Picturesque Pottery Ceramics Enjoying Art from Mingei to the PresentClosed

Picturesque Pottery: Ceramics Enjoying Art from Mingei to the Present

To those who wish to visit the "Picturesque Pottery: Ceramics Enjoying Art from Mingei to the Present″ exhibition.

Time-specific reservations are required for visits on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.

Reservations will begin at 10 a.m.  on June 30 Monday.

Exhibition Overview

The Panasonic Shiodome Museum of Art has continued to showcase exhibitions themed around modern and contemporary ceramics. This exhibition explores its appeal as art, placing emphasis on the intersection of ceramics and pictorials expression.
In many cases, the surface of ceramics is composed of rich tones and textures. Through the colors, forms, and motifs of each piece, this exhibition attempts to unravel the thoughts and artistic perspectives of creators who take on innovative challenges across genres. It features approximately 50 artists, including founders of modern ceramics, Kenkichi Tomimoto and Bernard Leach, Kanjirō Kawai and Shōji Hamada, who promoted the Mingei movement, and ceramicists who brought innovation to traditional techniques, pioneers of Avant-Garde ceramics, masters of tea ceramics, British and Danish artists, and other artists born between the 1960s and 80s. Featuring approximately 120 works, the exhibition presents a fresh collaborative showcase.

Dates
July 12 Saturday – September 15 Monday, 2025
Hours
10 a.m. – 6 p.m. (Open until 8 p.m. on August 1, 29, September 12 and 13)
Admittance until 30 minutes before closing time.
Closed
Wednesdays (except for September 10), August 12-15
Admission
Adults: ¥1,200
Visitors aged 65 or over with valid documentation: ¥1,100
Students (high school and college): ¥700
Admission is free for children in middle school or younger.  Admission is free for disability passbook holders and up to one accompanying adult.  Click here to access the discount voucher page.
Organizer
Panasonic Shiodome Museum of Art
Supports
Minato City Board of Education