The Joint Exhibition of Ceramic Art at FGY Chch

FGY New Zealand Curator Abbess Manshin, informed the audience that Keith Morant had donated more than 100 pieces of works to the FGY Headquarter in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The FGY Headquarters organized a tour exhibition to showcase Keith's works to the world, and the audience responded with a thunderous applause. Tricia and several of Keith's former friends were deeply moved by the appreciation shown by the Headquarters towards Keith's artwork. At the same time, Abbess said that FGY Christchurch adheres to the concept of Giving by Venerable Master Hsing Yun, and hopes to provide a platform for artists to show through art exhibitions, and at the same time, through the circulation of works, support artists to continue to create and provide more artworks for the world.

Gayel Marquett, spokesperson for Friends of FGY Christchurch praised the exquisite exhibits for bringing joy to the public, and the artist's intentions are touching. Tricia Morant said that during the lockdown period, many art galleries in New Zealand were closed, and artists could not find a venue for exhibitions. The artists were thankful to the FGY Christchurch for providing a platform to allow 21 pottery artists from the Canterbury Ceramics Association to exhibit their works, and also thank the artists for their cooperation to make this exhibition possible.

Participating pottery artist Alex Prentice delivered a speech on behalf of the exhibiting artists, expressing that he cherishes the cause of the exhibition, allowing them to share their works with art lovers and inspiring them to move forward. Pottery Artists Andrew Carran and Mary Lou Foate guided the public to their works and share their creative ideas and sources of inspiration with the public.