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Asian Art Museum200 Larkin StreetSan Francisco, CA 94102 map cross street: Civic Center Plaza district: Civic Center Tel. 415.581.3500 Website |
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![]() | Fri Feb 12 - Sun Sep 05 Shanghai explores, through the mirror of its art, the tumultuous history that has resulted in one of the world's most dynamic and cosmopolitan cities.
For more than a century Shanghai artists have not only been documenting the city's many changes bu... More | ![]() |
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Editorial Review Lords of the Samurai A Refreshing Perspective By Ann Taylor (07/24/2009)" At the mention of the word “samurai", the mind immediately fills with romantic images of a warrior willing to die rather than betray his honor, of men bravely riding into battle on horseback, swiftly cutting down all before them, and perhaps even of secret trysts with exotic princesses under softly falling cherry blossoms. Most of us have likely gleaned what little knowledge we have of the samurai from popular culture -- The Last Samurai, The Seven Samurai, "Heroes", and various other portrayals of this mysterious brotherhood of warriors. " |
Editorial Review Arts of the Islamic World from Turkey to Indonesia A Rich Assortment By Nirmala Nataraj (09/19/2008)" The latest exhibit at the Asian Art Museum, “Arts of the Islamic World from Turkey to Indonesia", on display through March 1st in the museum’s Tateuchi Gallery, is an all-encompassing glimpse into the richness and variety of Islamic art, dating from the death of the prophet Muhammad to contemporary 20th and 21st century interpretations of Islam and the cultural and artistic forces that have continued to shape its reception on a global scale. " |
Editorial Review Holiday Gift Guide Start Early... By Jialin Luh (11/06/2006)" Though we’ve barely just survived Halloween, stores are already inundated with “holiday” imagery and displays. I was in Target a few weeks ago and they were already selling Christmas socks! If you would rather avoid the crowds (Black Friday sales and fighting over the last PS3 console -- no thanks) and instead find unique gifts to bring that warming smile to your recipient, here are a few ideas to get you started. " |
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