*This exhibition has finished.

The Exhibition of New Acquisitions

47 objects and 292 pieces of newly acquired items by means of generous donation or purchase during the last fiscal year of 2019 will be displayed at the exhibition. The new acquisitions include contemporary Arita porcelain art works created by Asao Tokolo, an artist who had great success in the "[ ARITA×TOKOLO] EXHIBITION" which was held at the museum last year.
Furthermore, the exhibition features ceramics made in Saga, including "Early Imari", a porcelain made in Arita during the early Edo period, and Arita ware from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period, encompasses a wide variety of ceramics from the early modern period to the contemporary works from Saga.

Organizer	The Kyushu Ceramic Museum
Venue	Exhibit Room No.1, The Kyushu Ceramic Museum (Some of the objects are displayed in other exhibit rooms)
Period	Saturday, September 5 to Sunday, October 4, 2020 *Closed on Mondays (When a Monday falls on a public holiday, the museum will be closed the following day.)
Hours	9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Admission	Free
Exhibits	47 objects (292 pieces)

ARITAYAKI　RHOMBUS WORKS
Asao Tokolo, Arita Riso Porcelain, 2019

PPP　TOKOLO PATTERN　TILES
Asao Tokolo, Arita Riso Porcelain, 2019

Bowl with Carved Diagonal Check Design and Auspicious Inscription in Underglaze Cobalt Blue
Arita, Hizen, 1610-1630s, Donated by Hiroi Takao

Large Flower Vase with Phoenix and Hexagonal Panel Design in Overglaze Polychrome Enamels
Nanri Kaju, Arita, Saga Prefecture, 1870-1880s, Donated by Nanri Yumiko