BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Vishnu Across Time and Space X-WR-TIMEZONE:Central Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35776808656607 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210130 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256630111 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210131 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256631136 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210201 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256632161 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210202 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256633186 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210203 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256634211 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210204 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256635236 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210205 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256636261 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210206 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256637286 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210207 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256638311 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210208 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256639336 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210209 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256640361 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210210 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256641386 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210211 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256642411 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210212 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256643436 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210213 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256643437 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210214 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256644462 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210215 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256645487 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210216 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256646512 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210217 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256647537 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210218 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256648562 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210219 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256649587 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210220 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256649588 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210221 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256650613 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210222 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256651638 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210223 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256652663 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210224 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256653688 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210225 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256653689 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210226 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256654714 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210227 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256655739 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210228 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256656764 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210301 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256657789 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210302 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256658814 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210303 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256659839 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210304 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256660864 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210305 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256660865 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210306 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256661890 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210307 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256662915 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210308 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256663940 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210309 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256664965 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210310 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256667014 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210311 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256668039 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210312 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256670088 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210313 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256671113 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210314 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256672138 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210315 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256672139 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210316 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256673164 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210317 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256674189 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210318 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256675214 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210319 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256676239 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210320 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256677264 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210321 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256677265 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210322 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256678290 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210323 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256680339 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210324 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256681364 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210325 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256682389 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210326 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256684438 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210327 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256685463 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210328 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256686488 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210329 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256687513 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210330 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256687514 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210331 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256688539 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210401 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256689564 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210402 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256690589 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210403 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256690590 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210404 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256691615 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210405 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256692640 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210406 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256693665 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210407 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256694690 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210408 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256694691 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210409 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256695716 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210410 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256696741 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210411 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256697766 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210412 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256698791 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210413 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256698792 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210414 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256699817 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210415 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256700842 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210416 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256701867 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210417 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256702892 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210418 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256703917 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210419 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256704942 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210420 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256704943 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210421 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256705968 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210422 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256706993 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210423 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256708018 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210424 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256708019 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210425 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256709044 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210426 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256710069 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210427 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256711094 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210428 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256711095 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210429 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256712120 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210430 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256713145 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210501 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256713146 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210502 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256714171 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210503 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256715196 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210504 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256716221 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210505 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256716222 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210506 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256717247 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210507 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256721344 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210508 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256721345 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210509 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256722370 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210510 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256723395 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210511 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256724420 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210512 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256725445 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210513 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256726470 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210514 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256726471 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210515 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256727496 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210516 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256728521 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210517 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256729546 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210518 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256729547 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210519 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256730572 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210520 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256731597 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210521 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256732622 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210522 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256733647 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210523 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256734672 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210524 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256735697 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210525 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256736722 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210526 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256736723 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210527 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256737748 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210528 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256738773 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210529 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032105Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256739798 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210530 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256740823 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210531 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256741848 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210601 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256742873 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210602 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256743898 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210603 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256744923 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210604 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256745948 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210605 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256746973 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210606 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256747998 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210607 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256747999 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210608 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256750048 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210609 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256751073 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210610 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256751074 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210611 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256752099 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210612 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256753124 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210613 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256754149 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210614 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256754150 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210615 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256755175 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210616 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256756200 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210617 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256757225 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210618 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256757226 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210619 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256758251 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210620 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256759276 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210621 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256760301 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210622 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256761326 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210623 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256761327 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210624 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256762352 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210625 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256763377 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210626 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256764402 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210627 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256765427 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210628 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256766452 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210629 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256767477 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210630 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256767478 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210701 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256768503 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210702 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256769528 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210703 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256770553 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210704 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256771578 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210705 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256771579 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210706 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256772604 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210707 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256773629 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210708 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256774654 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210709 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256775679 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210710 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256774656 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210711 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256775681 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210712 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256776706 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210713 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256777731 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210714 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256778756 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210715 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256779781 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210716 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256780806 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210717 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256780807 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210718 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256781832 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210719 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256782857 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210720 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256783882 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210721 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256784907 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210722 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256785932 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210723 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256785933 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210724 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256786958 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210725 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256787983 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210726 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256789008 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210727 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256789009 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210728 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256791058 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210729 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256792083 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210730 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256793108 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210731 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256794133 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210801 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256794134 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210802 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256795159 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210803 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256796184 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210804 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256797209 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210805 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256798234 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210806 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256798235 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210807 