BY J. KEITH WILSON

This article details the Freer Gallery of Art’s centenary exhibition about Anyang, which is the source of China’s earliest surviving written records and the birthplace of Chinese archaeology.

BY MINORI EGASHIRA

This article reconsiders the art of the Meiji period (1868–1912), which are complicated objects that incorporate a delicate balance of factors from both Japan and the world beyond.

BY ARTS OF ASIA

This volume shines the spotlight on the amazing Islamic, South Asian and Japanese artworks of an important American museum.

BY MARTIN KURER

Written from the viewpoint of a collector who wants to understand Philippine Cordillera tribal art sculpture in the context of aesthetic expression in today’s art world.

BY HILDA MAK

This article aims to shed light on the struggles and aspirations of the Jiajing emperor by featuring artefacts that have survived from the period.

BY ARTS OF ASIA

This outstanding volume, in collaboration with the British Museum, highlights the blockbuster exhibition “China’s hidden century”.

BY PENGLIANG LU

How to date early Chinese cloisonné? Why is Jingtai era cloisonné so famous? This article aims to provide some clues based on works at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.