asian art week
Auction House Beijing Poly Sets Opening Date For New York Office
Relative newcomers compared to the likes of Christie's and Sotheby's, China Guardian and Beijing Poly have quickly emerged as the world's third and fourth-largest auction houses by feeding booming demand for art and antiques in their native mainland China. Read More-
Christie’s New York Records Highest-Ever Chinese Art Sales During Asian Art Week
Over the last several days, Christie's New York set a new Asian Art Week record with $117 million in sales, beating the previous record by a whopping $40 million. Read More -
Asian Art Auctions In New York Far Exceed Estimates
Over the past few years, Chinese collectors in particular have developed a reputation for selective blindness when it comes to pre-sale estimates, willing to buy certain objects for many times their expected price at auction. Read More -
Look For Patriotic New Collectors To Loom Large At NY Asian Art Week
Asian Art Week is soon to hit New York City, and with the increased activity seen in the auction world over the past 18 months among new collectors from emerging countries like China, India, Indonesia and elsewhere, these collectors should loom large at some of the upcoming sales. Read More
