Kunstgewerbemuseum: Amor Bucaro

Amor Búcaro. Black Ceramics by Linde Burkhardt

Artist and designer Linde Burkhardt creates installations evoking the fascination of Portugal, which inspired these works. Originally, the Búcaro technique was applied to plain utility items. Linde Burkhardt presents some of these traditional types of hollowware placed next to fantasy-inspired reinterpretations in which she endeavours to capture the country’s aura.

Exhibition Site Kunstgewerbemuseum

DATES 28/04/2017—05/11/2017

Linde Burkhardt calls her black ceramics a “sculptural diary”. We might see them quasi as a poetic diary. In an interplay with pedestals sensitively attuned to the objects she creates installations evoking the fascination of Portugal, which inspired these works. The black ceramics were all made in the rural region of Tondela-Molelos in Portugal.

Eine Keramik — **Ausstellungsansicht “Percursos”, Galeria Municipal Matosinhos, 18. Februar bis 20. März 2012,**

Gesteinförmiges Objekt, vorne geöffnet, gestaltlose Figuren in dieser Öffnung — **Sonderausstellung „Amor Bucaro. Keramiken von Linde Burkhardt" im Kunstgewerbemuseum in Schloss Pillnitz**

zwei Keramiken — **Sonderausstellung „Amor Bucaro. Keramiken von Linde Burkhardt" im Kunstgewerbemuseum in Schloss Pillnitz**

Schmales Regal mit Keramikschalen — **Sonderausstellung „Amor Bucaro. Schwarze Keramiken von Linde Burkhardt" im Kunstgewerbemuseum in Schloss Pillnitz**

Linde Burkhardt vor einer Keramik — **Linde Burkhardt in der Sonderausstellung „Amor Bucaro. Schwarz Schwarze Keramiken von Linde Burkhardt" im Kunstgewerbemuseum in Schloss Pillnitz**

Further Exhibitions

GRASSI Museum für Völkerkunde zu Leipzig

in GRASSI Museum Leipzig

26/08/2017 —19/11/2017

All in All

in Residenzschloss

Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister and Skulpturensammlung until 1800

in Zwinger

Madonna mit dem Jesuskind, am unteren Rand die zwei Engel

15/07/2017 —19/11/2017

Geniale Dilletanten

in Albertinum

All Exhibitions

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