Introducing Hayun Surl, 2024 NCECA Conference Presenter, Glaze Research - Virginia Sea Mud
This presentation will discuss the process of making glaze using collected sea mud samples during a research visit to Chesapeake Bay, Virginia, in 2019. It will explore how memory and experience with clay as a local material connect different places between the United States and South Korea. Surl will also address concerns about sustainability and the impact of sea-level rise on the habitat situation in Chesapeake Bay, Virginia.
Hayun Surl is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Angelo State University, Texas. He earned his MFA in Ceramics at Ohio University. Before coming to the US, Surl had a two-year apprenticeship learning Korean traditional pottery. His work is heavily inspired by his background as an interior designer.
Join us in Richmond, Virginia for NCECA’s 2024 Coalescence Conference from March 20 - March 23, 2024. Click in the link in our bio to view registration pricing options, preliminary program guide, and exhibition listing. Coalescence will be an opportunity to share and connect about the changing ways we teach, learn, and create through clay. This in-person event features lectures, demonstrations, and networking opportunities. More than 70 exhibitions will be on view throughout the conference region, and you can reach many of them by specially planned bus routes. Visit Avion Tours and Travel link in our bio to purchase tickets now!
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