Cover: National Museum of Taiz Restored. Profile: the Korean artist Kim Chun Hwan. Jogen Chowdhury discusses the current retrospective of his work on tour in India. Turuki Yokoi reminisces about her life in art. A look at the newly refurbished Musée Cernuschi in Paris. The Art of Impermanence, Japanese art in New York. The Feinberg Collection of Edo paintings, in Harvard. Indian Paintings in the Royal Collections in the UK. Magnum photographer Marc Riboud’s work explored in Paris. Awaken: Tibetan Buddhism in San Francisco. Contemporary UAE art in Berlin, Japanese prints in Ohio, and in Mehlli Gobhai Mumbai. Listings. Islamic Arts Diary.
Asian Art Newspaper looks at the history and provenance of the Royal Collection’s Mughal and other Indian paintings, as well as a South Asian works of art, through the exhibition Eastern Encounters The Royal Collection contains one of the finest… Continue reading
Asian Art Newspaper takes a look at the newly renovated Musée Cernuschi to explore the history of the Cernuschi museum in Paris, their Chinese collections, including important early Chinese bronzes, as well as discover one of the first modern and… Continue reading
Asian Art Newspaper explores the world of Tibetan Buddhist art at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, in the exhibition Awaken: A Tibetan Buddhist Journey Toward Enlightenment This exhibition of Tibetan Buddhist art, previously on show at the Virginia… Continue reading
Asian Art Newspaper discovers Japanese works of art in important American private collections, including the John C Weber and Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller 3rd collection, that explore the art of impermanence in an exhibition on show at Asia… Continue reading