Ceramics Exhibition: Space of Soil by Prof. Kim Sung-Ji, Jun. 6-13 2017 @ Alliance Française

Space of Soil by Prof. Kim Sung-Ji
Dates: June 6 – 13, 2017
Venue: Alliance Française

About
Professor Kim, Sung-Jin is a master ceramist from South Korea. He has been a Visiting Professor at the Kenyatta University’s Department of Art and Design for a year.

In this his farewell exhibition in Nairobi, Professor Kim will be showing his wheel-thrown open-work (tou gak) pottery inspired from traditional Korean pottery culture and African art, in a symbolic gesture of friendship between Kenyans and South Koreans.

The open-work technique produces intricate patterns of holes and is a prominent decorative skill in the aesthetics of Korean ceramic art.

This age-old technique carries infinite potential for modern design.

The title of the exhibition ‘Space of Soil’ refers to the porous nature of soil that breathes life into the molded shape giving ceramists the surface space to express their craftsmanship and create their work of art.

Screenings: European Film Festival 2017 (Extended), Until Jun. 2 2017 @ MJ Centre


Dates: May 29-31 & June 2, 2017
Venue: Michael Joseph Centre, Safaricom House (northern side of Waiyaki Way, near Muguga Green)
Time: 5.30 & 7.30 pm
Entry: Free

Week 3 – at the Michael Joseph Centre, Safaricom House
29 May 17.30 Moje córki krowy – These Daughters of Mine (comedy 16), Poland
29 May 19.30 Notes on Blindness (documentary PG), United Kingdom
30 May 17:30 L’Oriana (drama 16), Italy
30 May 19:30 Les Chavaliers Blancs – The White Knights (drama PG), France
31 May 17:30 Gatos não Têm Vertigens – Cats Don’t Get Vertigo (comedy 18), Portugal
31 May 19:30 Hotell – Hotel (drama 16), Sweden
2 June 17:30 Tokyo Fianceé – (comedy 18), Belgium
2 June 19:30 De Surprise – The Surprise (comedy PG), Netherlands

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