Pacific Asia Museum

Translations Chinese Simple Chinese Traditional Japanese Korean Espanol
Pacific Asia Museum
Student Tours

Join our Mailing List


Thai Horse

GALLERIES

 

1993.46.4
1993.46.4
1994.53.1
1994.53.1
1991.87.1
1991.87.1
1990.52.3
1990.52.3
2000.33.1
2000.33.1
1991.67.9
1991.67.9
1997.69.17
1997.69.17
1989.37.1
1989.37.1
1991.47.6
1991.47.6

The Hans and Margo Ries Gallery

Includes pottery from the kiln centers of Sukhothai and Sawankhalok, and ancient clay objects from Ban Chiang, highlighting the progress of glaze technique.

The Gallery of Chinese Art

Jade objects from the Neolithic period to the Qing dynasty, featuring a display of Bodhisattvas; also a collection of cricket cages.

The Focus Gallery

This 500 square foot gallery rotates frequently to offer visitors a closer look at the PAM collection in new and intriguing contexts. Visualizing Faith: Buddhist Art in Thailand is currently on view through January 9, 2011.

The Gallery of Korean Art

Traditional sculpture, paintings, decorative objects, and both traditional and contemporary ceramics.

The Gallery of Himalayan Art

Buddhist artwork from Tibet, Nepal and Northern India

Art of the Pacific Islands

Carved artifacts and ritual objects from Irian Jaya and Papua New Guinea

The Lee and Zora Worson Gallery

Stone, bronze and wood sculptures representing principle Hindu and Buddhist deities from South and Southeast Asia.

The Changing Exhibition Galleries

The museum's main changing exhibition space features temporary exhibitions ranging from the classical to the contemporary.
China Modern: Designing Popular Culture 1910-1970 is currently on view through February 6, 2011.

Journeys: The Silk Road

This family gallery is an interactive space for visitors of all ages to explore the arts of Asia. (more)

The Snukal Family Ceramic Study Gallery

Open-storage featuring an extensive collection of Asian ceramics.

The Ralph and Angelyn Riffenburgh Gallery

The museum’s impressive collection of Chinese ceramics, featuring Porcelains for the Palace.

The Everett and Peg Palmer Founders Gallery

The museum’s impressive collection of Chinese ceramics, featuring Ceramics for Commerce.

The Frank and Toshie Mosher Gallery of Japanese Art

A rotating exhibition space for the museum's impressive collection of Japanese art including prints, paintings, ceramics and textiles.
Japan in Blue and White is currently on display through March 6, 2011.

The Gallery for Contemporary Art

Changing exhibitions from contemporary and emerging artists. Belle Yang: Forget Sorrow will be on view beginning September 9, 2010.