After three fantastic years in the gallery space at Smallegade,
Frederiksberg in Copenhagen the time has now come for Copenhagen Ceramics to
move on and enter a new phase.
27 very different exhibitions have been shown over these three years and - as anyone having followed CC can testify – the great diversity of expressions within contemporary ceramics has been thoroughly demonstrated. The mediation and rendering visible of this has precisely been our intention and we are very thankful for the huge support and interest, that all our guests and followers have given to the project, in Denmark and internationally.
The gallery space at the back premises of Smallegade 46, Frederiksberg in Copenhagen was closed by the end of season 2014 and the initiators of the Copenhagen Ceramics project are currently working to establish new ways of presenting contemporary ceramics in Denmark and internationally.
27 very different exhibitions have been shown over these three years and - as anyone having followed CC can testify – the great diversity of expressions within contemporary ceramics has been thoroughly demonstrated. The mediation and rendering visible of this has precisely been our intention and we are very thankful for the huge support and interest, that all our guests and followers have given to the project, in Denmark and internationally.
The gallery space at the back premises of Smallegade 46, Frederiksberg in Copenhagen was closed by the end of season 2014 and the initiators of the Copenhagen Ceramics project are currently working to establish new ways of presenting contemporary ceramics in Denmark and internationally.
You can
follow news about the project by visiting this blog and you can still sign up
for newsletters by filling in the form under contact at our webside www.copenhagenceramics.com
Our website
will stay active and here you will continuously be able to see all our
exhibitions and read press releases for all 27 shows of 2012, 2013 and
2014.
With very best regards
Bente Skjøttgaard, Steen Ipsen og Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl
Copenhagen Ceramics
On a research trip to London, work by Clare Twomey
