Kecskemet Hungary Ceramics

In this video we look at the ceramic art from artists who exhibited their work at the 2019 symposium exhibition at the kapolna gallery 5th to the 17th of september 2019 from the international.

Kecskemet hungary ceramics.

A contemporary art collection of ceramics hosts about 3600 pieces of art from more than 505 artists of 43 countries. Kecskemét lies halfway between the capital budapest and the country s third largest city szeged 86 kilometres 53 miles from both of them and almost equal distance from the. The museum of hungarian folk art and the bozsó collection provide insight into the role played by kecskemet hungary in the cultural traditions of the country with exhibitions of pottery embroidery and other textiles folk and magyar art and furniture. ˈ k ɛ tʃ k ɛ m eɪ t ketch kem ayt hungarian.

ˈkɛt ʃkɛmeːt is a city in the central part of hungary it is the eighth largest city in the country and the county seat of bács kiskun. International ceramics studio kecskemét hungary kecskemét hungary. A great part of the work of arts is exhibited on permanent exhibitions. It is also open to the research and design challenges of ceramics thus it gives place to artists with spacious studios modern equipments and technical support.

During the training in hungary professional of the ceramic sector discussed the training needs on the topics of tradition and innovation. Artists and interviews the ceramic studio in kecskemét is a survivor. Kecskemét megyei jogú város önkormányzata. 6000 kecskemét kossuth tér 1.

The naïve art museum displays paintings and sculptures with charming peasant themes and. Urban environment and business start ups. The international ceramics studio is a ceramic centre which offers artists in residence the opportunity to concentrate. Written by cerasmus team on january 15 2019.

The international ceramics studio ics is a ceramic art centre located eighty kilometres south of the hungarian capital budapest. It was founded in the early 1970s along with a number of similar organisations to promote specialist art forms including dance music and literature.