Eunju Kang creates sculptural installations that combine ceramic reliefs, paper craft, and everyday electrical devices. Drawing on Korean shamanic practices, Kang’s work bridges the physical and spiritual worlds, demonstrating how non-living matter can feel alive and interconnected. The interplay between static forms and mechanical movement generates dynamic relationships among materials, objects, and invisible forces, opening new pathways for association.
Kang has received multiple artist grants in Norway and South Korea, and her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally at venues including Kunstnerforbundet in Norway, Den Frie Udstillingsbygning in Denmark, and the Westerwald Ceramic Museum in Germany. Her work is held in public and private collections, including those of the Korea Ceramic Foundation (KOCEF), the Arctic Ceramic Centre in Finland, and Wergelandshaugen in Norway.
EDUCATION
2011-2013 Master of Visual Arts (Now titled: MFA in Medium- and Material-Based art)
Oslo National Academy of the Arts, Norway
2006-2009 Master of Design
Graduate school of Design, Sangmyung University, South Korea
2002-2006 Bachelor of Fine Arts
Sangmyung University, South Korea
COLLECTION
Wergelandshaugen, Norway
Arctic Ceramic Centre, Finland
Bandal Art Museum, Korea Ceramic Foundation, South Korea
Graduate school of Design, Sangmyung University, South Korea
Private collectors in Sweden, Denmark, The Netherlands and Japan
STIPEND and PRIZE
2022-2023 Norwegian state work grant for artist by Arts Council Norway (SKS Arbeidsstipend)
2020/2018 Norwegian state artist grant for diverse use by Arts Council Norway (SKS Diversestipend)
2018/2015 STIKK-support by The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affair
2014-2016 Norwegian state work grant for newly established artist by Arts Council Norway (SKS Arbeidsstipend)
2013 Norwegian state grant for new graduate artist by Arts Council Norway (SKS Diversestipend for nyutdannede kunstnere)
2007 New generation by Korea Ceramic Foundation, South Korea
SOLO EXHIBITION
2019 Eunju Kang, AK Ceramic centre, Icheon, South Korea
2012 The Eye’s Mind, Galleri Seilduken, Oslo, Norway
GROUP EXHIBITION
2025 Christmas Exhibition 2025, Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo, Norway
2018 Curio: Trans Acts! by CHART, Den Frie Udstillingsbygning, Copenhagen, Denmark
2018 Summer Exhibition, ALVARI, Posio, Finland
2018 Grand opening, Wergelandshaugen, Eidsvoll, Norway
2017 Eunju Kang, Katharina Zahl Fagervik, Erlend Helling-Larsen, Martine Linge, Anne Kathrine Stangeland, Gelawesh Waledkhani, Bærum Kunsthall, Bærum, Norway
2016 8th Arctic Clay Symposium, Anu Pentik gallery, Posio, Finland
2016 Pottery is Back, Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo, Norway
2015 Biennale De La Ceramique, Andenne Culture Centre, Andenne, Belgium
2014 Westerwald prize, Ceramic Museum Westerwald, Höhr-Grenzhausen, Germany
2014 Project Network, The Apple House Gallery, Skælskør, Denmark
2013 Master’s Diploma show, Galleri Seilduken, Oslo, Norway
2010 Sangmyung Ceramic Designers Association, Insa Art Centre, Seoul, South Korea
2009 Chung Rok Ceramists Association, Gana Art Centre, Seoul, South Korea
2007-2008 New Generation, Bandal Art Museum, Yeoju, South Korea
2007 International Ceramic Exchange Exhibition:
Sangmyung University(South Korea ) and HDK, Gӧteborg University(Sweden)
2007 Tableware Design of Young Ceramists, Jeon gallery, Daegu, South Korea
2007 Design Leader 70, Seoul, South Korea
2006 Dalumbi Craft Show, Sangmyung art gallery, Seoul, South Korea
2006 Liliput Ceramic, Rovinj's multimedia centre, Jagreb, Croatia
2004 The First Step, Gana Art Space, Seoul, South Korea
RESIDENCY and SYMPOSIUM
2026 A.I.R at Porsgunds porcelain factory, Porsgrunn, Norway (upcoming)
2019 Guest artist, AK Ceramic Centre, Ichoen, South Korea
2016 8th Arctic Clay Symposium, Posio, Finland
2014 A.I.R at Guldagergaard-International Ceramic Research Center, Skælskør, Denmark
LECTURE and PRESENTATION
2019 Becoming, AK Ceramic Centre, Ichoen, South Korea
2017 Artist Talk: Ceramic vocabulary book series, Bærumkunsthall, Norway
2016 Mass production and Ceramics, Oslo National Academy of the Arts, Norway
2016 Becoming, Arctic Clay Symposium, Finland
WORKSHOP
2025 Workshop for children: Make your own ceramic tile!, Part of the Ferieaktiviteter program, Lier Municipality, Norway
OTHER ACTIVITY2026
2026/2024/2018/2016 OSLO OPEN, Norway
2026 Åpen atelier, Kunst rett vest, Norway (upcoming)