On view at the Asian Art Museum from February 25–September 11, 2011. It is not only the beauty of the Indonesian island that has attracted visitors but also its performance and ritual arts traditions. Although Bali is widely known as one of the most vibrant centers of both visual and performing arts in the world, there has never been a large-scale, in-depth examination of its artistic traditions in the United States.

At the Asian Art Museum, trained storytellers lead students through the galleries to enjoy captivating Asian myths and folktales related to works of art. All tours are designed to reinforce the California State Content Standards in English Language Arts, History-Social Science, and Visual Arts.

Every Sunday 1:00 pm Meet near the Information Desk FREE with museum admission Ages 4 and up The Asian Art Museum’s storytellers bring the galleries to life telling tales from Asia’s most beloved myths and folktales. From “How Ganesha Got His Elephant Head” to the “Inch High Samurai”, visitors of all ages can delight in the richness and wonder of these classic stories.