Asia Week New York 2012

Asia Week New York 2012 begins March 16 with 33 galleries, multiple museums, and major auction houses all onboard.
Asia Week New York 2012
This rare porcelain dish with flowering peony (Hizen ware, aode-Kutani style) dates to the 1650s, the beginning of the enameled-porcelain tradition in Japan, offered by JADA member Sebastian Izzard LLC Asian Art. (Courtesy Sebastian Izzard LLC Asian Art)
3/7/2012
Updated:
10/1/2015
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“In partnership with the renowned cultural institutions and auction houses, the 33 participating galleries will offer a unique and extraordinary week of activities and events,” Howard-Sneyd said.

What visitors can expect to see are the rarest and finest of Asia, from paintings, ceramics, sculpture, porcelain, jewelry, books, bronzes, prints, photographs, and jade.

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