The next step forward in the Society’s endeavour to expand awareness of this blend of unique technology and art. - Prof. John Miksic, Head of the Archaeology Unit, Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre, ISEAS
A splendid survey book - John Guy, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Welcome
Formed in 1969, the Southeast Asian Ceramic Society’s purpose is to widen appreciation and acquire knowledge of the ceramic art of China and countries adjacent to China, especially those of Southeast Asia. To pursue this aim, local members meet for periodic discussion, to hear talks by experts and to study and compare ‘pots’. Read more about us here.
In 2011, the Society is proud to present to you its latest endeavour, the E-Museum of Southeast Asian Ceramics. A post-launch report can be read here.
This website is still under construction, so do let us know via email if you find any bugs, or if you just have any comments or questions in general.
Our Latest News
- 24 May 2012
Study Day on the latest research in Chinese ceramics, with speakers Rose Kerr, Regina Krahl and others. Don't miss this event if you are in London! Click here for more information. - 20 May 2012SEACS members are cordially invited to Dorian and Deirdre Ball's residence where Mr. Ball will give a talk on the Diana cargo. Click here for details.
- 16 May 2012SEACS' William Willetts Lecture 2012 is now available on YouTube. Click here to view!
- 09 May 2012Video of Dr. Leedom Lefferts' talk on "Pots and How They Are Made in Mainland Southeast Asia" is now available online. Click here.
- 09 May 2012The NUS Museum, which hosted the talk "Guerilla Archaeologists and the Singapore Story" by John Miksic, has made a video of the lecture available online. Click here for more details.
