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Japan America Society, ABAC, Plough Gallery
Plough Gallery
Georgia Museum of Agriculture
The Japan-America Society of Georgia
present:

TEA: The Ritual and The Art
Celebrating Culture And Practice

Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony – April 15th, 2017 - Georgia Museum of Agriculture Peanut Museum
  

Plough Gallery will be filled with juried tea bowls and teapots to coincide with an evening at
​the Georgia Museum of Agriculture celebrating and witnessing the ritual of the traditional tea ceremony.


The Japanese Tea Ceremony celebrates the traditional rite of tea that has been a part of Japanese culture for over 1,000 years. Flowing movements, a harmony of respect and presentation make for an intimate and memorable experience. The chawan, or tea bowl, is the vessel used for preparing and drinking tea. Historically from China, the Japanese adopted the form to recognize and elevate their culture over centuries.
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 International Teapot & Tea Bowl Show Opening

3 - 5 PM Saturday, April 15, 2017
30 Artists from the US, Trinidad, Japan, and Canada have submitted handmade teapots and tea bowls
which will be on exhibit at Plough Gallery, 1203 College Avenue, Tifton, GA 31794

 (Exhibit Runs April 15
th until June 1, 2017)
Juror:  Michael White, Director, Welch School of Art & Design, Georgia State University
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Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony
6 PM Saturday, April 15, 2017
​
 at The GA Museum Of Agriculture Peanut Museum,
1392 Whiddon Mill Road, Tifton, GA 31793
I-75 Exit 63B
229-391-5205


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  • HOME
  • EVENTS
    • CALENDAR
    • Kyle Cottier - Body Not Found
    • Marty Fielding Exhibit
    • Raku Night Firing
    • 10th Anniversary Exhibit
  • Shop
  • Artists
  • Public Art
    • Day & Night Sculpture
    • Fence of Creatures
  • ABOUT
    • About Plough
    • Contact Us
    • FAQ
    • Past Exhibits >
      • Archives >
        • Square the Circle
        • Interplay
        • Confluence
        • Not A Time Of Curves
        • Antonio Bond
        • Seth Gould
        • Her Declarations
        • Tea Ceremony
        • In Season
        • Grounds & Roots
        • Bloody Knuckles & Small Paychecks
        • Underworldly
        • Midden
        • Personal S P A C E
        • Theme & Variations
        • This Is She
        • River City Tintype
        • /bliNG!/
        • Beautiful Strangers
        • Beautiful Strangers Slideshow
        • WRAP(t)
        • Comfort In Small Doses
        • TRISKELION
        • Tracing Forward
        • Lightbox
        • Postcards from Nowhere
        • Lauren Peterson Exhibit
        • Mother Maker
        • Photo Walk
        • Exhibit Posters Archive