黑料不打烊

The 15th edition of Asia Week New York which concluded its nine- day run on March 22nd rang up $100,870,195M in combined sales between the twenty-one galleries and five auction houses.

This year鈥檚 15th anniversary, Year of the Dragon edition of Asia Week, which opened Thursday, is a kind of mini-fair in which out-of-town Asian art galleries converge on New York.

When the 2024 edition of Asia Week New York opens鈥揻rom March 14th-22nd鈥搃t will mark fifteen years of international galleries and auction houses displaying Asian art from the many corners of the Far East.

A mini-fair offers an opportunity for aesthetes steeped mainly in Western art to broaden their horizons.

Since its inception fifteen years ago, Asia Week New York has stood at the forefront of fostering collaboration between Asian art galleries and museums.

Ending their 9-day run on March 24th, the 14th edition of Asia Week New York returned with the energy and exuberance of pre-pandemic years with twenty-six galleries and six auction houses.

After an 18-month hiatus, The Asia Week New York Association announced that 26 international galleries and six auction houses.

Whether it鈥檚 a contemporary ceramic vessel created by a National Treasure from Japan, an ink drawing by a young emerging artist from China or an ancient tribal mask from Borneo, Asia Week New York.

Asia Week New York announced that Shades of Blue, a Summer 2021 online exhibition which includes one work of art from each of the 29 galleries and 6 auction houses鈥揃onhams, Christie鈥檚, Doyle, Heritage, iGavel and Sotheby鈥檚.

Summer Redux: Asia Week New York 2020, featuring 38 galleries and three auction houses, will open with a virtual exhibition from July 17th to 31st.

The Minneapolis Institute of Art today announced the acquisition of an important collection of Japanese textiles in a partial gift/partial purchase from Thomas Murray, independent researcher and expert collector of Asian and Tribal art.