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MUDHEYTONG GALLERY

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Mudheytong Gallery was founded by two Hong Kong artists working in the field of ceramic arts. Coco and Karen have called their gallery Mud - Hey – Tong meaning clay, ware and space. This gallery is a space dedicated to ceramic arts education and the exhibition of ceramic arts.  
Central to Mudheytong's philosophy is a belief that the unexpected sparks creativity. That new people, ideas and spaces nurture the evolution of the artistic practice. 


Mudheytong has a dual mission. 
To encourage artists with a space to explore their ceramic concepts via residencies, workshops, studio facilities and gallery facilities. To engage with the wider community and promote public awareness of the ceramic arts by running ceramic courses, staging public events, lectures and local and international artist exhibitions. Local and international artists can utilise our workshop and facilities. This will ensure local artists are aware of, and challenged by international developments and trends. This interaction between local and international artists will advance the local ceramic art environment and increases its international relevance. 

 

In a city with limited economic gallery space, our gallery enables the promotion of contemporary ceramic art and, the showcasing the work of local and international ceramic artists. 
We are committed to encouraging the community to experience ceramic art. Our outreach programmes work closely with the wider community and run external courses for schools, youth groups and community groups. 
Our “hands on” studio-based workshops teach individuals, groups and corporates ceramic art skills. We encourage people to “open up and destress”. To connect and explore their natural talent in this ancient art form. 
At a corporate level we facilitate teams to develop new skills outside the traditional office-based environment. This leads to the strengthening of the team’s bonds and working relationships on return to the office. 

 

We have been commissioned by restaurants and shops to develop and produce unique ranges of ceramic ware. Often this work involves developing ceramic ware around a company’s brand or identity.


Mudheytong Gallery, Hong Kong’s new home for ceramic arts.

Our Worksops

Events

  • 《柴燒種種 》物器堂柴燒展
    RSVP Closed
    01 Mar 2022, 12:00 pm – 31 Mar 2022, 7:00 pm
    144 Ki Lung St, 144 Ki Lung St, Tong Mi, Hong Kong
    今年一月物器堂舉行了第一次柴燒活動, 這次活動集合物器堂師生上上下下一同合力完成,柴燒是一種古老的燒製方法,由木材燒製的陶器,作品任由烈火掠過留下煙燻、落灰、火痕,窯內的落灰自然依附在坯體之上,高温下灰跟泥胎熔化自然形成温澤光潤、層次豐富的自然灰釉、或未熔化的木灰,在表面形成平滑或粗糙的質感,及各種顏色的變化,留下了火曾駐足過的痕跡。 是次展覽於物器匠人小店舉行,大家可以透過每件作品欣賞柴燒的獨特之處。
  • Mudheytong Artisans Opening Party
    RSVP Closed
    29 May 2021, 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
    144 Ki Lung St, 144 Ki Lung St, Tong Mi, Hong Kong
    Mudheytong Artisans Opening Party
  • 《Thinking through Making》黃影嫦 個人作品展覽
    RSVP Closed
    03 Apr 2021, 4:00 pm – 02 May 2021, 7:00 pm
    Mudheytong Gallery 物器堂, No. 175 Tai Nan St, Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong
    縱然有人認為身體是靈魂的囚牢,但陶藝家Ying Wong (黃影嫦) 卻認爲身體是創作的橋樑,只要順應自然便能將靈魂解放,把潛藏的內在本性轉化成藝術創作。Ying Wong將會透過作品展 《Thinking through Making》展示她與陶泥之間,不經計算、順應自然的關係,以本能展現她的藝術之「道」。
  • 《陶說愛三部曲》愛情人 • 愛自然 • 愛自己
    RSVP Closed
    06 Feb 2021, 11:00 am – 28 Feb 2021, 7:00 pm
    Mudheytong Gallery 物器堂, No. 175 Tai Nan St, Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong
    “Love is in Pottery” Trilogy - A solo exhibition by Carol Lee 以愛呈現三組陶藝與攝影及書法跨媒介裝置藝術,進入二月份物器堂「陶說愛」三部曲。 Carol Lee presents 3 installations in her solo exhibition with pottery crossover with other media including photography and calligraphy.
  • [伍嘉浩陶作展]
    RSVP Closed
    18 Dec 2020, 11:00 am – 10 Jan 2021, 7:00 pm
    Mudheytong Gallery 物器堂, No. 175 Tai Nan St, Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong
    是次展覽為伍嘉浩於香港的首個個人展,有別於過往的陶雕及裝置作品,今次他作出新嘗試,以生活器物為主。 由於受到疫情影響,打亂了他這年的展覽計劃。 趁着這一年的停頓,回歸原點,透過用拉坯技法去創造器物這一純粹的過程,嘗試去沉澱,理清自己處於當下社會紊亂的心緒。 以最基本的用之形,去回溯當初做陶瓷的感覺,以用之美重新出發。 是次展覽中亦會展出他於京都展示過的作品。