NEW YORK—New York takes its semi-annual journey to the East with the start of Asia Week on Sept. 10. The internationally renowned event will see many art galleries, museums and auction houses involved, offering art exhibitions and sales. The Epoch Times has collected together some of the hottest auction house events happening during Asia Week. All sales are open to the public with pre-sale exhibits.
“It’s an important event for collectors, dealers, curators and art connoisseurs from around the world,” explained Louis LeB. Webre, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Media of the Doyle New York auction house.
Sothebys
72nd Street and York Avenue, NY, NY
Sept. 14 - The Joe Grimberg Collection of Chinese Snuff Bottles
Sept. 9-13 - Public exhibition
There are 200 mini-masterpieces up for auction in this collection dating back to the 18th century. The estimated takings from this auction are expected to be in the millions.
Sept. 15 - Fine Chinese Ceramics & Works of Art
Sept. 9-14 - Public exhibition
This sale offers fine Imperial jades, ceramics and furniture; archaic bronzes; and classical paintings.
Sept. 16 - South Asian Art
Sept. 9-15 - Public exhibition
This sale of South Asian Art features a selection of modern Indian paintings, accompanied by contemporary Indian art and an eclectic group of Indian miniatures.
Doyle New York
175 East 87th Street, NY, NY
Sept. 13 – Asian Works of Art
Sept. 10-12 – Public exhibition
This sale showcases arts of China, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia, dating from the Neolithic Period (post-Stone Age), through the 20th century. Items will include pottery and porcelain, jade, ivories, scholar’s objects, bronzes, swords, textiles, screens, and paintings.
Christies
20 Rockefeller Plaza, NY, NY
Sept. 14 - Indian and Southeast Asian Art
Sept. 10-14 – Public exhibition
This sale not only offers treasures at many different price levels, but also offers works that spans a wide time and geographical range. It features 200 selected works, including bronzes, sculpture, and paintings from Gandhara, the Himalayas, India and Indonesia.
Sept. 15 - South Asian Modern & Contemporary Art
Sept. 10-14 – Public exhibition
This sale features over 100 selected works in a hodgepodge of styles, from leading 20th and 21st century South Asian artists and is expected to realize in excess of $10 million.
Sept. 15 - Japanese & Korean Art Including Arts of the Meiji Period
Sept. 10-14 – Public exhibition
This sale offers a dynamic and varied array of over 250 works. The Japanese section of the sale will feature a group of enamel arts of the Meiji Period, screens, and bronze works. The Korean section will offer a private collection of traditional, modern and contemporary Korean paintings, and ceramics.
Sept. 16 - Sze Yuan Tang Archaic Bronzes from the Anthony Hardy Collection
Sept. 10-15 – Public exhibition
Bronzes are an important part of Chinese art history, spanning around 15 centuries. This sale will have around 120 lots with an estimated value of $15 million.
Sept. 16 - Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art Including Property from the Arthur M. Sackler Collections
Sept. 10-15 – Public exhibition
A collection of archaic jades, stone sculptures, and ceramics.
Sept. 16-17 - Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art
Sept. 10-15 – Public exhibition
This sale offers over 400 works across categories and tastes, from outstanding ceramics and scholar’s rocks to fine jade carvings and fine Chinese paintings.
Bonhams
580 Madison Avenue, NY, NY
Sept. 14 - Japanese Works of Art
Sept. 10-14 – Public exhibition
Comprised of over 200 lots and featuring fine examples of armor and decorative arts, this sale offers excellent collecting opportunities.
“It’s an important event for collectors, dealers, curators and art connoisseurs from around the world,” explained Louis LeB. Webre, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Media of the Doyle New York auction house.
Sothebys
72nd Street and York Avenue, NY, NY
Sept. 14 - The Joe Grimberg Collection of Chinese Snuff Bottles
Sept. 9-13 - Public exhibition
There are 200 mini-masterpieces up for auction in this collection dating back to the 18th century. The estimated takings from this auction are expected to be in the millions.
Sept. 15 - Fine Chinese Ceramics & Works of Art
Sept. 9-14 - Public exhibition
This sale offers fine Imperial jades, ceramics and furniture; archaic bronzes; and classical paintings.
Sept. 16 - South Asian Art
Sept. 9-15 - Public exhibition
This sale of South Asian Art features a selection of modern Indian paintings, accompanied by contemporary Indian art and an eclectic group of Indian miniatures.
Doyle New York
175 East 87th Street, NY, NY
Sept. 13 – Asian Works of Art
Sept. 10-12 – Public exhibition
This sale showcases arts of China, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia, dating from the Neolithic Period (post-Stone Age), through the 20th century. Items will include pottery and porcelain, jade, ivories, scholar’s objects, bronzes, swords, textiles, screens, and paintings.
Christies
20 Rockefeller Plaza, NY, NY
Sept. 14 - Indian and Southeast Asian Art
Sept. 10-14 – Public exhibition
This sale not only offers treasures at many different price levels, but also offers works that spans a wide time and geographical range. It features 200 selected works, including bronzes, sculpture, and paintings from Gandhara, the Himalayas, India and Indonesia.
Sept. 15 - South Asian Modern & Contemporary Art
Sept. 10-14 – Public exhibition
This sale features over 100 selected works in a hodgepodge of styles, from leading 20th and 21st century South Asian artists and is expected to realize in excess of $10 million.
Sept. 15 - Japanese & Korean Art Including Arts of the Meiji Period
Sept. 10-14 – Public exhibition
This sale offers a dynamic and varied array of over 250 works. The Japanese section of the sale will feature a group of enamel arts of the Meiji Period, screens, and bronze works. The Korean section will offer a private collection of traditional, modern and contemporary Korean paintings, and ceramics.
Sept. 16 - Sze Yuan Tang Archaic Bronzes from the Anthony Hardy Collection
Sept. 10-15 – Public exhibition
Bronzes are an important part of Chinese art history, spanning around 15 centuries. This sale will have around 120 lots with an estimated value of $15 million.
Sept. 16 - Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art Including Property from the Arthur M. Sackler Collections
Sept. 10-15 – Public exhibition
A collection of archaic jades, stone sculptures, and ceramics.
Sept. 16-17 - Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art
Sept. 10-15 – Public exhibition
This sale offers over 400 works across categories and tastes, from outstanding ceramics and scholar’s rocks to fine jade carvings and fine Chinese paintings.
Bonhams
580 Madison Avenue, NY, NY
Sept. 14 - Japanese Works of Art
Sept. 10-14 – Public exhibition
Comprised of over 200 lots and featuring fine examples of armor and decorative arts, this sale offers excellent collecting opportunities.
