International Modern Teapot Art Biennial
Founded in 2006, the International Modern Teapot Art Biennial is an international academic exchange platform dedicated to modern teapot art and contemporary ceramic art. For two decades, it has brought ceramic artists, designers, scholars, curators, and collectors from around the world together to explore the direction of modern teapot art and advance exchange and collaboration between cultures.
Since 2006, the biennial has successfully held nine editions. Artists from countries and regions around the world have used this platform for creative exchange, academic discussion, and exhibition collaboration, forming a rich international network and building a representative body of modern ceramic works for research and public cultural exchange.
Since 2006
To build an open, shared, and sustainable international platform for ceramic culture.
Starting from modern teapot art, we connect art, the world, and the future. We continuously advance global exchange, innovation, and development in ceramic culture, creating a platform for artists, scholars, collecting institutions, and the public to exchange ideas across cultures and geographies.
We believe that artistic exchange can transcend geography, culture, and language, creating genuine connections between people.
We believe that every encounter can open new collaborations, every exchange can inspire new creation, and every act of sharing can help ceramic culture move into the future.
We therefore remain committed to openness, inclusivity, collaboration, and sharing as we continue to build an international platform for ceramic culture that faces the world and serves the future.
Bringing people and ideas together through ceramic art.
Welcoming diverse cultures, perspectives, and creative practices.
Creating meaningful partnerships across cultures, disciplines, and borders.
Advancing modern teapot art through experimentation and exchange.
The teapot is one of the most representative objects in Eastern culture and an important vessel linking art, design, daily life, and ideas. The biennial looks beyond the object itself, asking how artists can use the teapot to respond to contemporary society, culture, and the spirit of the times, so this traditional medium can continually find new life.
Let modern teapot art become a shared language across cultures, eras, and places. Let the world meet through art.