Arts & Culture

Photos: Veneralia 25 at the Michael C. Carlos Museum

February 25, 2016

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The Michael C. Carlos Museum hosted its 25th anniversary Veneralia celebration on Feb. 20. With the theme "Silver Moon Over the Himalayas," the event helped provide funds for the upcoming exhibit "Doorway to an Enlightened World: The Tibetan Shrine from the Alice C. Kandell Collection," which opens March 19.

Photos by Lahcen Boufedji.

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