Here is a selection of photographs of the installation of Crossing Cultures from the Toledo Museum of Art, shot on the opening day, April 12, 2013. I wasn’t able to capture every angle and image and artwork included in the exhibition, but I think I have managed to present something of the sweep of the show. For details of the opening weekend activities see the post above. As one of the reviews in the press noted, if you’re within a day’s drive of Toledo, the journey to see the exhibition will be well worth the travel. My thanks to Brian Kennedy and the wonderful staff at the Museum for making this possible.
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