Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art · Kansas City · US
Water Embodied: Flow and Meaning of Water in Japanese Art
Aug 29 – Nov 22
Explore on ExhibitMapWater—an essential element of life on Earth—has long played a vital role in shaping human civilization. In Japan, a country made up of islands, water is more than a natural resource. It is a constant presence that surrounds, connects, and sustains life, while shaping Japan’s culture, beliefs, and artistic creations.