Tajan - Round table : "Made in China” A history of the world told by Chinese ceramics

"Made in China" --- A history of the world told by Chinese ceramics

Monique Crick, graduate of the Ecole du Louvre and Sorbonne-Paris IV, former director of the Baur Foundation, Museum of Far Eastern Art in Geneva and founding president of the French Society for the Study of Oriental Ceramics (SFECO, Musée Cernuschi)

Valentina Bruccoleri, PhD in Chinese Art History, having done her thesis on "Chinese ceramics (1271-1435) and the Iranian world: production, diffusion, reception", co-curator of the exhibition "Gold and Treasures, 3,000 years of Chinese ornaments" at the School of Jewelry Arts.

Martin Meyer, lecturer in mathematics at the University of Franche-Comté, Besançon. Passionate about Chinese ceramics, he nourishes this passion for the arts of Asia through repeated stays in Turkey, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and through conferences devoted to the ancient arts of China and Japan. In particular, he has developed a special interest in stoneware from the Song period.

Yongsong Zheng, doctoral student in Chinese art history, preparing a thesis on "Chinese whites in French museum collections", currently in charge of studies and research at the INHA

Our moderators

Wang Wei (Asian Art Specialist at Tajan) & Arnaud Bertrand (Sinologist, research professor at the Institut Catholique de Paris)