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‘A New Wind in Tea’ to Tour to Kurayoshi Museum in 2026

‘A New Wind in Tea’ to Tour to Kurayoshi Museum in 2026 Image: Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art

The exhibition ‘A New Wind in Tea: The Challenge of 77 Contemporary Ceramic Artists’ will tour to Kurayoshi Museum in Tottori Prefecture, Japan, according to an announcement from the Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art. The exhibition is scheduled to run from 24 October to 29 November 2026.

The announcement, issued on 16 August 2026, describes the presentation as a touring exhibition that was previously held at the Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art. It identifies the Midorigaoka Museum Collection as the source collection and gives the exhibition’s Japanese title as ‘茶の湯の新しい風 現代陶芸77人の挑戦,’ or ‘A New Wind in Tea: The Challenge of 77 Contemporary Ceramic Artists.’

The exhibition’s subject is contemporary ceramics in relation to chanoyu, the Japanese tea ceremony. The available announcement does not provide a checklist, artist list, curatorial statement or details about the individual works. It does, however, define the scope of the presentation through its focus on 77 contemporary ceramic artists and the Midorigaoka Museum Collection.

At its next stop, the exhibition will be presented at Kurayoshi Museum in Kurayoshi, Tottori. The museum’s official municipal website identifies the institution as Kurayoshi Museum and Kurayoshi History and Folklore Museum, and provides information on its exhibitions, collections and educational programmes. The available event information specifically names Kurayoshi Museum as the venue for this exhibition.

The published dates are 24 October–29 November 2026. Further information, including exhibition access details and any related programmes, is directed to the Kurayoshi Museum website. No additional venue or date range is given in the announcement.

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