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10:00 AM November 14, 2005
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Photo: UMMA shows "Silk Road to Clipper Ship: Trade, Changing Markets and East Asian Ceramics"
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The Museum of Art exhibit Silk Road to Clipper Ship: Trade, Changing Markets and East Asian Ceramics, Nov. 19-Feb. 12 celebrates the work of Chinese potters inspired by foreign trade to reinvent their decorative techniques. The Silk Road also is the subject of a series of Wednesday art videos, through Nov. 30. (Photo courtesy Museum Of Art) |
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