Da'an, Taipei · Ceramics exhibition space

Clay+

Name: Clay+
Address: 1F, No. 10, Lane 82, Chaozhou Street, Da'an District, Taipei, Da'an, Taipei, TW

A ground-floor ceramics room in a lane off Chaozhou Street, showing one exhibition at a time on Thursday-to-Saturday afternoons.

Several slightly curved square ceramic panels hang on a white wall from small brass hooks; most are matte black, one is a speckled white glaze, each incised with fine straight dividing lines. — Liu Chen-Chou's ceramic panels on the wall
Liu Chen-Chou · 2026 · Ceramic
Work by Liu Chen-Chou in On the plate at Clay+. Image: Clay+ on Instagram.
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Right now it holds On the plate, a nine-person show: ceramic panels on the wall, celadon, painted plates, and modelled foliage in one room.

Clay+ occupies a small ground-floor room inside Lane 82 of Chaozhou Street in Da'an. The scale is close: work can be looked at from a step away, and there is time to ask about it.

Regular hours are Thursday to Saturday, 13:00–17:00, with other times by appointment through @clay_plus_art on Instagram. It is about five minutes on foot from Guting MRT exits 5 or 6, or twelve minutes from Dongmen exit 3.

An oval mirror hangs on a white wall inside a ceramic frame modelled as ferns, curling tendrils, and small orange flowers in deep green and blue-green; the glass reflects a bare tree and carries the outline of a black flying bird. — Foliage mirror
Lin Yi-Hui · 2026 · Ceramic and mirror
Work by Lin Yi-Hui in On the plate at Clay+. Image: Clay+ on Instagram.
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A close view of one black square ceramic panel held to a white wall by metal hooks; incised lines cross the matte surface, dividing it into unequal rectangles. — Black ceramic panel, detail
Liu Chen-Chou · 2026 · Ceramic
Work by Liu Chen-Chou in On the plate at Clay+. Image: Clay+ on Instagram.
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A shallow square dish rests on pale grey marble paving; its surface is a chequerboard of cream and soft grey-green squares with sunken grid lines and a wavy rim. — Chequered square dish
Huang Hsiao-ju · 2026 · Ceramic
Work by Huang Hsiao-ju in On the plate at Clay+. Image: Clay+ on Instagram.
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A large oval platter sits on a black metal stand by a window, its glaze pooling in yellow, green, blue, and ochre; outside, a staghorn fern hangs against a tiled wall. — Large oval platter
Liu Yi-Tang · 2026 · Ceramic
Work by Liu Yi-Tang in On the plate at Clay+. Image: Clay+ on Instagram.
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A pale green round plate stands on a display easel, painted with a plump pink-orange figure carrying a cluster of yellow fruit-like forms above its head; brown speckles ring the rim. — Painted round plate
Wei-yin · 2026 · Ceramic
Work by Wei-yin in On the plate at Clay+. Image: Clay+ on Instagram.
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Two pale celadon dishes sit on black plinths, one in front and one behind; each is folded and ridged like creased paper with an uneven edge, the further one out of focus against a grey wall. — Celadon dishes
Gen Hoshino · 2026 · Celadon
Work by Gen Hoshino in On the plate at Clay+. Image: Clay+ on Instagram.
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Get there

1F, No. 10, Lane 82, Chaozhou Street, Da'an District, Taipei ↗

Directions in Google Maps ↗

Public transport

About five minutes on foot from Guting MRT exits 5 or 6, or twelve minutes from Dongmen exit 3. The room is on the ground floor inside Lane 82 of Chaozhou Street; the lane is narrow, so walking or the MRT is easier than driving.

Sources

Clay+ on Instagram: On the plate ↗ — Dates, hours, appointments, participating makers, and work images

Related writing

What a Plate Can Hold
Nine makers, one format: the plate turns into a wall panel, a folded celadon sheet, or a painted picture.