
Starting March 13 to the 23rd.
Christie’s Fine Chinese Paintings March 19 2019 Auction
Christie’s Fine Chinese Paintings March 19 2019 Auction
Christie’s Inidian and HImalayan Works of Art, March 2019
Christie’s Inidian and HImalayan Works of Art, March 2019
Christie’s Fine Chinese Paintings March 19 2019 Auction
Christie’s Fine Chinese Paintings March 19 2019 Auction
Sotheby’s Indian Himalayan and Southeast Asian Wroks of Art March 2019
Sotheby’s Indian Himalayan and Southeast Asian Wroks of Art March 2019
Bonhams NYC Japanese Prints March 2019
Bonhams NYC Japanese Prints March 2019
Bonhams NYC Indian and Himalayan Art March 2019
Bonhams NYC Indian and Himalayan Art March 2019
The 10th Anniversary Of Asia Week New York
Asia Week New York March 2019: March 13th will commence the 10th Anniversary of the long-awaited late winter event, ending on March 23rd. Participating this year are 6 auction houses, 48 galleries and 6 art and cultural institutions. It's all quite a change from its humble start back in 2009 with just 16 dealers working on the Upper East Side presenting an open house. Happily, it was a big success and more than enough to stimulate the steady expansive growth and popularity of the event.
As always a slew of premier dealers from around the world will present the very best of their inventory to collectors, museum curators and dealers.
Here are just a few.
- R.M. Chait, 16 East 52nd Street, 10th floor
- Cohen & Cohen, Traum Safe, 1078 Madison Avenue
- Findley Galleries, 724 Fifth Avenue, 7th Floor
- MD Flacks Ltd., Howard Greenberg Gallery, 41 East 57thStreet, 14th Floor
- Nicholas Grindley, 17 East 76th Street, 2nd Floor
- J. J. Lally & Co, 41 East 57th Street, 14th Floor
Congrats to Jim Lally, he's also one of the 10 being honoured this year for his extraordinary contributions to the appreciation of Asian Art throughout his long career spanning nearly 50 years.
- Alan Kennedy, Goodman Gallery, 41 East 57th Street, 8th Floor
- Priestley & Ferraro, 3 East 66th Street, Apartment 8B
- Walter Arader Himalayan Art, 1016 Madison Avenue
Here's a Link to all of the exhibitors.
The Auctions, the ones to watch.
As has always been the case, the auctions that hands down elicit the most attention and best prices are objects from coveted well-known collections or discoveries found tucked away into an attic for decades.
During Asia Week this March are three auctions particularly fitting the bill.
Jie Rui Tang Collection Part II, of exceptional Kangxi porcelains. Last year's part one broke numerous records as collectors chased prized rarities from the sublime private collection built over the last 40 plus years.
Sotheby's Jie Rui Tang Collection Part II Kangxi Porcelain March 2019
Sotheby's Jie Rui Tang Collection Part II Kangxi Porcelain March 2019
The Irving Collection Part I, Herbert and Florence Irving over the course of their 75 year marriage, starting in the late 1940's began building one of the most important collections in of the century. Many of their treasures are now ensconced in the Metropolitan Museums Asian Art collection as gifts. The remaining quite massive balance will be sold in a series of auctions.
Christie's Irving Collection Lacquer Bronse jade and Ink March 2019
Christie's Irving Collection Lacquer Bronse jade and Ink March 2019
Junkunc, Another in a promised series of auctions from the holdings of the legendary Stephen Junkunc. A man of exemplary taste, scholarship and endless curiosity who only bought what he loved. Just great stuff.
Sotheby's Junkunc Collection March 2019
Sotheby's Junkunc Collection March 2019
If you're going to be in New York in a couple of weeks, you know what to do! Asia Week New York March 2019!
Have Fun!
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