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Japanese Tea Culture Interpreted: A Creative Exhibition at Copenhagen Contemporary
Sing Tehus x Copenhagen Contemporary
19 September - 27 October
Sing Tehus is hosting an exhibition on modern tea culture at Copenhagen Contemporary from 19 September to 27 October.
Selected artists from Denmark and Japan interpret and reflect on Japanese tea culture through experimental works in ceramics, architecture and carpentry.
Hans Vangsø and Anne Fløche create ceramic works with techniques and motifs that have roots in Japan, while their works take shape and colour from the landscapes of their home in Mols. As art the pieces mediate between the relatable scales of the human realm and the unpredictable nature of geology and earthly materials.
Architect Alex H. Lee has designed for the event a new teahouse with the carpenter duo of Akiko Kuwahata and Ken Winther. Named Kyu-an, it is an ephemeral space existing within the tension between a few slender pieces of wood and string alone.
Free events and free admission.
Sunday, Oct 6: Tea serving with Sing Tehus + Akabane-san (Pokémon) 13:00–15:00
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Saturday, Oct 12: Tea serving with Sing Tehus and our Japanese tea producer Yuta Hiraoka from 11:00–14:00
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Sunday 20. Oct. : Soft opening / tea service Hanako Miwa at 13-15
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Wednesday, Oct 23: Opening of Hanako Miwa from 17:00–20:00
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From Wednesday 23 to Sunday 27 October, you can see Hanako Miwa's private tea house set up in the Foyer of CC. Hanako will come and serve tea in the teahouse on selected days to be announced here on 16/10.
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Copenhagen Contemporary is located at Refshalevej 173A, 1432 Copenhagen C.
Use the discount code SINGXCC for a 10% discount in the Sing Tehus webhop.
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