Congress Exhibitions

Taoxichuan Art Museum

 

IAC Exhibitions

 

The IAC Exhibition Committee is pleased to present a number of IAC member exhibitions within the framework of the 2026 IAC Congress, celebrating the artistic inspiration of IAC members.

* Please note that the information on this page is subject to modifications and updates.
 

IAC INTERNATIONAL MEMBERS’ EXHIBITION: INHERITANCE AND INNOVATION

| 28.06.2026 – 27.08.2026 |

Opening: 28.06.2026, 2pm

Members of the Jury: Lu Bin, Wayne Higby, Tan Hongyu, Lyu Pinchang , Jin Wenwei, Naho Yamashita

Curators: Zhang Jingjing, Li Chao

This exhibition aims to present and develop the main theme of the conference: ‘Ceramics, Inheritance and Innovation’, bearing in mind that Neolithic techniques such as AI-related tools can be used to create contemporary art. The artwork presented develop this theme in a relevant, striking and innovative way, with their materials, tools and cultural back grounds and horizons.

The only traditions are those that have survived. While tradition seems to be structured around repetition, which leads to perfection, it can also lead to boredom when it loses the energy that gave birth to it. A tradition that has survived is therefore one that has found a way to nurture this repetition so that its values can continue to be embodied, but which has also allowed changes to be integrated in order to meet fundamental human needs. We are permanence and transformation, and the practice of ceramics feeds on this apparent contradiction.

Four IAC Awards will be presented during the exhibition, recognising outstanding contributions in the fields of tradition, innovation, cultural exchange, and emerging artistic practice.

Featuring the artwork of Abdellatif Lynda, Alawadh Ali, Alipieva Mariya, Alkaradi Salam, Amesbury Avi, Andreassen Eyvind Solli, Aplin Kay, Bao Wei, Beard Peter, Beiner Susan, Bellenot Joëlle, Boadas Pep, Bocioc Viorica, Boitmane Diana, Bouriche Boumediene, Chen Jun, Chen Ray, Chen Yinan, Chen Zhuo, Choi Sung Jae, Christopoulos Ilias, Daqing Gao, Das Gupta Sharbani, Du Zhehan, Duchamp Karima, Dychter Elizabeth, Einikytė-Narkevičienė Eglė, El Abd Mohamed, Franzi Cathy, Gandharb Sapana, Garces Fernando, Haarstad Scheel Jørgen Frederik, Ho Sin-ying, Horlik Veronika, Jansson Lothe Linda, Kanchev Ivan, Kim Young-Soo, Kishi Eiko, Kiyomizu Rokubey, Kuhn Lynn Frydman, Liu Zhijun, McKenzie Heidi, Meyer Hennie, Monsalvatje Xavier, Morigi Mirta, Myronowa Janina, Naitoh Megumi, Nieminen Merja, Oishi Sayaka, Oliver Edna, Pejcic Jasmina, Puszczynski Michał, Qi Zhenyu, Ruiz-Tagle Keka, Rutar Kristina, Salinas Amaral Macarena, Savic Valentina, Schapiro Jacqueline, Song Danyang, Sullivan Phyllis Kudder, Tanaka Tetsuya, Taylor Bruce, Teder Annika, Teo Huey Ling, Traen C.A, Van Leemput Guy, Vavatsis Giorgos, Vepkhvadze Otar, Vial Stange Catalina, Wang Deng, Wang Jingye, Xu Hongyan, Yu Hui, Yuan Hailong, Yuan Yi, Zhang Fei, Zhang Xuelong, Zhang Yue, Zheng Ying, Zhou Bin, Zhou Guangzhen, Žbontar Dani

Taoxichuan Art Museum
Jingdezhen
CHINA

Troubled Waters by Eglė Einikytė-Narkevičienė (2023)


Stay where I can see you by Janina Myronowa (2025)


Ecotone by Susan Beiner (2026)

IAC INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCIES EXHIBITION 

| 28.06.2026 – 27.08.2026 |

Opening: 28.06.2026, 2pm

Curators: Zhang Jingjing, Li Chao

The IAC International Residencies Exhibition presents the results of the IAC Special Residency Project, featuring works by 60 AIC members created during residencies at seven leading ceramics centers across China in the three months preceding the Congress. 

A special section of the exhibition, “Clay for Peace”, will feature collaborative works by IAC resident artists—either with fellow residents, Chinese members, or local artists. These collaborations reflect the IAC’s mission as a UNESCO-affiliated NGO to promote peace and intercultural exchange through shared artistic practice. 

