Cultural Ceramic Heritage Stamps Exhibition Meets Art Lovers

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Prepared by Anadolu University Faculty of Fine Arts within the scope of SERES'26, the exhibition brings together ceramic stamps from different regions of the world.

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Organized by the Anadolu University Faculty of Fine Arts within the scope of SERES'26, the Cultural Ceramic Heritage Stamps Exhibition opened its doors to visitors at the Faruk Atalayer Exhibition Hall.

Exhibition Opening Held

The opening of the exhibition, prepared by the Anadolu University Faculty of Fine Arts within the scope of the 6th International Ceramic, Glass, Enamel, Glaze and Pigment Congress, took place.

While the opening ceremony of the exhibition, curated by Guangzhen Zhou, was held at the FFA Faruk Atalayer Exhibition Hall, Dean Prof. Duygu Kahraman and numerous guests attended the event.

Rich Collection Meets Visitors

Opened within the scope of SERES'26, the exhibition brings together more than 600 stamps reflecting the ceramic culture of different regions of the world, first-day covers, and postcards.

The collection of Guangzhen Zhou, who conducts independent research on world ceramic cultural heritage, is based on more than 10 years of work and field research in over 120 countries.

UNESCO Candidacy and Support Letters

Guangzhen Zhou stated that the collection titled Memory of the World: Global Ceramic Heritage Stamps was created with original works collected from different countries.

Expressing that the collection received 16 support letters from 11 countries, Zhou conveyed that it has been nominated for the UNESCO Memory of the World Register by the International Academy of Ceramics.

Visitor Information

Sharing his experiences from field studies in his speech, Zhou also presented his book containing stamps transferred to the digital environment from different countries to the participants.

The Cultural Ceramic Heritage Stamps Exhibition can be visited at the Anadolu University FFA Faruk Atalayer Exhibition Hall until October 23, 2026.