This Thursday, the Asian Art Museum is tossing a spooky celebration, sure to send a shiver up-and-down the spine.
Without doubt - the intriguing exhibit - Ghosts and Golden Clouds - also promises to be a stimulating cultural experience as well.
Master storyteller Brenda Wong Aoki, award-winning contemporary jazz composer Mark Izu, and an ensemble of percussion, saxophone, koto, shakuhachi, and taiko drums will perform dramatic, haunting tales about restless ghosts, things that go bump in the night, and eerie reminders of the consequences of the remains of the day.
At this final MATCHA presentation of the year, guests may participate in a timely art activity (creative individuals are invited to craft a Noh Mask), take a docent tour, or marvel at a dazzling collection of exquisite Japanese screens which span over five centuries.
At the - Beyond Golden Clouds exhibit - art-lovers will also have the opportunity to win a gallery membership.
A membership opens the door to 6500 years of history across seven major regions of Asia by way of ongoing presentations in a handful of exhibition halls at the Museum , for starters, and is an exciting prize to win.
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