In collaboration with the exhibition department of the Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art, this project invites artists and organises exhibitions and related events.
As part of a collaborative project with the Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art special exhibition “Julian Stair and Shoji Kamoda: The Inevitability of Vessels”, British ceramic artist Julian Stair was invited to Mashiko.
Julian Stair and Shoji Kamoda: The Inevitability of Vessels
As a result of his residency, Julian Stair presented the exhibition "Mr. Hamada's Walking" at Shoji Hamada's house. As both an artist and a researcher of Shoji Hamada, he created pieces that thoughtfully responded to the unique atmosphere of the historic house.
| Exhibition Period | March 16 (Sat) – April 7 (Sun), 2024 |
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| Opening Hours | 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM |
| Venue | Shoji Hamada’s house (in the Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art) |
| Admission | Free |
The Fourth Dimension: To the Future of Vessels
As part of a collaborative project with the Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art special exhibition “Clay and Abstraction: When Memories Become Form”, British ceramic artist Jennifer Lee was invited to Mashiko.
Clay and Abstraction: When Memories Become Form
As part of a collaborative project with the Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art 25th Anniversary Exhibition, “The Lovelyists : In Harmony with Nature,” British ceramic artist Penny Simpson was invited to Mashiko.
The Lovelyists : In Harmony with Nature
The 40th Memorial of Shoji Hamada from Tamesaburo Yamamoto Collection
Shoji Hamada’s Journey to the West -Museum’s Collection of Overseas Ceramics-
