At the Met Museum Exhibitions, *A Passion for Jade: The Bishop Collection* looks closely at carved jade objects drawn from the Bishop collection, tracing how the stone moved through workshops, rituals, and later private collecting. The presentation treats jade as material evidence, not just decoration, and places the objects against a long timeline of taste and exchange. In New York, it extends the Met’s ongoing role in shaping how Asian art is studied and displayed in the U.S. The quiet emphasis on provenance and connoisseurship invites scrutiny as much as admiration.
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