Arthur M. Sackler Gallery

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Asian art museum Smithsonian museum art museum

The Arthur M. Sackler Gallery is a Smithsonian art museum in Washington, D.C., renowned for its collections and exhibitions of Asian art.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Asian art museum → Smithsonian museum → art museum →
adjacentTo	Freer Gallery of Art → Smithsonian Castle →
architect	Jean-Paul Carlhian →
architecturalStyle	Postmodern architecture →
collectionType	Ancient Near Eastern art → Asian art → East Asian art → Islamic art → South Asian art → Southeast Asian art →
country	United States →
donor	Arthur M. Sackler →
floorCount	3 →
forms	National Museum of Asian Art →
genre	Asian art →
hasCollectionFrom	China → India → Iran → Japan → Korea → Southeast Asia →
hasOnlineCollection	yes →
hasPart	Freer and Sackler Galleries →
inception	1987 →
locatedIn	National Mall → Smithsonian Institution complex →
location	Washington, D.C. →
mainEntranceOn	Independence Avenue SW →
namedAfter	Arthur M. Sackler →
notableCollection	Chinese bronzes → Chinese jades → Chinese paintings → Islamic manuscripts → Japanese prints →
offers	educational programs → temporary exhibitions →
operatedBy	Smithsonian Institution →
ownedBy	Smithsonian Institution →
partOf	Smithsonian museums on the National Mall →
publicTransitAccess	Smithsonian station →
structureType	mostly underground building →
subjectFocus	Asian cultures → Buddhist art → Hindu art →
togetherWith	Freer Gallery of Art →
website	https://asia.si.edu →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Enid A. Haupt Garden (adjacent) ("Arthur M. Sackler Gallery (underground)") →	adjacentTo
Southwest Washington, D.C. ("National Museum of Asian Art") →	contains
Smithsonian Institution →	hasPart
Freer Gallery of Art ("National Museum of Asian Art") →	partOf
Independence Avenue →	passesBy
Freer Gallery of Art →	sharesCollectionWith