USC Asia Pacific Museum Pasadena

[Anonymous]

During my visit to the Asia Pacific Museum in Pasadena, I had the opportunity to learn and see more of the art. I bought a Asian Zodiac calendar in hope to inspire students to learn more about East Asia.

[Anonymous]

I visited it this last week and I loved the Japanese literati art and the Tibetan art. I really need to study India now. My mom went as well.

[Anonymous]

Upcoming events for kids of all ages include Chinese Calligraphy, Chinese brush painting, yoga, tai chi, haiku, music and dance. Has anyone taken their class to this museum? I would like to plan a field trip to this museum next school year. I'm very excited about this museum and for the opportunity for learning it offers students of all ages. I am equally impressed with USC's commitment to further manage and partner with this museum.

[Rob_Hugo@PortNW]

Today, I went to the Asia Pacific Museum in Pasadena and truly enjoyed it. I saw pieces of art work from China, Japan, India, and other places. The museum had amazing bronze, wood and cooper artifacts. There were definitely a large number of Buddha images, some were of the siting Buddha. In one of the rooms they were showing a video of how pottery is made today in some Asian countries and the amazing art they draw on the ceramic and clay pieces they make.

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