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Sunkoo Yuh, one of the most respected ceramics artists in the world, talks about his work and his process at the opening reception of his exhibit, "Cycles of Clay," at Stony Brook University's Charles B. Wang Center.
The exhibit explores Yuh’s profound creativity as he navigates the intersections of cultural heritage and contemporary expression. His ceramic sculptures combine bold colors, evocative imagery, and intricate figures layered vertically to evoke histories and community connection. Themes of Buddhist cycles, Confucian ideals, and sociopolitical commentary permeate his works.
Sunkoo Yuh, one of the most respected ceramics artists in the world, talks about his work and his process at the opening reception of his exhibit, "Cycles of Clay," at Stony Brook University's Charles B. Wang Center.
The exhibit explores Yuh’s profound creativity as he navigates the intersections of cultural heritage and contemporary expression. His ceramic sculptures combine bold colors, evocative imagery, and intricate figures layered vertically to evoke histories and community connection. Themes of Buddhist cycles, Confucian ideals, and sociopolitical commentary permeate his works.
