Virtual Lecture Series | Art Across Asia: Masterpieces of the Asian Art Museum

What constitutes a “masterpiece?” Why are some objects considered masterworks while others are relegated to lesser positions? Explore some possible answers as illustrated by a selection of exceptional objects from the collection of the Asian Art Museum. Encounter fabulous statues, ancient bronzes, mystic jade, delicate ceramics, and evocative paintings that will dazzle you with their amazing beauty and expert technique.

This one-hour virtual lecture by one of our community speaker docents is followed by a half-hour Q&A.

10:05 AM | Welcome
10:10 AM | Program
11:00 AM | Q&A

Members at all levels are invited to attend this virtual event.

After registering, please save the Zoom link that is sent in the order confirmation email for the day of the lecture. 

Need help registering? Email [email protected].

Image: Lidded jar with design of a lotus pond, 1522-1566. China; Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province. Ming dynasty (1368-1644), Reign of the Jiajing emperor (1522-1566). Porcelain with underglaze cobalt and overglaze multicolor decoration. Asian Art Museum, The Avery Brundage Collection, B60P78+.a-.b. Photograph © Asian Art Museum of San Francisco.