What is the theme of the exhibition?

The exhibition's theme is the aesthetic consciousness underlying the Japanese tea ceremony, or "cha-no-yu," presenting the gallery itself as a single large "tokonoma" (alcove).

When and where will the exhibition take place?

It will be held at Geidai Art Plaza, located on the campus of Tokyo University of the Arts in Ueno, Tokyo, from June 20 to July 19, 2026.

Is there an admission fee for the "THE ART OF TEA" exhibition?

No, admission to the exhibition is free.

Who are the artists featured in the exhibition?

The exhibition will feature works by 18 artists who are either current members or alumni of Tokyo University of the Arts, including Sho Aratani, Masashi Ishikawa, and Haruna Oikawa.

What is Geidai Art Plaza?

Geidai Art Plaza is a gallery operated as a joint project between Shogakukan and Tokyo University of the Arts. It exhibits and sells works by the university's faculty, students, and alumni, and is open to the public.

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畫廊化身為一間“床之間”：藝大Art Plaza企劃展 THE ART OF TEA「茶之藝」展登場

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東京藝術大學內的「藝大Art Plaza」將於2026年6月20日起舉辦企劃展「茶之藝」展。此展覽將以日本「茶之湯」的美學意識為主題，展出並銷售18位藝術家的作品。

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Q: What is the theme of the exhibition?: A: The exhibition's theme is the aesthetic consciousness underlying the Japanese tea ceremony, or "cha-no-yu," presenting the gallery itself as a single large "tokonoma" (alcove).
Q: When and where will the exhibition take place?: A: It will be held at Geidai Art Plaza, located on the campus of Tokyo University of the Arts in Ueno, Tokyo, from June 20 to July 19, 2026.
Q: Is there an admission fee for the "THE ART OF TEA" exhibition?: A: No, admission to the exhibition is free.
Q: Who are the artists featured in the exhibition?: A: The exhibition will feature works by 18 artists who are either current members or alumni of Tokyo University of the Arts, including Sho Aratani, Masashi Ishikawa, and Haruna Oikawa.
Q: What is Geidai Art Plaza?: A: Geidai Art Plaza is a gallery operated as a joint project between Shogakukan and Tokyo University of the Arts. It exhibits and sells works by the university's faculty, students, and alumni, and is open to the public.