The EKA Department of Ceramics celebrates its 95th anniversary

The EKA Department of Ceramics celebrates its 95th anniversary

The EKA Department of Ceramics is celebrating its 95th anniversary on 24–26 October. The full anniversary programme is accessible here:

Wednesday 24 Oct

  • 17:00 Opening of the Out of the Box exhibition in A400

Thursday 25 Oct in room B602

  • 10:00 Welcome and 3D clay printing with a robotic arm – Urmas Puhkan, Lauri Kilusk, Kaiko Kivi
  • 11:00 Pinching technique – Mirja Niemelä, Häme University of Applied Sciences
  • 12:00 Resist techniques on porcelain – Sigrid Haugen, Oslo Metropolitan University
  • 13:00–14:00 Lunch
  • 14:00 Slip transfer on porcelain – Kristin Andreassen, Oslo Metropolitan University
  • 15:00 Mocha diffusion – Neringa Akcijonaitytė, Vilnius Academy of Arts
  • 16:00 Image transfer and other decorative on-glaze techniques – Dalia Laučkaitė-Jakimavičienė, Vilnius Academy of Arts

Friday 26 Oct in room B602

  • 10:00 Image transfer and other decorative techniques on glazes – Dalia Laučkaitė-Jakimavičienė, Vilnius Academy of Arts
  • 11:00 A lecture on “Wheel Thrown Toys” – Sergey Suharev, St Petersburg Stieglitz State Academy of Arts and Design
  • 12:00 Artist’s technique – Remigijus Sederevičius, Vilnius Academy of Arts, Faculty of Kaunas
  • 13:00–14:00 Lunch
  • 14:00 Underglaze painting – Julia Klopova, St Petersburg Stieglitz State Academy of Art and Design
  • 14:00 On-glaze painting – Sergey Rusakov, Lyudmila Nazina, St Petersburg Stieglitz State Academy of Arts and Design
  • 15:00 An artist’s technique on the pottery wheel – Dmitry Ilinskiy, St Petersburg Stieglitz State Academy of Arts and Design
  • 16:00 The brick workshop “Play with Clay” for up to 40 people – Eugenia Loginova and Liga Skarina, Art Academy of Latvia

Additional information:

Urmas Puhkan
Head of the Department of Ceramics
urmas.puhkan@artun.ee
+372 626 7308
+372 5664 6873

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