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Translated Vase no 8

Yeesookyung, 2012

Yeesookyung takes discarded ceramic fragments in her native Korea and pieces them together into new forms. By taking the ceramic waste of master potters and fusing them with gold leaf, Yeesookyung's work merges Korean ceramic tradition with Western Modernist bricolage.

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Title of artwork, date

Translated Vase no 8, 2012

Date supported

2013

Medium and material

Ceramic trash, epoxy, gold leaf

Dimensions

116 x 111 x 122 cm

Grant

41690.0992

Total cost

41690.0992

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