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Still motion"To lift Nature out of the decorations and mouldings, and let It invade and settle the museum space."
This exhibition presents the results of artist Claire Lindner’s research and creative residency at the European Institute of Ceramic Arts. At the heart of the exhibition thrums a vibrant life force which Claire Lindner draws from the organic and the living world. Her chimeral works captivate with sinuous expressivity, dynamic forms, and intense colours. The exhibition takes us through five stages that question our relationship with nature, the bond that unites living beings, and the fragility of ecosystems. This cultural program features French/English exhibition descriptions, guided tours, and hands-on workshops and introduction to ceramics.
Claire Lindner's unique approach and expertise are recognized on today’s international stage and have led to her nomination among the 30 finalists of the prestigious 2023 Craft Prize awarded by the Loewe Foundation in New York. With her residency at the IEAC, she reinterprets the work of the famous Alsatian ceramicist Théodore Deck and his connection to nature and ornamentation, and draws inspiration from Deck's work in her search for a new glazing process with water-like effects. The results, on display for the first time, are unique works that depict a transfiguration of matter with pieces combining ceramics and glass.
Liesel's advice
At the heart of the exhibition dances a vital force in effervescence. Claire Lindner borrows this energy from the organic and living world. Her chimerical work marvels at the expressiveness of the curves, the dynamics of the forms and the intensity of the colours that it invokes. -
Practical information
Horaires
De 14h00 à 18h00 du mercredi au dimanche.Departure
Musée Théodore DeckEvent type
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Location
Distance
Nearest train station: 7 Km -
Tariff
Tarif plein : 5 € Tarif de groupe à partir de 10 personnes : 3 € Tarif réduit (étudiants de plus de 25 ans, demandeurs d’emploi, personnes en situation de handicap) : 1,50 € Gratuité : Groupes scolaires, moins de 25 ans, Museum-Pass-Musées, Pass Education, Hoppla’ Pass, carte Culture, carte ICOM, membres de l’Association Théodore Deck. Le musée est ouvert en accès libre et gratuit le premier dimanche de chaque mois.
