Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum features diverse, high-quality works to dispel the idea of a homogenous aesthetic.
[…] Everything in the museum seems committed to dislodging all legacy of this perspective, using beauty to lure us in close enough to appreciate the distinctiveness among Muslim civilizations.
– Lee Lawrence, The Wall Street Journal, Asian and Islamic art writer
Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum, building designed by Fumihiko Maki. (Image: The Wall Street Journal / Janet Kimber)
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