About the expo
Expo history
The tea ceremony
Word by the curator
Atelier Janja Gora, Croatia
Exhibitions
• 2012, Gallery Yûsai, 22 Nishi Terabayashi-chõ, Nara-shi, Japan
• 2011, The Jared Branfman Memorial Gallery, Needham, Massachusetts, USA
• 2011, Art Pavilion Juraj Šporer, Opatija, Croatia
• 2010, Salon de H - Art company, Seoul, South Korea
• 2010, Keramisch atelier & galerie, Utrecht, Netherlands
• 2010, Musée du Gress, St. Amand en Puisaye, France
• 2010, La Maison de la Poterie, Bouffioulx (Chàtelet), Belgium
• 2009, Musée de la Ceramique, Andenne, Belgium
• 2009, Torhouts Pottery Museum, Belgium
Links
In this section you can find links to people and organizations who have helped in organization and maintenance of this international exhibition.
GLOBALY
Het Laatste huis - Lou Smedts
Atelier Janja Gora
Japan Foundation
NETHERLANDS
Studio Beverloo
www.yakimono.eu
USA
Gorse Mill Gallery
Steven Branfman
FRANCE
Rozen Bigot
Tom Charbit
Dalloun
CROATIA
Croatian museum of tourism
Ivanić Grad, Croatia
John Baymore (USA / アメリカ)
John Baymore
River Bend Pottery
22 Riverbend Way,
Wilton, New Hampshire,
USA, 03086
Tel: 603-654-2752 (studio)
Email: jbaymore@compuserve.com,
jbaymore@nhia.edu
Website: www.johnbaymore.com,
www.nhia.edu/new-facultypage-5/

Isolated in time and space, senses alive, one appreciates every nuance of sound, touch, smell, and taste in Chanoyu. Chawan intimately link the user with the maker, allowing the artist, though not present in the tea room, to join the dialog created between host and guest that is integral to ichi go, ichie e. Recently I have begun to understand the inter-related nature of object and process, with the hand and eye of the maker as catalyst for physical creation, and the user of the Chawan I make being a necessary element in the final creation.
茶の湯では隔てられた時間と空間の中で感性が目を覚まし、音、触感、香り、味覚などすべてのニュアンスを楽しむ。茶碗は使う人と創る人をしっかりと結びつけ、茶室にはいないアーティストにも主人と客の間の対話に参加させる。これは一期一会に不可欠だ。私は最近、「物」と「過程」との密接な関係がわかるようになってきた。つまり、私の手と目が茶碗という物を生み出し、その茶碗を使う人が創造の過程を完結させるのだと。


International Chawan Spring Expo in Nara, Japan