San Francisco! For lovers of art, partying and good times, you should check out this mega-party the Asian Art Museum is throwing this week: Phantoms, celebrating a new contemporary art exhibition about spirits, spirituality, the cosmos, the afterlife, and more. It's going down this Thursday, May 17 at the museum. Here are some more details:
PHANTOMS OF ASIASounds like fun. For further information on all the evening's attractions, and to purchase tickets, go to the Asian Art Museum website here.
PREVIEW PARTY
Asian Art Museum
Thursday, May 17, 7:30 pm - Midnight
$12 advance, $15 at the door
Be the first to get down with Phantoms. Phantoms of Asia that is. It's the Asian Art Museum's bold new contemporary art exhibition that explores spirits, spirituality, the cosmos, and the afterlife. Provocative artworks big and small from all over Asia––and some created on site for this exhibition––will fill the entire museum to reveal unique perspectives on life, death, the universe, nature, and everything in between.
On the night before it opens officially to the public, we're gonna dim the lights and show you a good time. Renowned party music purveyor Vin Sol will bring his trademark hedonistic dance beats, while King Most fills the courts with his soul, R&B, hip-hop, 80s, and other feel-good grooves. Sip refreshing suds courtesy of KIRIN, soothing shochu courtesy of Haamonii, and award-winning tequila courtesy of MI CASA, and nibble on yummy bites courtesy of SINTO GOURMET and POLKADOTTIES. All that gallery hopping and revelry got you feeling hunger pangs? Stop in our cafe—open late just for you—for substantial refueling. Mix and mingle with artists whose works are in the show, and above all, take in some amazing art.
