Swanica Ligtenberg on fri 2 dec 11
I would like to announce *the Mashiko Exhibition of 15 Mashiko potters in
the Tiendschuur Ceramics Museum in Tegelen in the Netherlands from December
10, 2011 - March 11, 2012.* The Tiendschuur shows the finest ceramics in
the world and supports its creators.
The world-famous pottery village, Mashiko, about 90km northeast from Tokyo
was heavily hit by the earthquake on March 11, 2011 and the potters=3DE2=3D=
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houses, kilns, workshops and their works were severely damaged. Mashiko has
a 10,000 year old pottery tradition, in this highly regarded pottery
village in Japan.
Through the hard work of quite some people it was made possible. But money
is still very much needed. Please, find it in your heart to donate to this
fund to save the village of Mashiko. I know it is not an easy time for
everybody and it is present giving time. Please, see what you can do and
look at the information for donations.
Thank you,
Swanica Ligtenberg
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December 2011 to 11 March 2012
Ceramic Center Tiendschuur Museum Tegelen=3DEF=3DBC=3D89
Kasteellaan 8 =3DE3=3D83=3DBB 5932 AG Tegelen Nederland
Telephone +31 (0)77-3260213
www.tiendschuur.net =3DE3=3D83=3DBB info@tiendschuur.net
Open: Tue / Sat 14-17 Sunday 11-17
Closed: 25 December, 1 January and on Monday
On March 11, 2011, Japan was hit by a significant earthquake.
The world-famous pottery village, Mashiko, about 90km northeast from
Tokyo was also heavily hit and the potters' houses, kilns, workshops and
their works were severely damaged. Mashiko has a 10,000 year old
pottery tradition, in this highly regarded pottery village in Japan.
Ceramics Center Tiendschuur Museum in the Netherlands is 75 years and
treats its visitors on
an exhibition of ceramics of 15 potters from this village from a country
par excellence: Japan!
The Tiendschuur shows the finest ceramics in the world and supports its
creators.
The proceeds from these exhibition sales go to the potters in Mashiko and
the Mashiko pottery fund.
Exhibitors (in alphabetical order)
Yuchiko Baba
Euan Craig
Ikuzo Fujiwara
Yoshinori Hagiwara
Tomoo Hamada
Akihito Ishijima
Taro Kamoda
Ken Matsuzaki
Akira Miyazawa
Fujiya Sakuma
Kei Shimaoka
Ryo Suzuki
Shikamaru Takeshita
Shu Wakasugi
Harvey Young
Japanese Movie Afternoon: With films on various exhibitors and the village
of Mashiko.
Sunday, 11 December and Sunday, 8 January 2012. Start 14h.
Lecture: On the pottery village of Mashiko and exhibitors, and about the
special background
of this exhibition, by the compilers of this exhibition Yna van der Meulen
and Mels Boom,
journalists and editors of the ceramic CLAY magazine. Sunday, January 15,
starting 14h.
Costs =3DE2=3D82=3DAC 5, - p.p. including museum entrance.
Registration and more info via website.
Muse at the museum: Sunday, January 22 at 16h.
Jacques Peeters - Photographer, his unique of looking. Interviewer: William
Kurstjens.
For further information: www.tiendschuur.net
*Dutch Mashiko Exhibition - Account Detail *
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*(In English) *
*Name of Bank: Ashikaga Bank Limited Mashiko Branch (Swift Code ASIKJPJT) *
*Address: 967 Mashiko, Mashiko-machi, Haga-gun, Tochigi-ken, Japan *
*Phone: +81(285)72-2131 *
*Account Type and Number: Ordinary account 5000648 *
*Beneficiary Name: Mashiko Tokubetsuten Jikko-iinkai Daihyo Matsuzaki Ken
(Mashiko *
*Special Exhibition Committee, Representative Ken Matsuzaki)*
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Greetings,
Swanica
www.swanceramics.com
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