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Ay-Ō’s Happy Rainbow Hell is the first American museum show for the ninety-two year old, Tokyo-based Fluxus artist who ceased art-making in 2017, though he is a veteran of tributes in his native Japan. Centering around eighty rainbow serigraphs the museum has acquired, this treasure trove creates an ideal port of entry for a presentation by Assistant Curator of Japanese Art, Kit Brooks, to the little-explored, contemporary yet timeless Ay-Ō Flux-story.

National Museum of Asian Art 100th anniversary. When did the Museum of Asian Art open? Free museums to visit in Washington, DC.

The museum’s music festival will be headlined by Korean American singer Eric Nam and Indian American musician Raveena Aurora

The year-long centennial celebration is punctuated by special exhibits and wide-ranging public programming, highlighting Asian art.

The D.C.-area's museums and galleries are back in full swing and as fine as form as ever, with hundreds of exhibits.