It’s become the meeting of the year for specialists and collectors of Asian art and antiquities. Now, Asia Week New York is back for its 10th year – and we’ve got all the details.
70 galleries and museums
Asia Week New York brings together auction houses, galleries, museums, and cultural institutions from around the world. In fact, this year, 48 of the galleries involved are international exhibitors.
As well as exhibitions, the event celebrates leaders in Asian art and antiquities. The Metropolitan Museum of Art will host a private ceremony and reception to honor collectors and museum creators for their services to Asian art in North America.
10 days of exhibitions and auctions
Some galleries will open preview exhibitions for Asia Week New York on March 13th. But the real action begins with the famed Open House Weekend on March 16th and 17th. Most exhibitions will stay open for a full week, through to the next Saturday.
Six auction houses will run special auctions for Asia Week New York, with items from China, India, South-East Asia, the Himalayas, Japan and Korea. Many museums are offering special tours and lectures, including the Newark Museum. And special events are scheduled at the China Institute, Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art, and the Rubin Museum of Art.
But if you can’t make it to New York – don’t worry! Asian Accents brings precious antiques and the finest Asian craftsmanship to our showrooms right here in Palm Beach, Florida. Search our online catalog or come and visit us today to learn more.