| AKRON, OH | |||
 | AKRON ART MUSEUM | ||
| ATHENS, OH | |||
| THE CENTER FOR SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES | ||
| •Collecting Burma | |||
| CLEVELAND, OH | |||
| CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART | ||
| •Unfolding Beauty: Japanese Screens from the Cleveland Museum of Art | |||
| •Jeweled Arts of India in the Age of the Mughals | |||
| •Visions of India: Photographs by Ram Rahman | |||
| •Toward a Definition of an ³Early Western² Tibetan Style | |||
| •Jomon Period Vessel, Japan, about 2500 BC | |||
| •Japanese Highlights Tour | |||
| •World Tour | |||
| MASSILLON, OH | |||
| MASSILLON MUSEUM | ||
| KENT, OH | |||
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KENT STATE UNIVERSITY MUSEUM | ||
| •Technicolor Dreamcoats: Central Asian Ikat Robes | |||
| •Mandala and Temple: Sacred Architecture in Tibet | |||
| •Chinese Screen; Buehrle Ivories | |||
| OBERLIN, OH | |||
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ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM | ||
| •Woven Treasures: Tribal Textiles from Central Asia | |||
| OXFORD, OH | |||
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MIAMI UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM | ||
| CINCINNATI, OH | |||
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MARY BASKETT GALLERY | ||
| DETROIT, MI | |||
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DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS | ||
| •Points of Departure: Traditional and Contemporary Asian Art | |||
| •The Asian Collection | |||
| DEARBORN, MI | |||
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BERKOWITZ GALLERY | ||
| BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI | |||
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CRANBROOK ART MUSEUM | ||
| ANN ARBOR, MI | |||
| UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MUSEUM OF ART | ||
| •Pattern and Purpose: Japanese Fishermen's Coats of Awaji Island | |||
| •Japanese Gallery | |||
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KELSEY MUSEUM OF ARCHAEOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN | ||
| BLOOMINGTON, IN | |||
| SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS GALLERY, INDIANA UNIVERSITY | ||
| COLUMBUS, IN | |||
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IMA - COLUMBUS GALLERY | ||
| •More Than Meets the Eye: Objects from Asia | |||
| INDIANAPOLIS, IN | |||
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INDIANAPOLIS MUSEUM OF ART | ||
| •Yayoi Kusama: Early Drawings from the Collection of Richard Castellane | |||
| •Flowers from the Silk Road: Central Asian Textiles and Jewelry | |||
| MINNEAPOLIS, MN | |||
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FLANDERS CONTEMPORARY ART | ||
| •Segura prints | |||
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THE WALKER ART CENTER | ||
| MILWAUKEE, WI | |||
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THE PATRICK AND BEATRICE HAGGERTY MUSEUM OF ART | ||
| MADISON, WI | |||
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ELVEHJEM MUSEUM OF ART | ||
| •Symbol and Substance: The Elaine Ehrenkranz Collection of Japanese Lacquer Boxes
•Courtship in Indian Miniatures; Drawings from the Watson Collection | |||
| CHICAGO, IL | |||
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THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO | ||
| •Hiratsuka, a Modern Master | |||
| •Animals, Mortals, and Immortals in Indian Paintings | |||
| CHICAGO CULTURAL CENTER | ||
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THE DAVID AND ALFRED SMART MUSEUM OF ART, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO | ||
| •Borders and Crossroads: The Buddhist Art of Ancient Gandhara | |||
| •Mu Xin: A Tower Within the Pagoda | |||
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THE FIELD MUSEUM | ||
| •The Art Lacquer of Japan | |||
| •China | |||
| •Hall of Jades | |||
| •Pacific Spirits | |||
| •Maori Meeting House: Ruatepupuke II | |||
| •Tibet | |||
| •Traveling the Pacific | |||
| MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, CHICAGO | ||
| ST. LOUIS, MO | |||
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SAINT LOUIS ART MUSEUM | ||
| •Oriental Carpets from the James F. Ballard Collection | |||
| KANSAS CITY, MO | |||
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NELSON-ATKINS MUSEUM OF ART | ||
| LAWRENCE, KS | |||
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SPENCER MUSEUM OF ART | ||