Mor Mor Creative Forum

2 BARISTAS & 37 Ceramic Virgins

2008-10-03T09:26:00.000-07:00

ถ้วย กา แฟร์ CERAMIC VIRGINS 08อีกไม่กี่วัน ก็จะถึงวันดีเดย์ ของนิทรรศการ ถ้วย กา แฟร์ ที่เหล่านิสิตไอดี จุฬา ปีสอง ซึ่งเป็นมือใหม่ในการปล้ำดิน จะถูกเปิดซิง เผยฝีไม้ลายมือ ว่าจะแปลกพิสดาร ใช้การได้ ขนาดไหน งานนี้มี Zana’s bean coffee ใจป้ำ ร่วมเป็นสปอนเซอร์ กับ Mor Mor Creative Forum โดย Zana’s bean coffee ส่งสอง baristas (นักต้มกลั่นกาแฟมืออาชีพ ซึ่งได้รับการฝึกฝนเป็นพิเศษ)

Tuay Ga Fair

2008-10-01T08:09:00.000-07:00

Mor Mor Creative Forum is pleased to support 'Tuay Ga Fair' - an upcoming CERAMIC VIRGIN annual exhibition by 2nd-year students of the department of Industrial Design, Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University. The exhibition will feature fresh ideas on how to serve coffee with ceramic utensils, based on 9 themes, by the new generation of Thai designers.Two guest potters from the 'MAD

How2Soup update 1

2007-10-07T04:49:00.000-07:00

How to soup

2007-09-23T23:41:00.000-07:00

As part of La Fete 2007 during June 2007, the Jim Thompson Foundation initiated a design workshop focusing on the cultures related to soup of the Thai and the French. The workshop titled 'the Place & the Plate' involved a collaboration between Thai emerging designers and established French/Thai designers, including Cédric Rogot, Anne Xiradakis, Rachaporn Choochuey and Pim Sudhikam.'HOW TO SOUP'

Paper Ranger Exhibition

2007-09-19T08:14:00.000-07:00

Mormor Creative Forum in collaboration with Volunteerspirit.orgproudly presentsan exhibition that will tell you how to be an action hero, who can really take actions that really matter to save our planet. That is to re-use the paper we use in our everyday life.Log on www.volunteerspirit.org for more info.Venue: Industrial Design Gallery , Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok(near the

Opening: Come & Gone: Design for Change

2007-09-03T21:58:00.000-07:00

Panta's Art

2007-08-24T01:35:00.001-07:00

Come & Gone: Design for Change

2007-08-23T03:20:00.000-07:00

A community art project by Thai artist, Wasinburee Supanichvoraparch and local communities from the Old Snow Hill Canal areaExhibition at UCE Birmingham Margaret Street Building, Birmingham on1-9 September 2007 – FREE ADMISSIONPrivate View on 31 August 2007 at 6-9 – FREE ADMISSION'Come & Gone: Design for Change' is an exhibition that records therecent dialogues and discussions on creating a

Space of 10 Light Years

2007-06-03T02:01:00.001-07:00

March 31 - May 26, 2007 Mor Mor Creative Forum in collaboration with Shanghai Studio, China presented a phographic exhibition 'SPACE OF 10 LIGHT YEARS: Be Pattanopas's sculptures in images' as part of SHANGHAI STUDIO's ART EVENT NR. 9 along with two other exhibitions,POINT OF VIEW: exciting digital shorts from Bangkokcurated by Jung-Chul Hur, and THE APPEARANCE OF FASCINATION: 10 blow-ups from

Want to Be Rich: an installation by Pornprasert Yamazaki

2007-06-03T00:43:00.000-07:00

After the frantic splashes of the Thai Songkran fest Ryo, Pornprasert Yamazaki, who showed with Mor Mor Creative Forum in CRACK: the magic clay can do, had another ultra ambitious installation at Whitespace Gallery, on the second floor of Lido cinema, Siam Square, Bangkok.The whole gallery was filled with statues of pathetic doglike creatures, whose faces resembled the artist himself. Some had

A Mormorist in Pechakucha BKK 3

2007-06-02T22:04:00.000-07:00

On the evening of Saturday 26th May, one of Mormorists - Ohm (Pitt Matrliam), was one of the 17 daring ones, who presented their slides while talking under the Pechakucha's rules, which are...1. 20 slides only2. each slide are shown for only 20 seconds.3. so each speakers has 6:40 mins only.Ohm presented his inventive Kanto movies, which were his collages of stills from existing movies, with some

