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X.4. Fall 2008
Afghanistan's Hidden Treasures: A Story of Survival (Thomas
Christensen)
Newly on View
Every Book Its Reader: The C. Laan Chun Library Center at
the Asian Art Museum (Robin Jacobson)
X.3. SUMMER 2008
The Making of Power and Glory: Court Arts of China's
Ming Dynasty (Michael Knight)
A Conversation with Jay Xu
Arts of the Islamic World (Forrest McGill, Natasha Reichle,
and Saleema Waraich)
X.2. SPRING 2008
Drama and Desire: Japanese Paintings from the Floating Wrold
(Yoko Woodson)
Zhan Wang Rocks the Bay: A Leading Contemporary Artist Turns
His Gaze to San Francisco (Thomas Christensen)
Art at the Top of the Stairs: Chiense Ceramics of the Song,
Ming, and Qing Dynasties (He Li)
The First Five Years: Exhibitions at the New Asian (Thomas
Christensen)
Bring Asia Alive: Five Years of Educatioinal Programming (Deborah
Clearwaters)
Brundage's Gift: Creating the Asian Art Museum (Robert Oaks)
Moving Forward: Chong-Moon Lee and the New Asian Art Museum
(Thomas Christensen)
Class Act: The Three-Year Journey to Becoming a Docent (Brian
Hogarth)
X.1. Fall 2007
Stylized Sculpture: Contemporary Japanese Fashioin from the
Kyoto Costume Institute (Akiko Fukai, Rie Nii, and Melissa
Rinne)
History of History (Hiroshi Sugimoto)
The Tateuchi Thematic Gallery: A Gateway to the Museum's Collection
(Emily J. Sano)
IX.4. SUMMER 2007
Manga's Master: Pioneering the Art of Japanese Comics and
Animation (Philip Brophy)
Yoshitoshi's Strange Tales: Woodblock Prints from Edo to Meiji
(Yoko Woodson)
IX.3. SPRING 2007
Mewar: Kingdom of the Sun (Carla Cathers)
Masters of Bamboo: Japanese Baskets and Sculpture in the Cotsen
Collection (Melissa M. Rine)
Living Artists at the Asian (Deborah Clearwaters)
IX.2. Fall 2006
Hidden Meanings: Symbolism in Chinese Art (Thomas Christensen)
Pioneers of Philippine Art: Luna, Amorsolo, Zobel (Florina
H. Capistrano-Baker)
Recent Acquisitions of Philippine Art (Natasha Reichle)
Sights Unseen: Recent Acquisitions
IX.1. Summer 2006
The Microscopic Eye: Examining the Ehrenfeld Collection (Tushara
Bindu Gude)
Photographs in the Ehrenfeld Collection (Tushara Bindu Gude
and Shilpa Rele)
A Curious Affair: The Fascination between East and West (Forrest
McGill)
Karkhana: A Contemporary Collaboration (Tushara Bindu Gude)
VIII.4. Spring 2006
The Elegant Gathering: The Yeh Family Collection (Michael
Knight)
The Three Gorges Project: Paintings by Liu Xiaodong (Jeff
Kelley)
From the Fire: Contemporary Korean Ceramics (Cho Chung Hyun)
Elephants on Parade
VIII.3. Fall 2005
Traditions Unbound: Groundbreaking Painters of Eighteenth-Century
Kyoto
Fang Zhaoling: A Life in Painting (Michael Knight)
Contemporary Chinese Ink Painting in the Yiqingzhai Collection:
An Inside Look (Pauline J. Yao)
VIII.2. Summer 2005
Tibet: Treasures from the Roof of the World
Shadows, Masks, and Music: Aspects of the Performing Arts
in Asia
The Fabric of Life: Embroidered Indian Textiles in the Collection
of the Asian Art Museum (Risha Lee)
VIII.1. Spring 2005
The Kingdom of Siam: A Closer Look (Forrest McGill)
Sui Jianguo: The Sleep of Reason (Jeff Kelley)
VII.4. Fall 2004
Fakes, Copies, and Question Marks: Forensic Investigations
of Asian Art (Donna Strahan)
Days in a Life: The Art of Tetsuya Noda (Robert Flynn Johnson)
A Life in Art: The Elegant Lotus, Constance Chang
VII.3. Summer 2004
In She Really a Geisha? Identifying Geisha in Art and Life
(Andrew L. Maske)
From Geisha to Diva: The Story of Ichimaru, a Twentieth-Century
Geisha
Japan and America (Donald Keene)
VII.2. Winter 2004
Communicating Spirit: The Monumental Landscapes of Li Huayi
(Michael Knight)
Contemplating Contemplation: Montien Boonma
VII.1. Fall 2003
Finding Enlightenment: Korea’s Goryeo Dynasty
Korea Then and Now: Leaning Forward, Looking Back
VI.4 Summer 2003
News That Stays News: Object Rotations at the Asian Art
Museum (Thomas Christensen)
A Place for Tea (Deborah Clearwaters)
If You Teach a Man to Fish: Educational Opportunities at the
Asian Art Museum (Robin Jacobson)
VI.3 Spring 2003
Printed Characters, Puppet Characters: Special Displays
and Exhibitions
Preserving the Past: Chinese Paintings and Calligraphies from
the Yeh Family Collection
