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March 13–23, 2019
Japan Society
Korean Cultural Center New York
Cranes, by Kano Ujinobu (1616 - 1669). Japan. Ink, colors, and gold on paper. Photograph © Asian Art Museum of San Francisco.
Cranes, by Kano Ujinobu (1616 - 1669). Japan. Ink, colors, and gold on paper. Photograph © Asian Art Museum of San Francisco.
2019 Exhibitions & Special Events
Annual Lecture: Sun March 17
Olympic Visions: Avery Brundage’s Japanese Art Collection
with Dr. Robert Mintz, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
Sunday, March 17
11am
Location: Japan Society Auditorium
333 East 47th Street
Free event for JASA members. Only those who are registered will be admitted. To register: jasa@japaneseartsoc.org
Midwest entrepreneur Avery Brundage’s gift of his collections to the city of San Francisco served as the founding act of generosity responsible for the creation of the Asian Art Museum. This talk looks specifically at his long relationship with Japan through the lens of his Japanese art collection.
This event is organized in cooperation with Japan Society.
About JASA
JASA promotes the study and appreciation of Japanese art and culture. Through its lectures, seminars and other events, and the annual journal Impressions, JASA provides a forum in which members can exchange ideas and experiences with experts about the traditional and contemporary art and culture of Japan.
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