Showing posts with label asianart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label asianart. Show all posts

Monday, December 29, 2025

Ink at the Asian

Two paintings plus displayed sketchbooks by Park Dae-Sung

The Park Dae-Sung show at the SF Asian Art Museum is fun to see.  As someone who often works in monochrome, it's great to see other contemporary art that does likewise. 

Monday, December 13, 2021

Other favorite things at the Asian today


The last time I took my parents with me to SF's Asian Art Museum (also known as, 'The Asian'), my father said something like, 'it's all too much to take in during one day!'  Of course it is - that's why I'm a member! :D 

I won't link to all of these items, but the standout super-new item in the center top is Five Bodhi Leaves by Kay Sekimachi, 2021.  (Its similarly lovely companion work, Two Bodhi Leaves is in the collection online, but this one isn't.). The rest of the collage is lovely textile work (left and right), and the great Moon Jar Alcove in the Korean wing, which is becoming a favorite spot.

Sunday, December 10, 2017

Saturday, June 24, 2017

Every time I'm at San Francisco's Asian Art Museum, I find more details to admire and enjoy.

Every time I'm at San Francisco's Asian Art Museum, I find more details to admire and enjoy.

Here are a few details that caught my attention this visit.
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