Asian Art Museum

"Korean pop culture is just not a phase, it’s just teeming with creativity and artistry and professionalism." — Yoon-Jee Choi, Asian Art Museum Assistant Korean Art Curator for 48 Hills As South Korea continues to grow and change, the power of "Hallyu! The Korean Wave" offers a compelling lens through which to consider the country's complex history and resilience. "Hallyu!" is on view through Jan. 6. Plan your visit at https://lnkd.in/gA3BSSaH. https://lnkd.in/gPFzxNzX

Perfection in simplicity. 🍑 🦋 🦐 Get to know an internationally beloved artist whose elegant style and down-to-earth subject matter ushered the Chinese ink tradition into the modern era. 🗓️ Save the date! Our newest special exhibition "Qi Baishi: Inspiration in Ink" opens Thursday, Dec. 12. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ghMw-e2z #AsianArtMuseum

"Fun seeing 'Hallyu! The Korean Wave' before it ends." — @cassidycody We love seeing the museum #FromYourPerspective! 🤩 Here are some photos of #Hallyu snapped by you! 📷: @cassidycody 📷: @kats.eye72 📷: @bshaykin 📷: @daskiimmy 📷: @sunshinegoth74 📷: @valentasf 📷: @_.empress.azure._ 📷: @vn.imgg These are the FINAL WEEKS to experience "Hallyu!" before it closes on Jan. 6! From chart-topping K-pop idols to innovative technology, see nearly 300 objects showcasing South Korea's rise as a 21st-century cultural powerhouse. Visit for the upcoming Hallyu!-days: https://lnkd.in/gA3BSSaH #MuseumDifferently #OnlyInSF

Looks like we have some artworks participating in No-Shave November. 🪒 From ancient sages to masters, donning a beard has symbolized wisdom, status, and culture throughout history. 🔎 Find these bearded icons and more in our collection galleries. Plan your visit: https://lnkd.in/g8_ateex #AsianArtMuseum

Happy Thanksgiving! 🍁 We are thankful for every day that we’re able to “serve up” and share inspiring art with all of you. Share a plateful of art with your family and friends with a visit to the museum! 🍽️ 🏛️ We’re open Friday through Monday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Plus, Dec. 1 is Free First Sunday! #asianartmuseum #Thanksgiving #dimsum 📷: Community Feast, 2024, by Chelsea Ryoko Wong (Chinese Japanese American, b. 1986). Vinyl photograph of painting. Commissioned by the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, courtesy of the artist.

Become a wrap star just in time for the holiday season! 🎁 Elevate your gift-giving and learn the fundamentals of bojagi, a beautiful wrapping method with a rich history. In this hands-on workshop by Nossi, participants can take home the wrapping materials and a special gift from Medicube skincare. Spaces are limited and additional ticket is required: https://lnkd.in/gxdBK2_9

Gather your family and friends this holiday weekend to step into the world of K-pop, K-dramas, K-cinema, fashion, and beauty at "Hallyu! The Korean Wave" 🌊 before it closes Jan. 6, 2025! From critically acclaimed films and TV shows to iconic k-pop bands, explore nearly 300 objects showcasing South Korea's rise as a 21st-century cultural powerhouse. 🎥 🌟 🎤 Not sure where to start? Join one of our friendly museum docents for a Free Guided Tour: ⏰ 11 AM on Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday ⏰ 3 PM on Saturday and Sunday Come for the art. Stay for the culture. 🌏 Whether you're a die-hard K-pop fan or discovering the Korean Wave for the first time, this is an experience you won’t want to miss. Plan your visit and learn more: https://lnkd.in/gA3BSSaH #AsianArtMuseum #Hallyu “Hallyu! The Korean Wave” is created by @vamuseum—touring the world. 📷: Installation views of "Hallyu! The Korean Wave" at the Asian Art Museum, 2024. Photograph © Asian Art Museum.

From contemporary sculptures to elaborate costumes, discover the legacy of Korea's entertainment history through television-related artworks in the collection galleries and at "Hallyu! The Korean Wave." #WorldTelevisionDay 📺 Currently on view in the collection galleries is a groundbreaking sculpture by Nam June Paik, the father of video art. A visionary who blended technology, art, and philosophy, Paik transformed television screens into canvases, reshaping how we interact with media and blurring the lines between technology and tradition. Dive further into Korea's rich pop culture history with iconic costumes, props, and memorabilia from hit K-dramas and television shows featured in "Hallyu! The Korean Wave," including Squid Game, Winter Sonata, Kingdom, and more! 🎥 Plan your visit at asianart.org to explore the fascinating world of Korean entertainment and see how it continues to shape and inspire. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gA3BSSaH #AsianArtMuseum #Hallyu

“An experience grounded in self-expression and joy.” — San Francisco Examiner Learn why K-pop, K-drama, K-cinema, K-fashion, and more have captured the hearts of millions in "Hallyu! The Korean Wave." 🌊 Called “visually stunning” and “immersive” by the San Francisco Examiner, this show has something for everyone—Google Interactive Dance Challenge, limited-time dishes from Asian Box, and exclusive boutique merchandise. Enjoy the upcoming Hallyu!-day season at San Francisco’s first major museum exhibition dedicated to South Korean pop culture. "Hallyu! The Korean Wave" is on view through Jan. 6. Plan your visit: https://lnkd.in/gU5YSbv2 #AsianArtMuseum #Hallyu “Hallyu! The Korean Wave” is created by Victoria and Albert Museum—touring the world.

Which of these designs would you wear for the final day of #LAFashionWeek? 👗 ✨ This section of "Hallyu! The Korean Wave" celebrates the reimagining of Korean fashion. From whimsical ensembles to renewed interpretations of hanbok, Korean designers from around the world blend tradition with modernity through reinterpretted silhouettes, bold patters, and innovative designs inspired by both the past and future. 🌏 Get a closer look and learn more about these iconic pieces that helped position Korea as a global trendsetter at "Hallyu!" Plan your visit: https://lnkd.in/gA3BSSaH #AsianArtMuseum #Hallyu #FashionWeek “Hallyu! The Korean Wave” is created by @vamuseum —touring the world.