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We’re excited to announce that @YuYuChristina is joining the MFA as Matsutaro Shoriki Chair, Art of Asia! Currently director of @USCPAM, she is a noted scholar of historic & contemporary Chinese art and will start her position at the MFA in July. bit.ly/2Hlz8Vr
Taking with John Horn about “Winds from Fusang” on @KPCC “The Frame” @USCPAM scpr.org/programs/the-frame/…
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#USCPAM abre de nuevo este viernes, con la exposición "Vientos de Fusang: México y China en el siglo XX", entrada gratuita del 8 al 17 de diciembre @USCPAM nitter.gq/YuYuChristina/status/9… nitter.gq/YuYuChristina/status/9…
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The @USC #PacificAsiaMuseum #Pasadena Reopen public Dec. 9, after 18 months being closed seismic retrofitting 1924 Chinese Imperial Palace-inspired building. 1st exhibition "Winds from Fusang: Mexico and China in the Twentieth Century. @YuYuChristina video.dailynews.com/?vcid=33…
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#ArtOfTheDay: Buddha Akshobhya bit.ly/2y5PXSl
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Happy #Caturday! This 1847 #Kunisada print is based on a kabuki play about a fork-tailed cat monster who devours travelers 🐱 #TeamKunisada
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These exquisite Syrian clogs are known as qabqab. They’re decorated with purple silk velvet and floral metal plaques and bells
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We join the world in celebrating #PeaceDay with these two doves from our collection together.un.org/ asia.si.edu/collections/edan…
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Happy #AutumnEquinox! Autumn moon at Ishinama, Woodblock print c. 1797–1858
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Portrait of Emperor Jahangir seated in a throne holding a sarpesh, c.1720-40 probably by Dal Chand, Delhi artist
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CT scan by #NaraNationalMuseum of Kaikei sculpture revealed a scroll possibly put there 100+ years ago by an MFA curator #mfaConservation
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Screen with autumn and winter flowers. Puddled ink and gold leaf on paper, by Watanabe Shikõ, c. early 1700s #AutumnEquinox
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There will be art. Discover #PSTLALA, an exploration of Latin American and Latino art in dialogue with Los Angeles. bit.ly/2pehf22
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These panels originally formed one wall of a room in the Tenshōin, a subtemple of Myōshinji, a Zen temple in Kyoto. met.org/2xbSjiq
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From the Late Bronze Age to the 21st century, #MetKoreanArt conveys the broad framework of Korean art history. met.org/2iPA3pp





























