ARTISTS
New York Arts of Pacific Asia Show 2011
24 Mar, 2011 - 27 Mar, 2011
Arts of Pacific Asia New York presents more than 60 galleries exhibiting from across the US and around the world at 7W New York, (7 W. 34th St., 5th Avenue and 34th) anchoring spring Asian Arts Week, which again this year includes major auctions at Christies, Sotheby鈥檚, Phillips, Bonhams and Doyle New York and shows at more than 50 New York antique and contemporary Asian Art galleries.
Featuring internationally recognized galleries including Knapton and Rasti, London; Axel Michaels, Kyoto; Christophe Hioco, Paris; Flying Cranes, New York City; The Asian Art Studio, Los Angeles; Asian Arts by A. B. Levy, Palm Beach; Orientations Gallery, New York City; and Imperial Oriental Art, New York City; Arts of Pacific Asia New York previews Wednesday, March 23rd, from 6:00 to 10:00 pm. The $100 per person ticket to the traditionally lavish preview party includes an illustrated show catalogue and admission for the run of the show.
Arts of Pacific Asia exhibitors present works from the Subcontinent, China, the Asian Islands, East and Southeast Asia, and the fields most significantly represented include important textiles and statuary, old and contemporary paintings, furniture, ceramics and exceptional small objects and jewelry. Periods represented range from pre-history to the 21st Century.
Featuring internationally recognized galleries including Knapton and Rasti, London; Axel Michaels, Kyoto; Christophe Hioco, Paris; Flying Cranes, New York City; The Asian Art Studio, Los Angeles; Asian Arts by A. B. Levy, Palm Beach; Orientations Gallery, New York City; and Imperial Oriental Art, New York City; Arts of Pacific Asia New York previews Wednesday, March 23rd, from 6:00 to 10:00 pm. The $100 per person ticket to the traditionally lavish preview party includes an illustrated show catalogue and admission for the run of the show.
Arts of Pacific Asia exhibitors present works from the Subcontinent, China, the Asian Islands, East and Southeast Asia, and the fields most significantly represented include important textiles and statuary, old and contemporary paintings, furniture, ceramics and exceptional small objects and jewelry. Periods represented range from pre-history to the 21st Century.
Arts of Pacific Asia New York presents more than 60 galleries exhibiting from across the US and around the world at 7W New York, (7 W. 34th St., 5th Avenue and 34th) anchoring spring Asian Arts Week, which again this year includes major auctions at Christies, Sotheby鈥檚, Phillips, Bonhams and Doyle New York and shows at more than 50 New York antique and contemporary Asian Art galleries.
Featuring internationally recognized galleries including Knapton and Rasti, London; Axel Michaels, Kyoto; Christophe Hioco, Paris; Flying Cranes, New York City; The Asian Art Studio, Los Angeles; Asian Arts by A. B. Levy, Palm Beach; Orientations Gallery, New York City; and Imperial Oriental Art, New York City; Arts of Pacific Asia New York previews Wednesday, March 23rd, from 6:00 to 10:00 pm. The $100 per person ticket to the traditionally lavish preview party includes an illustrated show catalogue and admission for the run of the show.
Arts of Pacific Asia exhibitors present works from the Subcontinent, China, the Asian Islands, East and Southeast Asia, and the fields most significantly represented include important textiles and statuary, old and contemporary paintings, furniture, ceramics and exceptional small objects and jewelry. Periods represented range from pre-history to the 21st Century.
Featuring internationally recognized galleries including Knapton and Rasti, London; Axel Michaels, Kyoto; Christophe Hioco, Paris; Flying Cranes, New York City; The Asian Art Studio, Los Angeles; Asian Arts by A. B. Levy, Palm Beach; Orientations Gallery, New York City; and Imperial Oriental Art, New York City; Arts of Pacific Asia New York previews Wednesday, March 23rd, from 6:00 to 10:00 pm. The $100 per person ticket to the traditionally lavish preview party includes an illustrated show catalogue and admission for the run of the show.
Arts of Pacific Asia exhibitors present works from the Subcontinent, China, the Asian Islands, East and Southeast Asia, and the fields most significantly represented include important textiles and statuary, old and contemporary paintings, furniture, ceramics and exceptional small objects and jewelry. Periods represented range from pre-history to the 21st Century.
Exhibitors
Cavin-Morris
Chelsea | New York | USA
Caskey Lees Art Fairs
Topanga | California | USA
Thomas Murray Asiatica Ethnographica
Mill Valley | California | USA
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