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Majiayao culture explored

Article written by Mechtild Paauwe for the November edition of Clay Ceramics Magazine 2019 Aboriginal art is known for its dots. Nowadays, China is working to put the patterns of the Majiayao culture on the map. If you look at the modern lines on this pottery, you don’t expect it to be 5000 years old!…

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Sanbao Jingdezhen 2019

Simone Haak is back in Sanbao-Jingdezhen. Together with the artists Wilma Bosland (NL), Heide Nonnenmacher (D), Demi Tokutake (J) and assisted by Sierra Looijkens (NL) they go for a adventurous artist-in-residence project in the porcelain capital of China. Wellcome dinner at Sanbao restaurant

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Exhibition ZhenXi

 “Beauty overcomes differences. Sharing fosters growth.” The name ZhenXi in Chinese means ‘act with love, devote your heart to something’. It is clear from the work in this exhibition that the two artists, Li Zhen and Xi Meng – the Chinese name of Simone Haak – are infused with this sentiment. Simone, who together with…

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Terra in China 2016

Today, 14 September 2016, Simone Haak, owner of Terra Delft Gallery, is leaving to China with five artists of the Gallery. After a visit to Shanghai, where of course the ceramic department of the Shanghai Museum is visited they travel further to Jingdezhen, twinned city of Delft. In the international ceramic institute Sanbao-Jingdezhen, they can…

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Mural by Wenna in Delft

On the wall of the Stanislas College in Delft a hugh mural is accomplished by Wenna from Beijing. During her artist-in-residence stay in Delft, in 2015, Wenna was invited to realize a large wall painting in Delft. A wall of the Stanislascollege was decorated, in cooperation with students and neighbours. The colourfull painting tells a…

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