이강효 분청 굽높은 반|粉靑臺附盤|Vessel

Lee Kang-hyo 이강효 李康孝

2000s · Stoneware with white slip · Asian Art

Contemporary Korean ceramics often reflect that many of today’s artists are engaged in a dynamic dialogue with the past. Inspired by Joseon ritual vessels, the works by Kim Yik-yung and Lee Kang-hyo exemplify that dialogue. While differing in shape, material, and surface decoration, both works echo a bo, a footed rectangular vessel for grain. The two artists included the customary ridged flanges (ribbing) of ritual vessels, but each has interpreted the decorative element in their own way.

Artist

Lee Kang-hyo 이강효 李康孝

Date

2000s

Medium

Stoneware with white slip

Culture

Korea

Department

Asian Art

Credit line

Gift of the children of Lea R. Sneider, 2022