JCC Artist Talk
An Art Residency in a Ceramic Center in Shigaraki
By Ms. Madhvi Subrahmanian

Japan Creative Centre is proud to present an artist talk by Madhvi Subrahmanian. Having lived in three continents and four countries, Madhvi belongs to a world where change is the only constant. Her work has been as inspired and altered by the challenges of new opportunities as by the limitations brought by new circumstances. Incubation, growth and movement find repeated expression in her works. Madhvi will share her experiences during her stay in Shigaraki as an Artist in Residence, focusing on Shigaraki, fellow artists in residence at the ceramic center and her personal artistic approach during her residency as well as Japanese creativity.

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JCC ARTIST TALK BY MADHVI SUBRAHMANIAN
DATE: 8th September 2012, Saturday
ARTIST TALK: 2.00pm - 3:00pm (Registration begins from 1:30pm)
VENUE: Japan Creative Centre, 4 Nassim Road
ADMISSION: FREE
REGISTRATION FOR ARTIST TALK: Click HERE to register (RSVP by 1st September) .

PROFILE OF MS. MADHVI SUBRAHMANIAN

Madhvi Subrahmanian, was born and brought up in Mumbai, India and has lived in USA, Germany and currently lives and works in Singapore.

She studied with Ray Meeker and Deborah Smith at the Golden Bridge Pottery in Pondicherry, India. Later she earned her MFA from the Meadows School of the Arts, SMU, Dallas, Texas where she studied with Peter Beasecker.

In 2002, she went to England under a British Council scholarship and worked briefly with Kate Malone, and also had the opportunity to study with Warren Mckenzie, Val Cushing, William Daley and others in the US.

Currently she works as a full-time artist and a freelance art writer. Her works have been published in several magazines like Ceramics Monthly and International Gallerie and most recently in two books: Smoke firing by Jane Perryman and Contemporary Ceramics by Emmanuel Cooper. She has shown in several countries including India, USA, Spain, Korea, Taiwan and Singapore. Her works are in many private collections in India and abroad.

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**Madhvi will be displaying her works in JCC for one week, 8th - 14th September (closed on Sundays), from 8:30am - 4:30pm.

Please register early to avoid disappointment. We regret to inform that as there are limited seating, seats will be confirmed only upon receipt of confirmation email from JCC. ALL EVENTS ARE FREE OF CHARGE.