Potters of the Future Brought the Heritage of the Past Together with Soil
The exhibition, which consists of the works of trainees trained under ALKÜSEM and includes contemporary ceramic interpretations, received full marks from Çatalhöyük visitors.
Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat University "Neolithic Memory: Çatalhöyük Prepared within the scope of the Continuing Education Application and Research Center (ALKÜSEM) Ceramics-Pottery Education Program Contemporary Comments "Ceramics Exhibition" met with visitors at Konya Çatalhöyük Welcome Center. UNESCO The exhibition in the historical settlement, which is on the World Heritage List and has a history of approximately 10 thousand years, was met with great interest by art lovers.
Neolithic Heritage Interpreted with Contemporary Art
Trainees trained in eight different training periods reshaped the thousands of years old cultural heritage of the ancient settlement through contemporary ceramic art. The instructor and curator of the exhibition was ALKÜ ALTSO Vocational School Design Department Lecturer Serdar Aslan. Stating that they created a qualified selection together with the participants, Aslan stated that they reconsidered the architecture, rituals, production culture, mother goddess tradition, wall paintings and human-nature relationship with contemporary ceramic interpretations of the region.
The exhibition will remain open until July 11
Stressing that they aim to establish a strong cultural bond between the past and the present through works shaped by the transformative power of soil, clay and fire, Aslan expressed his gratitude to Konya Metropolitan Municipality for their support. The meaningful exhibition, which opened its doors on Monday, June 29, can be visited by art lovers until Saturday, July 11.
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