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Edmund de Waal exhibition ‘the eight directions of the wind’ announced at The Huntington

Edmund de Waal’s exhibition ‘the eight directions of the wind’ is on view at The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California, according to an announcement issued by the institution.

The notice lists the exhibition as running “now through Oct. 26.” The event record gives an end time of Oct. 27 in UTC, which corresponds to the announced local closing date of Oct. 26. No opening date is provided in the available material.

The announcement identifies de Waal as the artist but does not provide further information about the works included, the exhibition’s curatorial concept, its galleries, or any accompanying public programmes. The linked Huntington exhibition page could not be accessed because it returned a Vercel Security Checkpoint, so those details cannot be independently confirmed from the supplied sources.

The exhibition is presented at The Huntington, whose organization is identified as The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens. The institution is located in San Marino, United States. The supplied material does not state whether the exhibition is organized in partnership with another institution or whether it forms part of a larger series.

With no additional verified information available, the confirmed details are limited to the exhibition title, Edmund de Waal’s participation, its presentation at The Huntington, and the announced closing date of Oct. 26.

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