Tuesday–Thursday
10:00 AM–9:00 PM
Friday–Saturday
10:00 AM–6:00 PM
Sunday
Noon–6:00 PM
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Tours of the Collection
Saturdays | 1:00 PM | FREE
December 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
Join Crow Collection docents for enlightened conversations in the galleries each week. No reservations required.
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Crow Collection After Dark
Chinese New Year: Year of the Snake
Friday, February 15
6:00–12:00 AM
Gung Hay Fat Choy! Happy Chinese New Year! Celebrate the year of the snake with an evening of colorful flags, banners, lanterns, and drums and dragons all to drive away evil spirits. Discover the colorful pageantry of Chinese culture and tradition and enjoy and evening of celebrations, art activities, food trucks, performances, and more!
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Peninsulas & Dragon Tails: The Crow Collection Southeast Asian Art
November 30, 2012–February 14, 2014
The Crow Collection of Asian Art is home to a small but engaging group of objects from places that are somewhat obscured by the collective term "Southeast Asia."
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On the Silk Road and the High Seas: Chinese Ceramics, Culture and Commerce
September 1, 2012–January 27, 2013
On the Silk Road and the High Seas: Chinese Ceramics, Culture and Commerce examines why Chinese ceramics were such prized commodities, both at home and abroad. Examples of proto-porcelain appeared in China about 3,000 years ago and hard-paste porcelain began to be made around 1,800 years ago. This precious product was sometimes called "white gold," especially in the West. Foreign trade and changing domestic markets played a role in stimulating Chinese potters to continually reinvent their repertoire of shapes and decorative techniques. These exchanges also illuminate important episodes in cultural history.
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Noble Change: Tantric Art of the High Himalaya
March 31, 2012–January 5, 2014
This exhibition of sculptures and textiles is the first presentation drawn from a collection of tantric art recently acquired by Trammell S. Crow. It inaugurates a series of presentations and programs that will unfold over the coming years, exploring the rich tradition of tantric art made in the Himalayan regions to serve the practices that developed there as Vajrayana Buddhism (in Sanskrit Vajra means "indestructible" and yana means "vehicle" or "path").
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Qualities of Jade
November 22, 2011–February 17, 2013
For this exhibition, Chinese carved jades haves been chosen from the Crow Collection and matched with each of the equivalencies in Confucius's text. Viewers are invited to test the relationship of sense qualities and character traits for themselves, and to seek understanding of these likenesses from within their own experience.
This exhibition is in partnership with Confucius Institute.
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CHINA: Through the lens of John Thomson 1868-1872
February 16–May 5 2013
Experience the vanished world of Imperial China vividly captured on glass plates in China: Through the Lens of John Thomson 1868–1872, the first exhibition devoted solely to images of China taken by the Scottish photographer that startlingly reveal the character of the vast empire.
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Gold on Black, Japanese Lacquer from the Jacqueline Avant Collection
March 2–September 13, 2013
The picture first appears as a spark flying from a dark surface. The glints begin to form intricate designs in colors
of light: pink chrysanthemums, silver wrinkly skin, a golden kimono, a vivid touch of red on the lips of an elderly figure. Further away, in the upper right corner, appear misty summits of bronze, gold, and silver. A narrative begins to form from the darkness on a lid of an ink box.
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