Japanese Ceramics Talk

Thurs 16 March 2017

05:30-07:00pm

To coincide with Perseverance, Newcastle Museum will be exhibiting a selection of works from Newcastle Art Gallery's extensive collection of Japanese Ceramics. This collection encompasses both Mingei 'folk art' and Sodeisha 'crawling through mud association' - avant garde non-functional ware. The Gallery has the largest collection of Sodeisha ware in the Southern hemisphere. Join Newcastle Art Gallery curator Sarah Johnson for a talk exploring the contents and origins of this remarkable collection.

When: 05:30-07:00pm | Thursday 16 March
Cost: Free, bookings essential on 02 4974 1401

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Japanese Ceramics Talk

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