The Crow Museum of Asian Art at the University of Texas at Dallas is currently presenting "Groundbreakers: Post-War Japan and Korea from the DMA Collection," an exhibition featuring innovative artworks from Japan and Korea following World War II. The showcase highlights artists who explored new approaches to materials, space, and performance during a transformative period in both countries’ histories.

The exhibition draws from the Dallas Museum of Art’s collection and offers insight into the experimental artistic movements that emerged in the post-war era. Visitors can observe how creators in Japan and Korea responded to social, political, and cultural shifts by pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms.

"Groundbreakers" is open through July 26 at the Crow Museum, located in Richardson, Texas. The museum provides an opportunity for audiences to engage with a diverse range of works that reflect the dynamic and evolving landscape of Asian contemporary art from the mid-20th century.

For more information, contact the Crow Museum of Asian Art or visit their official website.