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Title: | Catch of the Day: Humans and Marine Animals in Japan | Date: | 10/12/2024 - 5/25/2025 | Address: | Minneapolis Institute of Art, 2400 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55404 | Location: | Minneapolis, MN | Hours: | Tuesdays - Sundays: 10am–5pm, Thursdays: 10am–9pm | Cost/Cover: | free | Web Page: | https://new.artsmia.org/exhibition/catch-of-the-day-humans-a ... | Contact Info: | 612-870-3000 |
Details: | Living on an archipelago, surrounded by water on all sides, the Japanese have always had a close relationship with the sea. The marine life depicted in Japanese art, however, is often more symbolic than real, meant to convey literary, visual, or seasonal associations. Sometimes, even the connections to the sea are abstract, such as geometric patterns meant to evoke fishnets or scales on dishes and clothing. This exhibition explores the sea creatures that permeate Japanese art and culture, and dives into their deeper meaning.
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Audience: | All Welcome | Category: | Exhibit | Submitted by: | contributed |
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| | Mai Lor 2723 16Th Ave S ,Minneapolis, MN |
| Mai Yang 3800 Thomas Ave. N ,Minneapolis, MN |
| | | Eiken Jeff 2601 University Ave Se # E235 ,Minneapolis, MN |
| | Ubah Ahmed 3900 Minnehaha Ave Apt 7 ,Minneapolis, MN |
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