The Cleveland Museum of Art presents China’s Southern Paradise: Treasures from the Lower Yangzi Delta, a landmark exhibition that explores the historical and cultural riches of a pivotal region known as Jiangnan.
By Chadd Scott
Morton Fine Art presents “Murmuration,” an exhibition of mixed-media paintings and mosaic by Washington D.C.-based artist Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann.
By Chadd Scott
Tammy Nguyen’s gilded paintings are composite images that reconsider lesser-known histories against the backdrop of lush landscapes.
By Chadd Scott
The modern Japanese art exhibition features paintings, ceramics and lacquerware produced between the 1860s and 1930s.
By Chadd Scott
From May 1 to May 14, 2023, the National Museum of Asian Art marks its centennial by hosting the inaugural Pacific American Heritage Festival.
By Chadd Scott
Zoological imagery has a mysterious appeal. Animals in Japanese Art, on view at the Honolulu Museum of Art (HoMA) March 30–July 23,
By Chadd Scott
The Minneapolis Institute of Art will organize and present an exhibition of about 150 of the museum’s ancient Chinese bronzes
By Chadd Scott
“Anyang: China’s Ancient City of Kings,” is the first major exhibition in U.S. dedicated to Anyang, capital of ancient China’s Shang dynasty.
By Chadd Scott
The Zen Buddhist Japanese paintings exhibition takes its title from a legendary encounter between a Buddhist monk and a Chinese emperor.
By Chadd Scott
Interested in tactility and construction, the Jenny Wu art exhibition questions our assumptions about what paintings and sculptures can be.
By Chadd Scott
Asia Society Texas opens a new contemporary Chinese art exhibition featuring the work of 32 artists of Chinese descent.
By Chadd Scott
