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Chinese Cloisonné & Objects of Luxury

See beautifully crafted Chinese Cloisonné and various other exquisite Asian objects in this special exhibition of rarely seen items from the Museum’s permanent collection. Organized by students from Jacksonville State University’s Seminar in Far Eastern Art History. On opening afternoon, the students will discuss their in-depth research and work in organizing this exhibition.

When

September 9 -
19, 2010

Where

Berman Museum of World History

Prices

$5 per adult; $ 4.50 per senior (age 60+); $4 per child (ages 4-17); children under 3 are free

Additional Info

Berman Museum of World History

Monday through Saturday 10am to 5pm; Sunday, 1-5pm

Last admission of the day sold at 4:30pm to ensure guests may enjoy the entire museum.

256-237-6261 or www.bermmanmuseum.org

Open Mondays, now through Labor Day

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The mission of the Farley L. and Germaine K. Berman Museum is to preserve, manage, collect, and utilize for educational purposes, historically significant property pertaining to the history of the world, in order to bring people and history together. This mission is founded upon two beliefs: that understanding of the past enriches people’s lives, and that the life of the past and the manner in which history repeats itself are most enjoyed through individual firsthand experience of distinguished original historic artifacts. Exit 185 off I-20 between Birmingham and Atlanta. North on State Hwy 21 seven miles. Berman Museum is located beside Anniston Museum of Natural History in Lagarde Park at the intersection of State Hwys 21/431.