A DEEP AFFINITY”: SURREALISM AND NON-EUROPEAN ARTS — AMA PROFESSIONAL NEWSLETTER 201

#201 #201 • • • 10 May 2015 • • • Le Jour ni l’Heure 5417 (1934) Victor Brauner Credit: Renaud Camus, Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris “A DEEP AFFINITY”: SURREALISM AND NON-EUROPEAN ARTS “A DEEP AFFINITY”: SURREALISM AND NON-EUROPEAN ARTS p.15 Focus: “Fiber Futures” The realm of contemporary Japanese arts is a meeting place where diverse media and materials come together in fruitful, if often unexpected, combinations. AMA discovered the world of Japanese artist Takashi Suzuki, who finds inspiration in the humble sponge — not in terms of what the material represents, but rather in its potential for transformation. p.21 Interview: The Japanese tea ceremony: Jun Iwai Born in 1947, Jun Iwai is a Japanese ceramic artist who makes traditional Japanese pottery. He has displayed his traditional Japanese works all around the world, having had exhibitions in Germany, Italy, the United States, and Korea, as well as in his native country, Japan. AMA got the chance to talk to the artist about his career, the different types of ceramic art, and his experience of exhibiting his work abroad. p.24 Interview: Korea meets France #1 — Black & White: Won Sou-Yeol Korean artist Won Sou-Yeol was born in South Korea and has lived in France since 1984. Graduating from the École Nationale Supérieure d’Arts in Paris-Cergy, she is currently represented by the gallerist Françoise Livinec. Won Sou-Yeol’s black and white works are full of energy. Her artistic practice, which was alive and strong in her first paintings, becomes calmer and takes shape in her more recent creations. AMA met this remarkable artist, who left her home country of Korea to come to France, where she became inspired and started her creative practice. p.27 Data: Stephan Balkenhol Stephen Balkenhol is a German sculptor who was born on 10 February 1957 in the town of Fritzlar in the Hesse region of Germany. p.33 Interview: Korea meets France #2 — Colour: Kyung-Ae Hur Kyung-Ae Hur was born in Gwangju, South Korea. Graduating with a degree in visual arts from the National University of Chon-Nam in Gwangju, and obtaining a masters in engraving from the Sung-Shin Women’s University in Seoul, she moved to Paris to study at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Art in Cergy and the Université Sorbonne Paris 1. The South-Korean artist, who has lived in France for nearly ten years, is currently represented by the Hungarian gallery Kálman Makláry Fine Arts. Kyung-Ae Hur talked to AMA in an interview about her artistic practice, the transformation that her creations undergo, and the colours that she uses. p.37 Focus: Ardent China Starting on 4 July, Mons, the small Belgian town chosen as European Capital of Culture in 2015, is presenting “La Chine ardente”: an exhibition of monumental contemporary Chinese sculpture. To unsubscribe, reply to this email with “UNSUBSCRIBE [yunjong8839@yahoo.co.kr]” in the subject field.

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