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Asia Society’s After Darkness exhibition looks to artists who have weathered sociopolitical upheaval in their home countries for guidance on how art may contribute to surviving precarious times.
The exhibition, on display at Asia Society in New York City through August 6, explores issues of race, migration, and memory.
Buddhist Art of Myanmar at Asia Society
Jed Perl at the New Republic, on the Asia Society’s ongoing exhibition, The Buddhist Heritage of Pakistan: Art of Gandhara, Nearly two thousand years ago, in the stark terrain where modern day Afghanistan and Pakistan meet, a sculptural tradition emerged that joins opulent forms and contemplative feelings and is unlike anything else in the history […]
You’ve still got until June 20 to visit the “Pilgrimage and Buddhist Art” exhibit at the Asia Society Museum (725 Park Avenue, at 70th Street, NYC). I went a couple weeks ago, but I’m thinking of going again tomorrow night (word to the wise: the museum offers free admission on Fridays 6 to 9 pm). […]
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