Just as Wong announces his next feature, "Blossoms," an adaptation of short stories by Jin Yucheng, set in Shanghai (which he will make before "The Ferryman," his follow-up to "The Grandmaster"), he previewed a fabulous career detour. The filmmaker and Oscar-nominated production designer Nathan Crowley gave media a Fashion Week peek at their "China: Through the Looking Glass" exhibition of Chinese art and costume that opens in May at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Watch: Toh's video interview with Wong Kar Wai for "The Grandmaster." Wong is the artistic director of the show, an ambitious look at culture and art through China’s relations with the West. In Monday's short announcement speech, flanked by Vogue editrix Anna Wintour and huge Buddha figures in the Met galleries, he cited the Buddhist principal that, “in the sky, there is no East or West,” and hoped the exhibition would build.