectations.
