An exhibition in earth, fire, and time
Morrow Clay Biennale
A living archive
of touch.
The future
stays handmade.
01 / The programme
Forms that keep changing.
Four rooms, two courtyards, and a season of work that treats clay as a record of pressure, weather, and human attention.
02 / The artists
Hands in conversation.
Twelve artists working across sculpture, performance, craft, and the quiet disciplines between them.
- 01 Kayo Chingonyi
- 02 Taku Obata
- 03 Mounia Karray
- 04 Haeyon Kim
- 05 Alice Wang
- 06 Solveig Brandt
03 / Field notes
The archive is still warm.
Short dispatches from the kiln room, the shore, and the people making space for a slower kind of attention.
No object arrives alone.
Notes from the salt line
What a changing shoreline leaves behind, and what a vessel can carry.
Four temperatures of red
A colour study made between the raw clay store and the second firing.
The table after everyone leaves
Tools, crumbs, fingerprints. The generous evidence of a shared day.
04 / Make a visit
Come closer to the material.
Plan a quiet hour, join a live firing, or follow the programme all the way to the closing table.
North Quay Arts Hall, Aarhus.
The biennale is set across the old ferry warehouse and its open kiln yard. The entrance is level; quiet mornings are available on request.
Open
Wed–Sun
11:00–18:00
11:00–18:00
Find us
North Quay 7
8000 Aarhus C
8000 Aarhus C