時間：2009年10月18日至2010年1月3日週二∼週日：上午十時至下午五時週五：上午十時至晚間九時周一：休館
地點：聖路易藝術博物館
主辦單位：聖路易博物館、芝加哥藝術博物館聯合展出
費用：8元學生票、耆老票6元6∼12歲兒童4元會員及6歲以下兒童免費每週五全天免費
購票電話：314-534-1111
團體購票電話：314-655-5298
Five Centuries of Japanese Screens: Masterpieces from the Saint Louis Art Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago
The Saint Louis Art Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago have united to present an exhibition that showcases a selection of the finest examples of Japanese folding screens in their collections.
This show will be the first major exhibition to feature traditional Japanese screens on paper or silk along with modern and contemporary examples in less orthodox media such as lacquer and ceramic. The exhibition offers a rare and welcome chance for museum visitors to see numerous impressive works together and experience the collective impact of these large-scale works.
Curated in St. Louis by Philip Hu, associate curator of Asian art, Five Centuries of Japanese Screens: Masterpieces from the Saint Louis Art Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago will be on view in the Museum's Main Exhibition Galleries, October 18, 2009-January 3, 2010.
Admission for Five Centuries of Japanese Screens is $8; $6 for students and seniors; $4 children 6-12; and free for Members and children under 6. The exhibition is free to all every Friday. All Museum Member and paid tickets include an audio tour; non-Members can purchase an audio tour for $3 on Fridays.
Group rates are also available. Please call 314.655.5298 for information and availability.
Tickets for Five Centuries of Japanese Screens are available for purchase on the following dates: Tuesday, October 6 for Saint Louis Art Museum Members; Friday, October 9 for Metrotix Members; Tuesday, October 13 for the general public.
Advance tickets for Five Centuries of Japanese Screens are highly recommended and will be available through MetroTix online at www.metrotix.com and by phone at 314.534.1111. Tickets will also be available in person at the Museum. Tickets reserved through MetroTix, including free Friday tickets, will incur a $2.75 service fee per ticket; the service fee is waived for tickets purchased in person at the Museum. |
