Virtual Tour-only: Art Escapes, Ep. 7: Tiny Things
Pocket-sized artworks never fail to fascinate. Explore the enduring appeal of intricately carved netsuke (mini-sculptures in ivory, horn, and bone), delicately inlaid inro (small boxes designed to hang from a kimono belt), and sophisticated sword fittings from Japan. Marvel at tiny precious-stone snuff bottles from China, fashioned into the shapes of favorite foods, and lustrous jades from across Chinese history. Learn more: https://asianart.org/museumfromhome/a... The Tongueless Sparrow Animation: • THE TONGUELESS SPARROW (ENGLISH) Animation...

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Event Recording: Art Escapes, Ep. 7: Tiny Things

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Explore the Tokyo National Museum - NHK WORLD-JAPAN

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Doku: Die geheime Welt des deutschen Adels

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Is our world out of joint? Robert Habeck in a top-level interview live on stage | DER SPIEGEL

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Nymphia Wind at the Asian Art Museum: A Conversation on Art and Drag

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Sculpture Demonstrations and Interviews with Eugene Daub | Academy of Art University

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The Hidden Layer of Filth Under Every Victorian Woman’s Skirt | History for Sleep

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Haicheng Wang: Beautiful Writing in the First Civilizations; Guolong Lai: The Tomb Guardian Figure

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A Walk Through the Chinese Galleries (filmed at former museum location in Golden Gate Park)

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【IMPOSSIBLE TO BREAK?】The Unbelievable Strength of Japan’s 100-Year Handmade Fan

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Kleidungsstücke aus Holz als Kunstwerke: Holzbildhauerin Jessi Strixner | BR

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Klee, Macke, Marc and Delaunay - In a Frenzy of Colors (German-French Friendship of Painters)

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Zhao Feng: Phoenix-themed Motifs on Chu Silk; Fan Jeremy Zhang: Defining Characteristics of Chu Art

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How to cast a sculpture from bronze | SWR Handwerkskunst

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Art of Japan: The Many Worlds of Ukiyo-e Prints

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Domestic Minimalism: The Art Of Japanese Life | Journal

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Exhibition Tour—Vertigo of Color: Matisse, Derain, and the Origins of Fauvism | Met Exhibitions

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Seattle Asian Art Museum: Japanese Collection Tour

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Noh Masks (面, Men): The Spirit of Noh Theatre

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