{"id":7949,"date":"2022-04-12T11:48:47","date_gmt":"2022-04-12T09:48:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/paugargallo.cat\/?p=7949"},"modified":"2022-05-09T13:25:42","modified_gmt":"2022-05-09T11:25:42","slug":"alumnes-i-professors-de-la-estonian-academy-of-arts-i-la-ea-pau-gargallo-raku-workshop","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/paugargallo.cat\/index.php\/2022\/04\/12\/alumnes-i-professors-de-la-estonian-academy-of-arts-i-la-ea-pau-gargallo-raku-workshop\/","title":{"rendered":"Alumnes i professors de la Estonian Academy of Arts i la EA Pau Gargallo RAKU WORKSHOP"},"content":{"rendered":"
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El passat dimarts 22 de mar\u00e7 de 2022 alumnes i professors de la Estonian Academy of Arts (Tallin) i \u00a0l'Escola d'Art i Superior de Disseny Pau Gargallo de Badalona (Barcelona) van compartir un taller RAKU organitzat pels professors del departament de Cer\u00e0mica Dani Salinas, Vicent Roda i Silvestre Oliveras i la col\u00b7laboraci\u00f3 dels alumnes i l\u2019exprofessora Merc\u00e8 Tiana. Aquesta activitat ha estat organitzada en el marc del programa ERASMUS.<\/p>\n

La cocci\u00f3 Raku \u00e9s una antiga t\u00e8cnica de cer\u00e0mica japonesa que s'ha utilitzat durant molts segles per crear un acabat \u00fanic a les peces. La t\u00e8cnica del Raku es remunta al segle XVI i consisteix en treure\u00a0 la cer\u00e0mica esmaltada del forn mentre encara est\u00e0 incandescent i col\u00b7locar-la despr\u00e9s en un material combustible, com ara serradures o paper de diari. Aquesta t\u00e8cnica s'utilitza per desproveir la pe\u00e7a d'oxigen, creant aix\u00ed\u00a0 una infinitat de colors dins de l'esmalt. La cocci\u00f3 de Raku sense esmalt significa que l'oxigen es pren de la mateixa argila en lloc de l\u2019esmalt, la qual cosa fa que algunes zones tinguin un color negre mat. Aquest tipus de cocci\u00f3\u00a0crea peces completament \u00faniques, ja que mai hi ha una certesa sobre com sortir\u00e0 la pe\u00e7a final. El Raku essencialment crea un disseny \u00fanic cada vegada, de manera que hi ha menys control sobre el resultat.<\/p>\n

La Estonian Academy of Arts \/ EKA \u00e9s un dels socis ERASMUS de l'Escola d\u2019Art Pau Gargallo. Les professores que ens van visitar \u2013Eve Koha, Ene Raud-M\u00e4gi, Ingrid Allik, Kersti Laanmaa, Laura P\u00f6ld i Karin Kalma- venien acompanyades d\u2019un grup d\u2019alumnes de l'EKA. Alguns d'ells havien fet pr\u00e8viament algunes presentacions dels seus portafolis. Tot aquest grup va compartir tot el dia a Badalona i els dies seg\u00fcents van visitar \u2013amb l'artista cer\u00e0mica Merc\u00e8 Tiana- altres museus, galeries i estudis vinculats a l'\u00e0mbit de la Cer\u00e0mica a Catalunya.<\/p>\n

+ informaci\u00f3:<\/strong> EKA<\/a><\/p>\n

EKA and EA Pau Gargallo: RAKU Workshop<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

From Abroad 21 \/ 22: talks and lectures in English about Art and Design <\/em>Students and teachers from Estonian Academy of Arts and EASD Pau Gargallo:<\/em><\/p>\n

RAKU WORKSHOP<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Tuesday 22th March 2022 at 11:30<\/em><\/p>\n

Last Tuesday\u00a0 22th March 2022 students and teachers from the Estonian Academy of Arts (Tallin) and\u00a0 the Escola d\u2019Art Pau Gargallo de Badalona (Barcelona) shared a RAKU workshop organized by the teachers of\u00a0 Ceramics department <\/em>Dani Salinas, Vicent Roda and Silvestre Oliveras and the collaboration of some students and the ex-teacher Merc\u00e8 Tiana. This activity has been organized within the framework of the ERASMUS program.<\/em><\/p>\n

Raku firing is an ancient Japanese ceramic technique that has been used for many centuries to create a unique finish to the pieces. The Raku technique dates back to the 16th century. <\/em>The Raku technique involves removing the glazed pottery from the oven while it is still glowing redand then placing it on a combustible material, such as sawdust or newspaper. This technique is used to deprive the piece of oxygen, thus creating an infinity of colors within the glaze. Raku firing without glaze means that oxygen is taken from the clay itself instead of the glaze, which causes some areas to have a matte black color. <\/em>Raku firing creates completely unique pieces, as there is never any certainty about how the final piece will turn out. The Raku essentially creates a unique design every time, so there is less control over the outcome.<\/em><\/p>\n

Estonian Academy of Arts \/ EKA is one of EASD Pau Gargallo ERASMUS partners. The teachers who visited us \u2013Eve Koha, Ene Raud-M\u00e4gi, Ingrid Allik, Kersti Laanmaa, Laura P\u00f6ld and Karin Kalma- were joined by a group of EKA students. Some of them had previously make some presentations of their portfolios. All this group shared all the day in Badalona and on the following days they visited \u2013joined by the ceramist artist Merc\u00e8 Tiana- other museums, galleries and studios linked to the Ceramics field in Catalunya.<\/em><\/p>\n

+ information: <\/strong>EKA<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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