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SUMMARY:Exhibition "Schalen" by Young-Jae Lee at St Jakobikirche Chemnitz
DESCRIPTION:Young-Jae Lee was born in Seoul\, Korea in 1951. From 1968 to
1972\, she studied at the Seoul College of Art Education before moving to
Germany in 1972. From 1973 to 1978\, she studied ceramics and mould design
at the University of Applied Sciences in Wiesbaden\, after which she open
ed her own workshop in Sandhausen/Heidelberg. Since 1987\, she has managed
the Margaretenhöhe Ceramic Workshop in Essen\, which was founded by Marg
arethe Krupp in 1924. Young-Jae Lee has received numerous awards\, and in
2016 she was awarded an honorary doctorate from the Eugeniusz Geppert Acad
emy of Art and Design in Wrocław. Young-Jae Lee's work centres on vessels
and large-format bowls\, which she arranges into various installations in
her exhibitions\, often temporarily redefining her exhibition spaces in t
he process. Her works installed in this way have been shown in numerous mu
seums in Germany\, Belgium\, South Korea\, Austria\, Poland\, Japan\, Swit
zerland and the USA.\nFor many years\, Young-Jae Lee has also exhibited in
churches and Christian museums such as the St Peter's Art Station in Colo
gne\, Berlin Cathedral\, St Stephen's Church in Bamberg and the Diocesan M
useum in Freising. In the late Gothic choir of Chemnitz' St. Jakobi city c
hurch\, Young-Jae Lee has arranged a group of 49 differently coloured\, gl
azed\, large-format\, round ceramics to form the installation SCHALEN\, th
us creating a new accent.\nFrom 5 March 2025\, the exhibition will be cont
inued as an "intervention on passion" and is thus part of the programme on
the PURPLE PATH art and sculpture trail in Chemnitz and the region. The v
ernissage will take place on 9 March 2025 and the exhibition will close on
8 May 2025.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Young-Jae Lee was born in Seoul\, Korea in
1951. From 1968 to 1972\, she studied at the Seoul College of Art Educati
on before moving to Germany in 1972. From 1973 to 1978\, she studied ceram
ics and mould design at the University of Applied Sciences in Wiesbaden\,
after which she opened her own workshop in Sandhausen/Heidelberg. Since 19
87\, she has managed the Margaretenhöhe Ceramic Workshop in Essen\, which
was founded by Margarethe Krupp in 1924. Young-Jae Lee has received numer
ous awards\, and in 2016 she was awarded an honorary doctorate from the Eu
geniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław. Young-Jae Lee's wor
k centres on vessels and large-format bowls\, which she arranges into vari
ous installations in her exhibitions\, often temporarily redefining her ex
hibition spaces in the process. Her works installed in this way have been
shown in numerous museums in Germany\, Belgium\, South Korea\, Austria\, P
oland\, Japan\, Switzerland and the USA.
\nFor many years\, Young-Ja
e Lee has also exhibited in churches and Christian museums such as the St
Peter's Art Station in Cologne\, Berlin Cathedral\, St Stephen's Church in
Bamberg and the Diocesan Museum in Freising. In the late Gothic choir of
Chemnitz' St. Jakobi city church\, Young-Jae Lee has arranged a group of 4
9 differently coloured\, glazed\, large-format\, round ceramics to form th
e installation SCHALEN\, thus creating a new accent.
\nFrom 5 March
2025\, the exhibition will be continued as an "intervention on passion" an
d is thus part of the programme on the PURPLE
PATH art and sculpture trail in Chemnitz and the region. The vernissag
e will take place on 9 March 2025 and the exhibition will close on 8 May 2
025.
LOCATION:St Jacob's Church Chemnitz
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