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  • Art Exhibition,  Español

    Porcelana china: de vajilla a obra de arte

    July 6, 2012 / 0 Comments

    En lo primero que pensé cuando supe que tenía que escribir este blog fue en mi abuela y en las figuritas de Lladró que, como cualquier abuela que se precie, tenía en su casa. Luego pensé en las ensaladeras de mi madre, de cerámica de Muel, cuya tradición viene del siglo XIV. Creo que esto último se acerca más al concepto de la porcelana china. Porque ¿cuándo un plato deja de ser un plato para convertirse en obra de arte? ¿es sólo porque ha conseguido superar la prueba de los siglos sin romperse? Tal vez sea por mi concepto práctico de las cosas, para mí la vajilla puede ser bonita,…

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  • Art Exhibition,  English

    Is china called china because it’s from China?

    July 6, 2012 / 0 Comments

    Do you have any strong feelings about Chinese porcelain? Because I don’t. And when I wrote to my friends to ask them for some inspiration, neither did they. (One friend told me he found it ‘irresistibly erotic’, but if you ask a stupid question…) My point is, when I found out that, as part of a celebration to mark Frederick the Great of Prussia’s 300th birthday (posthumously, I might add), the Museen Dahlem is exhibiting his collection of Chinese Porcelain pieces, I was a bit… ambivalent. I can’t even bring myself to hate the idea, that’s how little I care about Chinese porcelain, or indeed porcelain in general. Maybe it’s…

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