Exploring the Evolution of Lacquer Art in Europe
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The lacquer culture that began in Asia,
how has it developed in Europe?
The Seoul Craft Museum,
in collaboration with a German lacquer art curator,
illuminates the history and world of European lacquer art.
Is lacquer craft exclusive to Asia?
Through the perspective of a curator who has worked in Germany,
the Seoul Craft Museum introduces another world of lacquer art that blossomed in Europe.
Let's explore together!
What is the theme of this lecture?
Date: February 2, 2026 (Monday)
Time: 14:00 - 16:00
Location: Auditorium, Education Building, Seoul Craft Museum
Speaker: Jeong Soon-sim
(Former Curator of the Münster Lacquer Museum in Germany)
The Seoul Craft Museum will host a special lecture on 'European Lacquer Art' on February 2.
This lecture will shed light on the history and transformation of European lacquer art influenced by Asian lacquer culture.
The speaker, Dr. Jeong Soon-sim, has lived in Germany for 37 years and has organized numerous exhibitions on Asian and European lacquer art.
What topics will be covered in the lecture?
Focusing on the collection of the Westphalian State Museum of Art and Cultural History, which holds the largest lacquer collection in Germany,
the lecture will discuss the process of curating European lacquer exhibitions, field experiences, and introduce representative artifacts and artists' works.
How has lacquer art developed in Europe?
Chinoiserie and Japonisme
These are Asian-influenced art styles that were popular in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries, each reflecting the influence of Chinese and Japanese cultures.
How can you apply to participate?
Registration opens on January 28, 2026, at 9 AM through the Seoul Craft Museum website, with a limit of 80 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
Due to high interest from citizens, the pre-registration quickly filled up.
However, there will still be on-site registration opportunities!
On the day of the lecture, February 2, registration for remaining seats will begin at 13:50.
Those who missed pre-registration are encouraged to take note!
The Seoul Craft Museum regularly operates various programs, including this lecture.
Upcoming programs can be quickly checked through the Seoul Craft Museum website, so we appreciate your interest and participation.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/haechiseoul/224162761242
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