Graduated from the Hong Kong Art School – Royal Melbourne Information Technology University, Daniel Chau holds a Bachelor of Arts (major in ceramics). He took part in the artist residency exchange at Shigaraki, Japan In 2009, Cheongsong, South Korea in 2018 and Kecskemét, Hungary in 2022.
Over the years, Daniel Chau actively exhibited his work at ceramic exhibitions in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Hungary and United Kingdom. He came in as third prize at the 2010 Tea Ware by Hong Kong Potters Competition and enrolled in the 2020 Taiwan Ceramics Biennale International Competition. Daniel become selected members of Craft Potters Association in 2022 UK.
Collect Art Fair, 2025, Hong Kong
CPA Members Show, Contemporary Ceramics Gallery, 2024, London, UK
Ceramics Art London, 2024, London, UK
Collectable art Fair, Pao’s Gallery Hong Kong Arts Centre, 2023, Hong Kong
Contemporary Chinese and Japanese Art, Ting-Ying Gallery, Cromwell Place, 2022, London, UK
Kapola Gallery, International Ceramics Studio, Kecskemét, 2022, Hungary
35.2 Ceramics Exhibition, Pao’s Gallery Hong Kong Arts Centre, 2021, Hong Kong
Taiwan Ceramics Biennale International Exhibition, Yingge Ceramics Museum, 2020, Taiwan
Intimacy Distance Ceramics Exhibition, Pao’s Gallery Hong Kong Arts Centre, 2019, Hong Kong
Nature & Culture Ceramics Exhibition, Yasun Museum of Art, 2018, Cheongsong, South Korea
Nagoya University Exhibition, 2013, Japan
CERAMIX – Ceramics Joint Exhibition, LCX Art Gallery, 2011, Hong Kong
Hong Kong and Macau Ceramics Exhibition, Casas – Museu da Taipa, 2010, Macau
Tea Ware by Hong Kong Potters 2010, Museum of TeaWare, Hong Kong
The Missing Parts, 2010, Pao’s Gallery, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong
14QKs Joint Exhibition, 2007, Para / Site Art Space, Hong Kong
Context Tile 13 – Ceramics Joint Exhibition, 2006, White Tube Gallery, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong
International Ceramics Studio, Kecskemét, Hungary
February – May 2022
Cheongsong Tourism & Culture Foundation, Ceramics Artist Residency Foundation, South Korea
May – November 2018
Ceramics Artist Residency of Shigaraki Ceramics institute, Japan
April – June 2009