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| Art of East Asia |
This exhibition vividly animates the philosophical and creative traditions that inspired Asian luminaries and everyday people throughout China, Japan and Korea. This story begins with a section devoted to Chinese tomb art and develops through Buddhist icons; Daoist visions in the setting of a formal Chinese reception hall; the mixture of Buddhist, Daoist and Shinto domestic piety embodied by the objects of a Japanese living space; and a much-anticipated display of arts of Korea. Throughout the galleries, hands-on elements offer visitors chances to interact with East Asian art in an uncommonly tactile way.
Occupying the space once known as the Asian Court these galleries have been extensively renovated, thanks in part to a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. Reclaimed teak floors, atmospheric exhibition design and state-of-the-art lighting all come together to create a unified and powerful environment for these exceptional arts.
Admission/Cost: $8 - $15 (17 and under free)
Location:
The San Diego Museum of Art
Balboa Park
San Diego, CA
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Ongoing through December 31, 2019
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