VI.2. Winter 2003
The City That Knows Tao: Transforming the Former Library
Building into the New Asian Art Museum (Thomas Christensen)
Getting Oriented: A Guide to the Art Galleries at the New
Asian Art Museum
New Asian Galleries: The Persian World and West Asia and Asian
Ceramics: Trade and Exchange (Kim Codella)
VI.1. Fall 2002
The New Asian Transformed (Michele Dilworth)
Expanding the Collection: New Gifts from the Lloyd Cotsen
Japanese Bamboo Basket Collection and the Doris Duke Foundation’s
Southeast Asian Art Collection
New Asian Galleries: Japan (Yoko Woodson)
V.4. Summer 2002
Forging New Directions: Contemporary Art at the Asian Art
Museum (Emily J. Sano)
New Asian Galleries: Korea (Kumja Paik Kim)
V.3. Winter 2001
The Role of Education: Leading A Diverse Audience in Discovering
the Achievements of Asian Art and Culture (Deborah Clearwaters,
Alina Collier, Brian Hogarth, and Stephanie Kao)
New Asian Galleries: China (2) (Michael Knight
V.2. Fall 2001
On the Move: The Asian Prepares for Its New Home (Fiona
Brewster)
New Asian Galleries: China (1) (Michael Knight)
Five Final Days of Fun
V.1. Summer 2001
Empire of the Sultans (Thomas Christensen)
New Asian Galleries: Himalayas (Terese Tse Bartholomew)
Searching for the Real Avery Brundage
IV.4. Spring 2001
Zen: Painting and Calligraphy, 17th–20th Centuries
(Yoko Woodson)
New Asian Galleries: Southeast Asia (Forrest McGill)
IV.3. Winter 2000
Taoism and the Arts of China (Thomas Christensen)
New Asian Galleries: India (Forrest McGill)
IV.2. Fall 2000
Between the Thunder and the Rain: Tradition and Innovation
during a Tumultuous Era of Chinese Painting (Pauline Yao)
We’re on the Move: Building for the Future at Civic
Center
IV.1. Summer 2000
The Lively Arts of Asia (Aubrey Wallace)
New Boundaries in Korean Literature (Myung Mi Kim)
The New Asian at Civic Center: Making It Real (Ellen Oh)
III.4. Spring 2000
The Golden Age of Chinese Archaeology (Thomas Christensen)
III.3. Winter 2000
Sculpture in Bamboo: Bamboo Masterworks from the Lloyd Cotsen
Collection (Deborah Clearwaters)
Alienation and Assimilation (Fiona Brewster)
Of Brush and Pen: Comments on Asian Art and Literature (Robert
Hass and Bill Porter)
III.2. Fall 1999
Traditional Motifs in Chinese Art (Terese Tse Bartholomew)
Planning an Exhibition (Thomas Christensen)
Fountain of Youth: How Curators Hold Back the Aging Process
(Claire Christensen)
III.1. Summer 1999
From Guru Nanak to the Sikh Kingdoms: A Punjabi Journey
(Thomas Christensen and Kristina Youso)
Mountains and Rivers without End: How Asian Art Inspired a
Poet’s Masterwork (Gary Snyder)
II.4. Spring 1999
The Amateur: A Portrait of Avery Brundage (Thomas Christensen)
Wooing Brundage: How San Francisco Obtained Priceless Treasure
(Aubrey Wallace)
Highlights of the Avery Brundage Collection (Forrest McGill
and the Curatorial Staff of the Asian Art Museum)
From the Rainbow’s Varied Hue (Michele Ragland-Dilworth)
II.3. Winter 1999
Asian Art Museum Reopens the Jade Gallery (He Li)
Eyes to the Future: A Forum on Contemporary Art at the New
Asian (Kristina Youso)
Inside Out: New Chinese Art
II.2. Fall 1998
Hiroshige: Great Japanese Prints (Deborah Clearwaters)
Looking at India: Up Close and From Afar (Robert J. Del Bonta)
Holiday Celebrations at the Museum (Aislinn Scofield)
II.1. Summer 1998
Hokusai: Great Japanese Prints (Deborah Clearwaters)
Politics, Puns, and Poignancy: Filipino Art in the 90s (Hal
Fischer)
Mouting the Money Tree
I.4. Spring 1998
At Home and Abroad: 21 Contemporary Filipino Artists (Hal
Fischer)
Chinese Bronzes on View in May (Michael Knight)
Dry-Laquer Sculptures Displayed in Nara (Yoko Woodson)
I.3. Winter 1998
Essence of Style: Chinese Furniture of the Late Ming and
Early Qing Dynasties (Michael Knight)
Hopes and Aspirations: Decorative Paintings of Korea (Kumja
Paik Kim)
Construction Techniques of Japanese Joinery (Yoko Woodson)
I.2. Fall 1997
Paintings by Masami Teraoka (Yoko Woodson)
Ukiyo-e Influences in Teraoka’s Paintings (Yoko Woodson)
Reopening of Korean and Chinese Galleries (Kumja Paik Kim
and He Li)
I.1. Summer 1997
India: A Celebration! (Hal Fischer)
Looking Forward to the New Asian: An Architectural Profile
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