Exhibitions and Other Art Events

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The entries present the title or subject followed by the volume and issue number, e g I.1 (Volume I No 1).Most of the back issues of EAR are available, but some may be photocopies. Order Form.

• Africa95: Africa: The Art of a Continent, IV.2
• African Art in Gold at the Metropolitan Museum of Art NY, I.12
• Al Andalus, III.5
• Ancient Japan, III.6
• Arab World Institute in Paris, I.2
• Ataturk and the Turkish Legacy, I.5
• Between the Tigris and the Euphrates, I.13
• British art show, II.5
• British Artists in India, I.1
• Buddhist Art of South Asia and Tibet, I.22
• Censorship and Japanese Prints, III.4
• The Century of Tung Ch'i-ch'ang 1555-1636, III.6
• Chess and art, II.5
• Chinese Pottery and Porcelain: From Prehistory to the Present, II.10/11
• Contemporary Art from the Islamic World, I.13
• Contemporary Korean Art, III.6
• Convivencia: Jews, Muslims and Christians in Medieval Spain, III.6
• Ermes, Ali Omar, I.2
• Europa und der Orient: 800-1900, I.11
• Exotic Europeans, II.8/9
• Fahim, Aziza, review of her London gallery Accent East, I.14
• Fake? The Art of Deception, I. 24
• Fattah, Ismail, I.7
• Folk Embroideries of India and Pakistan, III.4
• From Kosode to Kimono, IV.1
• Gems of World Talent at Jerash, I.9
• Golden Threads, II.8/9 Grosvenor House Antiques Fair, 1990, II.3
• Indian jewellery at the Zamana Gallery, I.3
• Iron Revolution, The, II.3
• Islamic Art Patronage: Selections from Kuwait, II.4, II.8/9
• Islamic art at the Metropolitan Museum NY, I.8
• Islamic calligraphy at the Ashmolean Museum, , I.1; at Egee Art, I.3; at the Zamana Gallery, I.1
• Islamic Masterpieces from the Hermitage Museum, exhibition and catalogue, II.2, II.4
• Islamic Textiles in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, II.4
• Iznik: The Pottery of Ottoman Turkey, Istanbul exhibition, I.11
• Japan Festival in Britain 1991, Reaching Out in Style to Britons and Foreigners, II.2
• Japanese galleries at the British Museum, II.1
• Japanese Lacquer, II.4
• Japanese Metalwork, II.8/9
• Japanese Theatre Prints of the Utagawa School, I.4
• Japonisme -- Its Impact on American Arts, II.7
• Korean Ceramics from the Ataka Collection, III.6
• Lebanon: The Artist's View, I.4
• Masterpieces of Islamic Art in the Hermitage Museum, II.2
• Masterpieces of Mesopotamian Art from the Louvre, III.4
• Masterworks of Ming and Qing Painting from the Forbidden City, I.13
• Modern Turkish Art in the Marketplace, II.10/11
• Mughal Jewels for Japan? II.10/11
• Mustafa, Ahmed, II.4
• Myths, Monsters, Maharajas, III.4
• Narrative Images from Iran, III.4
• Oasis For The Eye: Feliz Teynard's Photographs of Egypt 1851-2, II.5
• Orient Observed: Images of the Middle East from the Searight Collection, I.20
• The Peaceful Liberators: Jain Art from India, IV.2
• Pahari Masters, II.4
• Palestinian Costume, I.20
• Paper and Clay From Modern Japan, II.10/11
• Porcelain for Palaces, II.3
• Raghubir Singh, I.21
• Sacred Mountains in Chinese Art, II.10/11 Sephardi Jews in the Ottoman Empire, II.1
• Shiraiwa, Tomiyasu, II.4
• South of the World, The, II.10/11
• The Splendours of the Ottoman Sultans, III.6
• Sultanate Period Architecture in Pakistan, II.12
• Taj Mahal, Romance of the, II.2
• Tibetan Book Covers, II.10/11
• Tigers Round the Throne: The Court of Tipu Sultan, II.3
• Timur and the Princely Vision, I.7
• Traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting, II.2
• Trailing the Tiger, II.8/9
• Twilight of the Tsars, II.10/11
• Ukiyo-e art, II.5
• Visions of Infinity: Design and Pattern in Oriental Carpet, II.8/9
• Yamakawa, Kazuo, II.4
• Yemen: The Art of the Master Builders, I.20
• Yokohama: Prints from 19th Century Japan, II.8/9
• Zhu Xiuli, I.15

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