This summer, the Asian Art Museum's 'Flower Power' exhibition uncovers the hidden meanings of flowers in Asian art through gloriously gilded screens; striking sculptures; and contemporary installations that speak to issues today.
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Free Admission to Asian Art Museum's Flower Power
KQED Member Days July 14 and 15
During the Summer of Love, flowers became a powerful symbol of peace — a concept plucked from Buddhist art. This summer, the Asian Art Museum's Flower Power exhibition uncovers the hidden meanings of flowers in Asian art through gloriously gilded screens; striking sculptures; and contemporary installations that speak to issues today, from climate change to social activism.

Want to be part of history? Join Lotus Live — part human be-in, part artwork, part celebration of Flower Power — and earn a world title for the Largest Human Flower on Saturday, July 15.

Admission is free to KQED members plus one guest (total of two persons per current KQED MemberCard or membership info from On Q magazine and a valid ID) on Friday, July 14, and Saturday, July 15, 2017. Subject to availability.
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