Featuring the artwork of Al-Samad Wisam, Aplin Kay, Basarab Vlad, Bonchev Bojidar, Boumediene Bouriche, Boadas I Prats Pep, Boitmane-Liepina Diana, Caseo Fernandez Nolasco Gedion, Carpio Tomás, Corbi Florence, Das Gupta Sharbani, Dam Shalini, Dychter Elizabeth, Diehl Viviane, Feld Julia, Fois Antonio, Giet Sophie, Gregersen MetteMaya, Haenen Babs, Herbst Rika, Husz Agnes, Iturralde Nikolas, Jain Rashi, Kallenbach Susanne, Kerr Bernard, Knaven Marga, Mckenzie Heidi, Mckenna Moraig, Meyer Hennie, Muhammad Hassan, Nowak Piotr, Pullarwar Neha, Puszczynski Michał, Romule Ilona, Rodriguez Marina, Rakanovic Lana, Sainz De Agüero Jerónimo, Salvi Shayonti, Szente Krisztina, Studio De Simone Wayland, Tarela Mariel Andrea, Teo Huey Ling, Teder Annika, Vepkhvadze Otar, Villaverde Vilma

Taoxichuan Art Museum
Jingdezhen
CHINA

 

 

IAC NEW MEMBERS’ EXHIBITION: FUTURE VISION

| 30.06.2026 – 30.08.2026 |

Opening: 30.06.2026, 2pm

Curators: Zhao Lantao and Gang Hao

The “Future Vision” IAC New Members’ Ceramics Exhibition will present around 200 original ceramic works by new members of the IAC elected in 2025. Through sharp insight and bold artistic experimentation, the artists will explore what the future of ceramics might be, reimagining and expanding traditional ceramic language within a contemporary context. Highlighting the unique value of the IAC’s newest members as a new force in ceramics, the curation takes “Vision” as its entry point, aiming to break the inherent boundaries of traditional ceramics.

Featuring the artwork of Abdellatif Lynda, Ahmad Javaria, Akande Femi Olajire, Al-Ani Saad, Al-Samad Wisam, Alipieva Mariya, Armada Marta, Atasayar Dilan, Bell Nadine, Boadas i Prats Pep, Bonchev Bojidar, Boogaard Marga, Bouriche Boumediene, Brkic Walter Iva, Carpio Tomás, Cepedano Ruth, Chen Xi, Chen Yinan, Chowdhury Sarban, Chowdhury Srinia, Cobos José, Corbi Florence, Czibesz Bryan, D’arc Lorena, Dabrowska-Picewicz Monika, Du Zhehan, Dyrnes Brit, Ekuafeh Chris, Elabd Mohamed, Emori Mari, Erda Zimic Vacide, Erman Tümay, Fois Antonio, Franzi Cathy, Garces Fernando, Garrett Karina, Gui Ming, Ho Sin-ying , Horlik Veronika, Hu Haiying, Hu Jun, Huang  Weihong, Huang Shan, Igual Poveda Ángel, Ino Kimie, Ion Anca, Ji Fan, Jin Nanxi, Kallenbach Susanne, Karakitsos Kostas, Kayman Karagül Münevver Berrin, Khodaeianaraki Bahareh, Köseoğlu Ulubatlı Sevinç, Künne Gabriele, Kwon Jin Hee, Kwong Eva, Lamunlamai, Li Ruth Ju-Shih, Li Yongjin, Liang Chen Zhen, Lilligren Ingrid, Lin Jui Hwa, Liu Shicai, Liu Zhijun, McKenna Moraig, Nieminen Merja, Nordmark Trude Westby, Oles John, Oliver Edna, Palmieri Marta, Pang Wei, Park Young Mi, Pozas Nuria, Qananyan Ani, Qiu Weier, Radics Márta, Renard Léa, Rodríguez Albalejo Aitana, Rodríguez Marina Beatriz, Rong Sheng, Ruz Viviana, Sacharczuk Bozena, Salvi Shayonti, Şan Aslan Perihan, Sato Masayuki, Schell Fleur, Schmidt Thomas, Skuja Braden, Solli Eyvind, Song Danyang, StudiodeSimoneWayland, Szente Krisztina, Tang Liyu, Tawaha Marwan, Ueda Mayu, Van Leemput Guy, Vrins Jeannine, Wang Jingye, Wang Jun, Wang Legeng, Wang Ronghui, Wang Zhaojing, Watterson Matt, Wieland Mariana, Wu Dan, Wu Yongmei, Xie Yuhang, Xu Hongyan, Xu Qu, Zargklis Stratos, Zhang Fei, Zhang Yue, Zhao Qiang, Zhong WanYao, Zhou Bin

Taoxichuan Art Museum
Jingdezhen
CHINA

P E A C E by Studio DeSimoneWayland, 2026


 

 

IAC CHINESE MEMBERS’ NATIONAL EXHIBITION

| 26.06.2026 – 26.07.2026 |

Curators: Zhang Jingjing, Lyu Pinchang, Zhan Wei

“Porcelain Future — Inheritance and Innovation in Contemporary Chinese Ceramics” is a major exhibition project of the 52nd IAC Congress. As the guest country exhibition, it is themed “Porcelain Future” and is grounded in the global development trajectory of ceramic art, embracing a diverse international perspective. It focuses on the multifaceted evolution of contemporary Chinese ceramics in terms of materials, techniques, concepts, and dissemination.

