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[caption id="attachment_3651" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Assembled garniture, porcelain from Jingdezhen and Dehua, China, 1650–1720, on an English japanned cabinet, ca. 1680, in the British Galleries at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London (Photo: Peter Kelleher).[/caption]Type : colloque.Date et horaire : 13 et 14 juin 2018.Lieu : Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, Porzellansammlung.Registration deadline: 20 mai 2018Registration is now open for “Porcelain Circling the Globe. International Trading Structures and the East Asia Collection of Augustus the Strong (1670–1733)”, hosted by the Porzellansammlung Dresden on 13-14 June 2018. Speakers include scholars from China, Japan, the Netherlands, France, and Germany.Over two days, the conference will discuss the porcelain trade conducted by individual dealers working outside of the dominant trading companies in the 17th and 18th centuries. It will focus on private networks in and beyond Asia, and the emergence of collecting East Asian art in Europe. The conference will discuss the extent and importance of these private networks, and will debate the phenomenon of trading and collecting East Asian objects from both the traders’ as well as the collectors’ perspectives, with the purpose of investigating interactions between agents from different cultures and backgrounds.Further details here: https://porzellansammlung.skd.museum/Tickets can be bought viahttps://shop.skd.museum/webshop/index.php/korona/?themengruppe=-1740107Programmemercredi 13 juin 2018LOCATION: Residenzschloss (Royal Castle), Fürstengalerie, 1. Floor09:00 Registration09:30 Welcome addressMarion Ackermann (SKD)Julia Weber (SKD)Panel 1. Local MarketsChair: Stacey Pierson10:00 Jingdezhen’s porcelain and the merchant route books in late imperial China – Anne GERRITSEN (Universiteit Leiden/University of Warwick)10:20 Imperial wares in the Dresden Porcelain Collection: Possibilities of Provenance – Sun YUE (Palace Museum Beijing)10:40 Coffee break11:10 The Chinese junk's intermediate trade in Japanese porcelain for the West between the late 17th century and 1730's – Miki SAKURABA (National Museum of Japanese History)11:30 Discussion12:00 Lunch breakPanel 2. Trading Structures and Global ConnectionsChair: Regina Krahl13:30 Let's carefully balance it! Safavid adaptations of Chinese blue-and-white porcelain – Amelia MACIOSZEK (Freie Universität Berlin)13:50 Some aspects of the Dutch porcelain trade in Asia in relation to the collection of Augustus the Strong – Christiaan JÖRG (Groninger Museum/ Universiteit Leiden)14:10 Chinese porcelain and the Netherlands – Jan VAN CAMPEN (Rijksmuseum Amsterdam)14:30 Discussion15:00 Coffee breakPanel 3. From Seller to Buyer: Collecting Porcelain in EuropeChair: Cora Würmell15:30 „His Electoral Highness wishes to have a porcelain service mounted with gold“ – The role of the agents and dealers supporting the East Asian porcelain collection of Elector Max Emanuel of Bavaria (1662 – 1726) – Max TILLMANN (Independent scholar)15:50 From Cathay to Versailles: Oriental porcelain in the Louis XIV’s collection – Stéphane CASTELLUCCIO (Centre André Chastel, Paris)16:10 Collecting Kakiemon porcelain in Holland and beyond – Menno FITSKI (Rijksmuseum Amsterdam)16:30 Discussion18:00 – 21:00 Welcome reception and open galleries in the Porzellansammlung at the Zwinger Palacejeudi 14 juin 2018LOCATION: Residenzschloss (Royal Castle), Fürstengalerie, 1. Floor09:30 RegistrationPanel 1. The Dresden Royal Collection of East Asian PorcelainChair: Christiaan Jörg and Yukio Suzuta10:00 The Dresden Porcelain Project: The 18th century collection reassessed – Cora WÜRMELL (SKD)10:20 Writing the Japanese Palace inventories 1721 – 1727 and 1779 – Karolin RANDHAHN (SKD)10:40 Coffee break11:10 The King’s personal shopper: Count Lagnasco’s porcelain acquisitions in the Netherlands for Augustus the Strong, 1716/1717 – Ruth Sonja SIMONIS (SKD)11:30 DiscussionPanel 2. Objects in TransferChair: Ruth Sonja Simonis13:30 Augustus the Strong and his collection of Chinese prints and drawings.From China to Europe – Anita Xiaoming WANG (Independent scholar)From Europe to Dresden – Cordula BISCHOFF (Independent scholar)14:10 Early exported Arita wares in the collection of Augustus the Strong – Tomoko FUJIWARA (Kyushu Ceramic Museum)14:30 Export or exported? Challenging classifications of traded porcelains – Stacey PIERSON (SOAS University of London)14:50 Discussion15:20 Closing words and end of symposiumOrganizers :Porzellansammlung der Staatlichen Kunstsammlungen Dresden: Julia Weber (director), Cora Würmell (curator), Christiaan Jörg (academic supervisor), Ruth Sonja Simonis (research associate)Sponsor : Deutsche ForschungsgemeinschaftContact : konferenz-porzellansammlung@skd.museum