There is an ongoing exhibition put together by the college of Design on campus. This takes place once every three years, and many design students are involved in this event. As part of the exhibition, there were the first ceramic show of the department of ceramics on Oct.26th and the 14th Jewelry show of the department of metal and jewelry.

Ceramic Show [ONE]

The first ever show by the department of ceramics, Ceramic show,[ONE] was held in the gym turned into a runaway. [ONE] was put together under the banner of providing a place, where young ceramic artists, who will be leading Korea's ceramic art, can expand their creativity and passion and explode their dreams and energy.

Sohn,Hee Soo (ceramic 09, Hangyang Women's University),who was aware of that this was the first ever ceramic art show, said, "The show exceeded my expectation by far. Adding the fashion component was a great idea, and the ceramic pieces used as a part of clothes produced a sense of warmth.

Moreover, prof. Park, Kyung Soon commented that during the preparation of the show, everyone involved in the show came to understand the law of coexistence and the spirit of cooperation and service.

He said that he was convinced that the joy of learning and pouring of hard work the presenters experienced would bring forth the development of Korean ceramic arts in the future. He wanted to give a round of applause to all participants of the show.

 

Jewelry Show [Journey into emotions]

The department of metal and jewelry's 14th jewelry show was held under the title, [Journey of emotions]. The show focused on expressing the four most important human emotions: life, illusion, fear, and bond. Through the journey into these four human emotions, it was designed to have the audience recognize those emotions often found in our lives as well as the creativity that went into each show piece.


The department of metal and jewelry opened its very first jewelry show under the subtitle, [Jewelry, beginning] in 1993. Now it's celebrating its 14th show and all freshmen, sophomores, and juniors were involved in every aspect of the show. All participants were put into six areas: production, directing, advertising, visual, set design, and clothing. The juniors and some of the sophomores were involved in the production of the show and the rest participated as models for the show.



Gho, Jae young, executive producer of the show said, "Under the command of the juniors, the sophomores and juniors designed the show pieces and the freshmen and sophomores did modeling. It was a wonderful opportunity for all of us to work together and get to know each other. The show definitely brought us much closer than ever. It also provided a great learning experience since most students don't get to do producing, designing and building a set, stage lighting, and choreographing.