Coming Closer

2007-06-02T18:44:00.000-07:00

One of Mor Mor Creative Forum great supporters, Wasinburee Supanichworapaj, just had a fabulous group exhibition, which featured Thai and German contemporary artists. Wasinburee himself showed both enchanting photographic works and many sarcastically ambitious ceramic sculptures. Look out for more details of the exhibition atwww.be-focused.blogspot.com or log on the following sites.COMING

CRACK News&Reviews

2007-04-22T21:47:00.000-07:00

Click the following links to see news and reviews ofCRACK: the magic clay can do.Art4D blog (news) Free Form magazine (news)Art4D magazine (review in Thai)art4d.com (review in English)

Meet all who cracked with Mor Mor

2007-04-17T03:36:00.000-07:00

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See all the magic clay can do

2007-04-11T13:00:00.000-07:00

Click on the image to view all 11 pieces by 11 artists/designerswho showed in CRACK: the magic clay can do. For further details on each artist or designer, just choose his/her name below and click.Anuchai SripoocharoentongBe Takerng PattanopasEmsophian Benjametha Pim SudhikamPitt Martliam Pornphun SuthiprapaPornprasert Yamazaki Pratya RaktabutrNimawadee KrainaraTikumporn EngchaunUdom Udomsrianan

CRACK: opening night

2007-04-11T11:22:00.001-07:00

CRACK: the magic clay can do was opened by one of Thailand most renowned ceramic artists, Surojana Setabutra. We would like to note that on that same night there was the opening of the National Gallery sculpture exhibition, which included her own major pieces; and Surojana was supposed to be there. But she accepted our invitation, came to CRACK, and gave us a wonderfully sincere and

B4 we cracked our CRACK

2007-04-11T08:14:00.000-07:00

The space we used for CRACK: the magic clay can do was a warehouse/loft space, which had nevery been intended for exhibition purposes, let alone ever been used before. The space was virtually empty. Lots of windows and small bare brick walls with no ceilings, just bare roof structures and insulations. The venue administrators did not provide us with any exhibition facilities, esp. plinths or

CRACK's guest artist: Udom Udomsrianan

2007-01-30T03:32:00.000-08:00

Since the beginning of the new millennium Udom Udomsrianan has become well-known worldwide for his furniture design branded Planet 2001, esp. the Threesome Noodles chair. Udom's works were included in many exhibitions all over America and Europe, including the prestigious Centre George Pompidou.Initially trained in fine arts from Silpakorn University, Udom now works both as designer and artist,

Meet Mormorist No.1: Pratya Raktabutr

2007-01-29T23:51:00.000-08:00

Pratya Raktabutr is one of very few in Thailand with real passions for ceramics. A graduate from Rangsit University and Canberra School of Art with experiences in Japan and exhibitions in Bangkok, Chiangmai, Australia and most recently China, Pratya teaches in many major ceramic schools in Thailand, including Silpakorn University and Chulalongkorn University.Pratya is an expert in clay forming

Do you know the way to CRACK?

2007-01-29T21:41:00.000-08:00

And Here is the map to CRACK (click on the map to enlarge)Well, the venue called Baan Silom may sound obscure to you. But if you've been to Silom area regularly, you surely have seen the colonial-styled two-storeyed shopping arcade with a big plaza in the middle. That is where Baan Silom is. If you come from Silom junction (the Dusit Thani) you will have to drive pass Naratiwas junction

Crack: the magic clay can do

2007-01-26T03:59:00.000-08:00

Mor Mor Creative Forum proudly present ‘ Crack: the magic clay can do ’, an exhibition by 12 artists who use clay. Clay is a material so malleable it can be transformed almost endlessly, yet carries the weight of historical expectations. ‘ Crack ’ will challenge these expectations by pushing clay beyond its expected limits. Artists in ‘ Crack ’ includes Anuchai

Welcome to Mor Mor Creative Forum

2007-01-26T03:11:00.000-08:00

Sawasdee Everybody,Big, big apology for advertising this website without uploading contents on the web . Now we're ready to get our initiative up and running. There are a lot more to come. Please make sure you log on this website regularly so that you keep in touch with us and never miss exciting events initiated by Mor Mor.talk again soonMormorists