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This exhibition displays around 100 newly acquired materials from the 2020 fiscal year, including rocks, pottery, and traditional crafts. Featured items include a Bingata costume by Eijun Shiroma and Sanshin tools by Harumasa Mekaru.
Featured artists
- 城間栄順
- 銘苅春政
- 内山春雄
Themes
Frequently asked questions
How long is the exhibition?⌃
It runs until June 20, 2021.
What kind of works are on display?⌃
Approximately 100 newly acquired materials from the 2020 fiscal year, including rocks, pottery, and traditional crafts, are displayed.
Who are the featured artists?⌃
Works by Eijun Shiroma, Harumasa Mekaru, and Haruo Uchiyama are introduced.
About the venue
Naha, Japan
Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum
沖縄県立博物館・美術館
It is a unique museum complex combining art, history, and natural history focusing on Okinawan topics. The building itself is a masterpiece designed with the imagery of Okinawa's traditional gusuku (castles) and built using local limestone.
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