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The Asian Art Museum’s myriad public programs explore the art and cultures represented in the museum’s collection and special exhibitions. The museum offers programs for visitors of all ages, and for all levels of knowledge of Asian art and culture, from novice through expert.
AsiaAlive
Where Asia comes alive. |
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Adult Programs
Delve deeper. |
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MATCHA
Nighttime mixer at the museum. |
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Family Programs
Fun for kids and those young at heart. |
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Teen Programs
For the next generation of artists. |
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Art Projects to Make
Explore your creative side. |
The Education department would like to thank the following foundations and corporations for their generous grants.
Lead funding for the Asian Art Museum’s Education and Public Programs is provided by the Bank of America Foundation.
Major support provided by the Koret Foundation, Freeman Foundation, Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation, Atsuhiko and Ina Goodwin Tateuchi Foundation, and Douglas Tilden.
AT&T is the 2010 Education sponsor for the Asian Art Museum. Additional support provided by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation, MetLife Foundation, Wells Fargo, Louise Rosenberg & Claude Rosenberg Jr. Family Foundation, JPMorgan Chase Foundation, San Francisco Foundation – Shenson Foundation, Mary M. Tanenbaum Fund, Walter & Elise Haas Fund, Louise M. Davies Foundation, Joseph R. McMicking Foundation, Margaret Liu Collins and Magdalene Chan, Nancy and Stephen Grand Philanthropic Fund, John and Lisa Pritzker Family Fund, Barbara and Richard M. Rosenberg Philanthropic Fund, Deborah Strobin, Dodge & Cox, Mem Dryan Bernstein, and Bingham McCutchen.
   
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