BY KEI TAKAHSHI
In the world of calligraphy, Yuichi Inoue (1916–1985) is often regarded as the man who opened new horizons. His pioneering work, marked by…
BY KEI TAKAHSHI
In the world of calligraphy, Yuichi Inoue (1916–1985) is often regarded as the man who opened new horizons. His pioneering work, marked by…
BY JAMES C.S. LIN
This article examines variations of Chinese reverse-painted glass mirrors, some found with similar composition but also with notable differences.
BY KERRY NGUYEN-LONG
This article examines the works of the Vietnamese artist Phung Pham and discusses his journey as a master of the art of distillation.
BY LOUIS NG
This article by the Hong Kong Palace Museum’s director traces the museum’s programmes and new developments since its opening in 2022.
BY SARAH LAURSEN
In this interview, Robert D. Mowry, the inaugural Alan J. Dworsky curator of the Harvard Art Museums, discusses the critical role he played in shaping the Sedgwick Collection of early Chinese ceramics.
For Connoisseurs and Collectors of Asian Art