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256799260 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210808 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256800285 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210809 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256800286 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210810 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256801311 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210811 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256802336 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210812 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256803361 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210813 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256803362 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210814 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256804387 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210815 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256805412 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210816 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256806437 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210817 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256807462 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210818 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256807463 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210819 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256808488 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210820 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256809513 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210821 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256810538 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210822 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256810539 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210823 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256811564 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210824 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256812589 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210825 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256813614 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210826 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256814639 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210827 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256815664 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210828 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256816689 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210829 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256816690 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210830 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256817715 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210831 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256818740 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210901 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256819765 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210902 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256820790 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210903 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256821815 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210904 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256822840 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210905 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256822841 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210906 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256823866 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210907 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256824891 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210908 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256825916 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210909 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256826941 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210910 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256826942 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210911 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256827967 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210912 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256828992 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210913 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256830017 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210914 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256831042 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210915 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256831043 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210916 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256832068 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210917 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256833093 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210918 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256834118 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210919 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256835143 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210920 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256835144 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210921 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256836169 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210922 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256837194 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210923 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256838219 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210924 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256839244 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210925 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256840269 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210926 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256841294 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210927 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256841295 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210928 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256842320 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210929 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256843345 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210930 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256844370 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211001 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256845395 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211002 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256846420 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211003 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256846421 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211004 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256847446 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211005 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256848471 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211006 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256849496 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211007 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256850521 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211008 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256851546 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211009 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256851547 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211010 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256852572 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211011 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256853597 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211012 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256854622 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211013 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256855647 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211014 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256856672 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211015 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256856673 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211016 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256857698 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211017 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256858723 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211018 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256859748 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211019 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256860773 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211020 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256861798 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211021 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256862823 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211022 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256862824 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211023 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256863849 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211024 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256864874 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211025 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256865899 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211026 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256866924 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211027 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256867949 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211028 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256868974 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211029 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256868975 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211030 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256870000 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211031 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256871025 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211101 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256872050 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211102 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256873075 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211103 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256874100 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211104 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256874101 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211105 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256875126 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211106 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256876151 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211107 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256877176 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211108 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256877177 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211109 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256878202 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211110 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256880251 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211111 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256881276 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211112 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256882301 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211113 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256883326 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211114 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256883327 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211115 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256884352 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211116 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256885377 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211117 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256886402 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211118 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256887427 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211119 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256887428 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211120 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256888453 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211121 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256889478 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211122 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256890503 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211123 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256891528 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211124 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256891529 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211125 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256892554 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211126 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256893579 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211127 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256894604 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211128 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256895629 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211129 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256895630 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211130 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256896655 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211201 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256897680 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211202 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256898705 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211203 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256899730 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211204 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256899731 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211205 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256900756 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211206 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256901781 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211207 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256902806 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211208 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256903831 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211209 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256903832 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211210 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256904857 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211211 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256905882 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211212 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256906907 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211213 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256907932 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211214 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256907933 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211215 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256908958 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211216 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256909983 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211217 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256911008 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211218 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256912033 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211219 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256913058 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211220 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256914083 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211221 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256914084 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211222 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256915109 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211223 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256916134 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211224 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256918183 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211225 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256918184 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211226 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256919209 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211227 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256920234 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211228 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256921259 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211229 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256922284 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211230 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256923309 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211231 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256924334 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220101 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256924335 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220102 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256925360 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220103 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256926385 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220104 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256927410 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220105 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256928435 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220106 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032106Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256929460 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220107 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256930485 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220108 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256930486 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220109 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256931511 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220110 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256932536 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220111 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256933561 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220112 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256934586 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220113 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256935611 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220114 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256936636 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220115 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256936637 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220116 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256937662 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220117 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256938687 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220118 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256939712 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220119 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256940737 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220120 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256941762 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220121 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256941763 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220122 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256942788 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220123 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256943813 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220124 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256944838 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220125 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256945863 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220126 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256946888 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220127 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256946889 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220128 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256947914 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220129 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260517T032107Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35777256948939 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220130 DESCRIPTION:The Crow Museum of Asian Art presents Vishnu Across Time and Sp ace\, a new exhibition derived from the permanent collection.\n\nThis exhi bition focuses on Vishnu\, one of the most powerful and popular gods in th e Hindu pantheon. Vishnu’s followers celebrate him as the Preserver and for his ability to restore the cosmic balance of the universe. Vishnu can be recognized in Hindu art by the objects he carries. He has two favorite weapons: the chakra\, which is depicted as either a razor-sharp discus or a spoked wheel\, and the mace\, which is a kind of club. He also carries a lotus flower or bud\, and his conch shell\, which he blows like a trumpet . Vishnu often flies down from heaven on Garuda\, who is part-man\, part- eagle\, and he is sometimes accompanied by his female consort Lakshmi\, go ddess of fortune. For worshippers of Vishnu\, Vishnu is omnipresent and om nipotent\; he has every form and no form. In order to save the world from peril\, Vishnu descends to earth in a limited concrete body called an avat ar. The different avatars are in fact Vishnu\, but they represent specific aspects of the god. Avatars are Vishnu’s signature method of action\; b ecause of them\, he is a god of many faces and personalities. The artistic and visual representations of Vishnu change in style and appearance acros s time and place\, and may look completely different depending on the cont ext.\n\nThrough a selection of works of art from the museum’s collection \, we invite you to contemplate the multiple facets of this deity. GEO:32.78785;-96.799692 LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas SUMMARY:Vishnu Across Time and Space URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/vishnu_across_time_and_sp ace CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR