Dr Charlotte Horlyck

Overview

Department of History of Art and Archaeology, School of Arts

Senior Lecturer in the History of Korean Art

Teaching, Learning and Student Experience Committee

Member

Name:: Dr Charlotte Horlyck
Email address:: ch10@soas.ac.uk
Telephone:: 020 7898 4704
Address:: SOAS University of London
Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1H 0XG
Building:: Brunei Gallery
Office No:: B403
Academic Support Hours:: Term 1: Mon, 3.30-5pm; Terms 2&3: Tue, 4-6pm

Biography

Charlotte Horlyck received her PhD from SOAS in 2006, and was appointed Lecturer in Korean Art History at SOAS in 2007. Before taking up this position, she curated the Korean collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London (1998-2004). Her V&A projects include the curating of the exhibition The Art of Reflection: Mirrors, Messages and Magic (2002). She has held research positions at the Academy of Korean Studies (2006) and Seoul National University (2010). She regularly lectures on Korean art on the Korea University International Summer School program in Seoul, and at other institutions around the world. Since 2016 she has been President of the British Association of Korean Studies.

Teaching

Modules Taught

PhD Students supervised

Karin Warch, Causes and Expressions of Humor in Eighteenth-Century Korean Art
Naama Eisenstein, Reshaping Ideals: Visualising the Genpei War (1180-1185) in Early Modern Japan
Shiori Hiraki, Onari: Art, Ritual and Power in Early Modern Japan

Contributions to departmental team taught courses:

Theory and Method in the Study of Asian and African Art 15 490 0104
Research Skills Training Course 15 PAR H061

Charlotte also lectures in Korean art on the SOAS Diploma in Asian Arts Course

Research

My area of specialisation is the material and visual culture of Korea. Much of my early work has centred on the Koryŏ [Goryeo] kingdom (AD918-1392), in particular the intersection between secular and mortuary uses of ceramics and metal wares. More recently my research on Koryŏ archaeological material has driven my analysis of the shifting interpretations of cultural heritage, leading to explorations of how Koryŏ [Goryeo] tomb objects were given new meanings and identities by early twentieth century collectors. My analysis of manifestations of Korean cultural heritage and the rise of a Korean cultural consciousness also underpins my work on modern and contemporary Korean art. My teaching and research interests are closely tied. My courses include: Royal Arts of Korea, Arts of Koryŏ and Chosŏn, Modern and Contemporary Korean Art and Contemporary Korean Art in East Asia. I also contribute to team-taught theory and regional-based courses with lectures on gender, cultural heritage, art collecting and display practices.

Current research

I am currently working on a monograph on the collecting of Korean art in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.

Expertise

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Available for

TV
Radio
Press
Briefings
Special Study Programmes
Short Term Consultancy
Long Term Consultancy

Regional Expertise

East Asia

Country Expertise

Japan
Korea North
Korea South

Languages

Danish
French
German
Japanese
Korean

Publications

Authored Books

Horlyck, Charlotte (2017) Korean Art from the 19th Century to the Present. London: Reaktion Books.

Articles

Horlyck, Charlotte (2014) 'The Eternal Link: Grave Goods of the Koryŏ Kingdom (918–1392 CE)'. Ars Orientalis, (44), pp 156-179.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2013) 'Desirable commodities – unearthing and collecting Koryŏ celadon ceramics in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries'. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, (76) 3, pp 467-491.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2013) 'A Gilded Celadon Stand from the Goryeo period in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London'. Munmul, (3), pp 83-139.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2012) 'Gilded Celadon Wares of the Koryo Kingdom (AD 918-1392)'. Artibus Asiae, (LXXII) 1, pp 91-121.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2011) 'Korean Bronze Mirrors'. TAASA Review, The Journal of the Asian Arts Society of Australia, (20) 3, pp 11-13.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2010) 'Burial Offerings to Objets d’Art: Celadon Wares of the Koryŏ Kingdom (AD918-1392)'. Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society, (73) 2008-2009, pp 79-89.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2010) 'On Celadon Wares of the Goryeo Kingdom'. Story of Korea.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2010) 'Goryeo Metalwork in the British Museum'. Orientations, (41) 8, pp 69-72.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2008) 'Confucian Burial Practices in the Late Goryeo and Early Joseon Periods'. The Review of Korean Studies, (11) 2, pp 33-58.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2008) 'Meaningful Commodities – Mirrors, Merchandise and Market Policies in the Koryŏ Period'. International Society for Korean Studies, (12), pp 239-257.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2003) 'Colour in Korean Textiles'. Arts of Asia, (33) 2, pp 110-117.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2002) 'Korean Bronze Mirrors and Their Chinese and Japanese Influences'. Orientations, (33) 9, pp 48-53.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2001) 'Tracking chronological changes within burials of the Koryŏ period'. Journal of East Asian Archaeology, (3) 3-4, pp 199-218.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2000) 'Combining the new with the old: collecting contemporary Korean art at the Victoria and Albert Museum'. Korean Journal of Museum Studies, (3), pp 130-145.

