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Ceramics Residencies in South Korea

2 residencies for ceramics artists in South Korea.

Browse honest reviews from artists who attended ceramics programs in South Korea. Find the right residency for your practice.

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CCN Residency

Taean, South Korea

The CCN Residency, also known as Chungnam Artist Residency, is a government-run program established through a collaboration between Chungcheongnam-do Province and Hyundai City Corporation. Located in the enterprise city of Taean, near the scenic Yellow Sea and Bunamho Lake in South Korea, the residency provides a nature-friendly environment designed to inspire creativity. The residency supports visual artists by offering professional programs, individual studios, and opportunities for critical reviews, exhibitions, and international exchanges. CCN Residency also engages in global collaboration with art institutions, further expanding the creative reach of its resident artists. The architecture of the residency blends harmoniously with the natural surroundings, offering a peaceful and inspiring space for artistic creation.

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Toroo

Icheon, South Korea

The Toroo Atelier Learning Residency in Icheon, South Korea, offers an extended program for ceramic artists and students to deepen their skills in traditional Korean styles under master Kwak Kyungtae. Situated in a vibrant ceramic village, the residency provides a unique environment with a balance of structured instruction and self-guided practice. Participants receive personalized guidance and access to unlimited clay, tools, and a dedicated studio space. Accommodation is provided in Ye’s Park, within walking distance of the studio, and includes access to a shared kitchen. Daily schedules feature instruction in the morning and afternoon, with additional independent practice time. The program also includes Korean lunches, twice-weekly dinners, and beverages throughout the day. The residency is suitable for those with prior experience in clay and aims to foster both technical skills and creative exploration. For more details and application information, visit their website or contact them directly.

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