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Announcement: Japan Ceramic Sculpture Association × Setouchi Sculpture Association Exhibition

Hello everyone, how are you all doing?

We have received information about an exhibition from the Setouchi Sochokai, an association active under the guidance of Mr. Gyoshu Kimura.

This time, they are collaborating with the Japan Ceramic Sculpture Association under the shared theme of "creating sculptures from clay and firing them,"

and they plan to create an engaging display featuring Bizen ware sculptures of familiar fish and animals.

The first venue, the Former Nozaki Residence and Salt Industry History Museum in Kojima, Kurashiki, is a nationally designated Important Cultural Property,

so the exhibition there promises to be well worth seeing.

We hope you will take this opportunity to visit.


[Venue 1] April 9 (Thu) – May 31 (Sun), 9:30 – 16:30

Former Nozaki Residence / Nozaki Family Salt Industry History Museum


[Venue 2] April 4 (Sat) – April 30 (Thu), 9:00 – 22:00

Kojima Citizens' Exchange Center, Exchange Building 1F Exhibition Space

We have received information about an exhibition from the Setouchi Sochokai, an association active under the guidance of Mr. Gyoshu Kimura.
This time, they are collaborating with the Japan Ceramic Sculpture Association under the shared theme of "creating sculptures from clay and firing them,"
and they plan to create an engaging display featuring Bizen ware sculptures of familiar fish and animals.
The first venue, the Former Nozaki Residence and Salt Industry History Museum in Kojima, Kurashiki, is a nationally designated Important Cultural Property,
so the exhibition there promises to be well worth seeing.
We hope you will take this opportunity to visit.
[Venue 1] April 9 (Thu) – May 31 (Sun), 9:30 – 16:30
Former Nozaki Residence / Nozaki Family Salt Industry History Museum
[Venue 2] April 4 (Sat) – April 30 (Thu), 9:00 – 22:00
Kojima Citizens' Exchange Center, Exchange Building 1F Exhibition Space

 

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