Dr. Mümine Özdemirağ Yağlı, a faculty member in the Department of Ceramics at the Faculty of Arts, Arkin University of Creative Arts and Design (ARUCAD), participated as an invited artist from Cyprus in the 9th International Odunpazarı Ceramic Firing Techniques Workshop, held in Eskişehir.
Organised by Odunpazarı Municipality, the workshop brought together ceramic artists from Türkiye and various countries around the world, hosting five days of artistic production and the exchange of knowledge and experience centred on different ceramic firing techniques.
The works produced during the workshop were presented to art enthusiasts in an exhibition that opened at Şehrin Ateşi Ceramic Gallery on 23 September 2026. The exhibition was held as one of the final events of the five-day international gathering of artists.
Four of Özdemirağ Yağlı’s works added to the permanent collection
Four works produced by Dr Mümine Özdemirağ Yağlı during the workshop were added to the permanent collection of Şehrin Ateşi Ceramic Gallery. Established by Odunpazarı Municipality to preserve works produced at international ceramic workshops and pass them on to future generations, the gallery permanently displays works by artists from different countries.
Organised by Odunpazarı Municipality, the workshop brought together ceramic artists from Türkiye and various countries around the world, hosting five days of artistic production and the exchange of knowledge and experience centred on different ceramic firing techniques.
The works produced during the workshop were presented to art enthusiasts in an exhibition that opened at Şehrin Ateşi Ceramic Gallery on 23 September 2026. The exhibition was held as one of the final events of the five-day international gathering of artists.
Four of Özdemirağ Yağlı’s works added to the permanent collection
Four works produced by Dr Mümine Özdemirağ Yağlı during the workshop were added to the permanent collection of Şehrin Ateşi Ceramic Gallery. Established by Odunpazarı Municipality to preserve works produced at international ceramic workshops and pass them on to future generations, the gallery permanently displays works by artists from different countries.