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Dasarâjadharma: Ten Principles of Good Governance

Raoul De Keyser at Whitechapel, London

Raoul De Keyser at Whitechapel, London.

10: Avirodha - Absence of obstruction

10: Avirodha - Absence of obstruction

Chinese Painting at Asian Art Museum

This answers a question for me about paintings displayed at the Asian Art Museum (and other places in general, as well):

While there are about 300 works in the Asian’s collection of Chinese painting and calligraphy, including some outstanding masterpieces, this remains an area where growth is needed. Why? Preservation of these fragile works on silk or paper requires that they be shown as little as possible: the six months every five years that we allow is pushing the limits of what is desirable. There are spaces for 46 paintings in the Chinese galleries, which means we would need some 460 paintings—or about 160 more than we have at present—to fill the necessary rotations without exceeding the amount of exposure each painting is allowed.

Dan Walsh

Dan Walsh:

1. Paolo Curti, Milano, 2004
   
2. Interview @ Ten Verses, 2003.
   
3. Musée d'art moderne et contemporain (Mamco), Geneve, 2002
   
4. Installation @ Petra Bungert, NY, 1997
   
5. Galerie Tschudi, Glarus, CH
   
6. Art & Public, CH
   
7. Dan Walsh, Mar. 28-Apr. 25, 1998, Paula Cooper Gallery, N.Y., by John Zinsser
   

9: Khanti – Patience

9: Khanti – Patience

8: Avihmsâ – Non-violence

8: Avihmsâ – Non-violence

Rescuing Art from 'Visual Culture Studies'

Rescuing Art from 'Visual Culture Studies' by Michelle Marder Kamhi

Akkodha – Absence of anger

7: Akkodha – Absence of anger

6: Tapa – Self-control

6: Tapa – Self-control