This exhibition of Chinese burial goods, curated by Frances Klapthor of the Baltimore Museum of Art, ranges from Neolithic and early dynastic sculptural wares, to Han mirrors and Ming imitations of pre-Imperial bronzes. In contrast the Korean painted fans are contemporary translations of a classic Korean art form. Chinese ritual objects on loan from the Salgo Trust for Education, Korean painted fans courtesy of the Korean Cultural Service, Embassy of the Republic of Korea. Admission is free.
Admission is free.
The murderers then have a car accident. The neurosurgeon unwittingly saves the murderer's life and nurses him back to health from a coma that leaves him with amnesia. The doctor and supremacist become friends and he moves in with the neurosurgeon. Everything is fine until the supremacist's memory returns. While many theatrical productions have focused on elements of mental illness, this piece brings the inner voice of a mentally ill person to the forefront of the performance.