Ceramics Museum-Black Hua White Light—The Beauty of Utensils

A total of 142 sets of black and white ceramic artifacts and works from ancient times to the present are exhibited in this exhibition. In addition to the museum's collections, the National Museum of Natural Science, the National Museum of History, the Huagang Museum of Chinese Culture University, and the Mexican Business Visa Document and Cultural Office are specially invited to co-organize the exhibition and loan precious Neolithic Longshan black pottery, Shang and Zhou white pottery, black and white glazed ceramics from past dynasties, and gray-black pottery specimens from the late Neolithic period unearthed from archaeological sites in Taiwan. There are also smoked black pottery, Tianmu tea bowls, modern design tea sets, vases and other objects from many ceramic artists at home and abroad. Mainly using daily objects in black and white, the exhibition invites viewers to abandon the exhibition experience that directly connects to the artist's inner expression, and instead perceive their own current feelings from the external texture of the objects. In modern life, objects pursue minimalism and a sense of design, and black and white remain the unchanging fashion staples, creating a visual feast that is both practical and beautiful. Item No. 39999-0000258