The exhibition is closely aligned with global artistic developments and turns its attention toward future sustainable growth, adopting a broader perspective to examine contemporary ceramic practice today. Through the artworks, it constructs a curatorial narrative of “traditional lineage — contemporary practice — future innovation,” presenting new formal languages, knowledge structures, and outcomes of cross-cultural exchange emerging from Chinese ceramics within its continuity of heritage.

The exhibition will systematically showcase the historical depth, contemporary vitality, and international connections of the Chinese contemporary ceramic ecosystem. In doing so, it aims to enhance the academic quality, professional identity, and public communication impact of the IAC.

Featuring the artwork of Bai Ming, Chao Ziwei, Chao Ziyi, Chen Chun, Chen Enze, Chen Guanghui, Chen Jing, Chen Liehan, Chen Liping, Chen Shaoyue, Chen Xiaodan, Dai Qingquan, Dai Yuxiang, Ding Chuanguo, Du Qinfen, Fan Weiqun, Feng Jiabao, Feng Weina, Fu Leilei, Gu Meiqun, Guo Aihe, He Keding, He Qin, Hu Chunyu, Hu Yu, Hua Ziqian, Huang Huanyi, Huang Ke, Huang Sheng, Jiang Yuting, Jiang Bo, Jiang Shaoqing, Jiang Xi, Jiang Yanze, Jin Wei, Jin Wenwei, Li Chao, Li Hua, Li Hailin, Li Jianshen, Li Lihong, Li Wei, Li Wei, Li Xinqing, Li Zhihong, Liang Wenlun, Lin Langming, Liu Danhua, Liu Hao, Liu Lejun, Liu Peng, Liu Qian, Liu Wei, Liu Wenbin, Liu Xiaoyu, Liu Yingrui, Liu Yushu, Lu Juan, Luo Jin , Luo Xiaocong, Lv Pinchang, Lv Xiangbo, Ma Huiyuan, Ning Gang, Nong Bangmin, Pan Lingxia, Peng Zanbin, Qian Zhengcai , Qiao Yunyun, Qiu Yuanyuan, Qu Bing, Shao Changzong, Shi Xiaoming, Song Jinghui, Song Zhifeng, Sun Wei, Tan Jiaxin, Tang Liyu, Tang Ke, Wang Qi, Wang Qingli, Wang Xin, Wang Yuzhe, Wang Zhongzhen, Wu Haoyu, Wu Ming, Wu Weiping, Xie Xiaoming, Xiong Kaibo, Xu Hongbo, Xu Linfeng, Xu Ling, Xu Qun, Yang Zhi, Yu Fengbo, Yu Hong, Yu Jianfeng, Yu Yaochong, Yuan Lehui, Yue Lizhi, Zhan Shaolin, Zhan Wei, Zhang Jingjing, Zhang Kun, Zhang Lingyun, Zhang Sancong, Zhang Tao, Zhang Xizhi, Zhang Zhilong, Zhao Bin, Zhao Chunlei, Zhao Lantao, Zhao Lin, Zhao Peisheng, Zheng Dongmei, Zhi Min, Zhou Cheng, Zhou Wu, Zhou Xiaofeng, Zhou Yitong, Zhou Xiaohong, Zhou Xuan, Zhu Hongtao, Zhu Mingsheng, Zhu Legeng

Jingdezhen Ceramic University (JCU), Xianghu campus
CHINA

 

IAC MEMBERS’ FUNDRAISING EXHIBITION ‘CHINESE ZODIAC’

| 27.06.2026 – 2.07.2026 |

Curators: IAC Exhibition Commission

Organised by the IAC Exhibition Commission, the Chinese Zodiac exhibition celebrates the richness and symbolism of Chinese culture through the twelve zodiac animals.

IAC members have generously created small original sculptures inspired by the zodiac — rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog, and pig — especially for this fundraising event.

The exhibition culminates in the Zodiac Raffle, a unique “raffle with a twist”: every ticket holder will receive one artwork from the exhibition. During a lively and fast-paced draw, participants will choose their preferred piece in the order their ticket numbers are called.

All proceeds support the IAC Fund and contribute to the Academy’s future projects, initiatives, and international activities.

  • Raffle tickets: 350 RMB
  • Sales: during morning coffee breaks at the Taoxichuan Grand Theatre
  • Draw: Thursday 2 July afternoon coffee break

 

 

CONGRESS SATELLITE EXHIBITIONS

Five other exhibitions are part of the official Satellite Exhibition Programme:

  • “Latin America: Territory and Ceramics”, by Latin American IAC members,
  • “Throw Out Bricks to Attract Jade – World Ceramic from Miniatures to UNESCO Cultural Heritages”,
  • “Postcards from the Monsoon Belt”, by IAC members from Southeast Asia and India,
  • “Ontologies of Touch”, by IAC members from Oceania,
  • “Breaking through the Earth” by SEU students and IAC members

 

Click here to read detailed descriptions of these exhibitions.

   

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Congress Satellite Exhibitions

In addition to several IAC Members' Exhibition, the hosts are pleased to present a number of regional and thematic group exhibitions.

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The Congress proposes a rich 6-day programme reflecting on ceramics and exploring the wonders of Jingdezhen.

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