Back to the Future in South Korea
Exhibition
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02 Sep 2017
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07 Oct 2017
Published: 11.08.2017
In South Korea, the cooperation between traditional craft making and modern technology is strongly promoted and stimulated. The exhibition Back to the Future in South Korea shows work by four South Korean makers who use old and new techniques to manufacture pieces that are characterised by authenticity, identity and sensibility.
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