Horlyck, Charlotte (1999) 'Understanding Korean Ceramics'. Koreana, (13) 4, pp 4-11.

Edited Books or Journals

Horlyck, Charlotte and Pettid, Michael J., (eds.), (2014) Death, Mourning, and the Afterlife in Korea: Ancient to Contemporary Times. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press. (Hawaii Studies on Korea).

Book Chapters

Horlyck, Charlotte and Priewe, Sascha (2018) 'Displaying a Nation: Representations of Korean art in the UK'. In: Steuber, Jason and Peyton, Allysa B., (eds.), Arts of Korea: Histories, Challenges, and Perspectives. Gainesville: University of Florida Press, pp 90-115.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2018) 'Arte contemporáde Corea del Sur: Una visión crítica de los principales temas y tendencias'. In: del Pilar Álvarez, Maria and Pérez Taffi, Verónica, (eds.), ¿Hallyu o Diplomacia Cultural? Corea del Sur y sus productos culturales. Buenos Aires: Universidad del Salvador, pp 79-111.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2017) 'Questioning Women’s Place in the Canon of Korean Art History'. In: Chiem, Kristen L. and Blanchard, Lara C.W., (eds.), Gender, Continuity, and the Shaping of Modernity in the Arts of East Asia, 16th–20th Centuries. Leiden: Brill, pp 224-250.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2014) 'Arts of the Goryeo Kingdom'. In: Starkman, Christine and Horlyck, Charlotte and Lena, Kim and Song-mi, Yi, (eds.), Tradition and Innovation in Korean Art. Houston: The Museum of Fine Arts, pp 26-45.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2014) 'Ways of Burial in Koryŏ Times (AD918-1392)'. In: Horlyck, Charlotte and Pettid, Michael J., (eds.), Death, Mourning, and the Afterlife in Korea: Ancient to Contemporary Times. Honolulu: Hawaii University Press, pp 83-111.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2014) 'Las tradiciones de la cerámica en la península coreana'. In: Ojeda, Alfonso and Fernández del Campo, Eva, (eds.), Arte de Corea. Madrid: Ibersaf Editores, pp 61-85.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2013) 'Korean Art Objects at SOAS'. In: Jackson, Andrew D., (ed.), Key Papers on Korea: Papers Celebrating 25 Years of the Centre of Korean Studies, SOAS. Boston: Global Oriental; Brill, pp 275-296.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2011) 'Mirrors inlaid with mother-of-pearl in the Cotsen Collection'. In: Falkenhausen, Lothar von, (ed.), The Lloyd Cotsen Study Collection of Chinese Bronze Mirrors. Volume II: Studies. Los Angeles: Cotsen Occasional Press, UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press, pp 160-169.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2011) 'Mirrors in Early Korea'. In: Falkenhausen, Lothar von, (ed.), The Lloyd Cotsen Study Collection of Chinese Bronze Mirrors. Volume II: Studies. Los Angeles: Cotsen Occasional Press, UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Pres, pp 120-129.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2009) 'The Spread and Assimilation of Chinese Bronze Mirrors in Early Korean Society'. In: DeCeuster, Koen and van den Haak, Martina, (eds.), Proceedings of the Association for Korean Studies in Europe, 24th Biennial Conference. Leiden: Association for Korean Studies in Europe.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2008) 'Looking at the Overlooked: Art by Women and for Women in Pre-Modern Korea'. In: Chinn, Lori, (ed.), The Offering Table. Women Activist Artists from Korea. Oakland, Calif.: Mills College Art Museum, pp 40-50.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2007) 'Kkoktu – Guides, Guardians and Keepers of the Soul'. In: Frederick, Carriere, (ed.), Korean Funerary Figures: Companions to the Journey to the Other World. New York: The Korea Society, pp 227-230.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2006) 'Purity of thought and emptiness of mind: The placing of mirrors in Korean relic deposits'. Cultural Interaction with Korea: from Silk Road to Korean wave. Proceedings of the World Congress of Korean Studies, vol.2. Seongnam: Academy of Korean Studies, pp 431-450.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2004) 'Celadons Koryo: el seu desenvolupament, ascension i declivi'. In: Cervera, Isabel, (ed.), L’art de ‘Àsia oriental. Barcelona: Fundació per a la Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, pp 9-20.

Book Reviews

Horlyck, Charlotte (2013) 'Review of: Kungnip haeyang munhwajae yŏn’guso (National Research Institute of Maritime Cultural Heritage of Korea). Taean Mado haeyŏk t’amsa pogosŏ (Survey report on the waters of Mado). Mokp’o: Kungnip haeyang munhwajae yŏnguso, 2011.'. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, (42) 2, pp 454-456.

Horlyck, Charlotte (2012) 'Korean Buncheong Ceramics from Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art. By Soyoung Lee and Seung-chang Jeon. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2011'. The Journal of Asian Studies, (71) 2, pp 563-565.

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SOAS University of London

Department of the History of Art and Archaeology, School of Arts

MA PhD (SOAS)