The museum hosts a changing programme of exhibitions to showcase Ashmolean and related collections.
This section enables you to explore exhibitions of Eastern Art currently on display in the galleries.
A selection of past exhibitions are also available to browse and search online.
Discover dramatic episodes and characters from Japanese culture in these exquisitely carved objects.
A display to commemorate the contribution of former Keeper of the Eastern Art Department to the Ashmolean.
Explore the continued tradition of Chinese landscape painting in this display to complement the Xu Bing show.
Explore the engaging and innovative landscape work of one of China’s most renowned contemporary artists, Xu Bing.
Explore remarkable studies of Indian and exotic birds by traditional Patna artists commissioned by Lady Impey around 1780.
Discover exquisite embroideries, dyed silk and velvet panels, tapestries, and appliqué works
Explore one of the most important collections of Chinese contemporary art formed by scholar Michael Sullivan.
Enjoy the summery scenes on Chinese and Japanese fan paintings from the museum’s reserve collection.
Explore paintings, prints and papercuts depicting legendary figures from Chinese folklore.
Discover the Qur’an as a source of artistic inspiration and expression in this selection of works on paper.
Explore the remarkable collection of Indian paintings and drawings of the artist Howard Hodgkin.
Discover the brightly coloured woodblock prints of actors from Japanese popular theatre.
Explore woodblock prints and ink paintings from around the period of the Cultural Revolution in China.
Explore the bold and colourful imagery found on posters and other items from this revolutionary period.
Explore the bold and colourful imagery found on posters and other items from this revolutionary period.
Explore the influence of early Chinese writing and artefacts on the art of the twentieth century and beyond.
Prepare for giant spiders, dancing skeletons, winged goblins, and hordes of ghostly warriors!
A selection of paintings from the distinguished collection of the artist Howard Hodgkin.
View the striking mountains, rivers, and cities of Japan in the woodblock prints of Hokusai and Hiroshige.
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