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JUNE 2018

Cover: Rockefeller Name Works its Magic in New York.

People: Maya Lin, designer, architect, and artist. Guy Ullens and the story of the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing. Yoshiko Ushioda, former curator of Japanese Collections at the Chester Beatty Library, Dublin. Judith Neilson, art collector and philanthropist on her latest project – Dangrove – in Sydney. Travel: Odisha, the eastern state of India on the Bay of Bengal. Features: The Blue Road, mastercrafts from Persia in Hong Kong. The Art of Cambodia and the Khmer kingdom, in Singapore. The Art of the Qajar in Washington DC. Paris Supplement: the first edition of Printemps Asiatique is in June. Paris auction previews and Paris summer exhibitions. Chinese textiles – a new installation in the Chinese Galleries at Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio. Other exhibitions: Japanese contemporary lacquer in Minneapolis; The art of Okinawa in Honolulu; South Indian paintings from the Royal Collection in London; Chinese comics in Brussels, and artists Etel Adnan in Switzerland and Vivan Sundara in Delhi. And Japanese architecture explored in Tokyo, Asian textiles and sculpture in New York. Bosshard in China: social history on show in Hong Kong. Listings and Islamic Arts Diary.

UCCA, Beijing

May 31, 2018Administrator
Exterior of the UCCA building in the area now called 798 Art Zone, Beijing. Photo: Luc Castel

In their various philanthropical undertakings, Guy and Myriam Ullens have always tried to share their enthusiasm for their projects. Whether for such diverse initiatives as a school in Nepal, or cancer relief treatment centres in Europe, they have shown unparalleled… Continue reading →

Current Issue, JUNE 2018

Chinese Textiles

May 31, 2018Administrator
Tibetan Man’s Robe, chuba, late 1600s, China, Qing dynasty (1644-1911), Kangxi period (1662-1722), 17th century, satin weave with supplementary weft patterning; silk, gilt-metal thread and peacock-feathered thread, overall dimensions 162.6 x 191.8 cm, The Cleveland Museum of Art, purchase Norman O Stone and Ella A Stone Memorial Fund

This new installation in the Clara T Rankin Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy Gallery, The Splendour of Chinese Textiles: From the Silk Road to the Imperial Court, presents a selection of highlights of the museum’s Chinese textile collection and explores the… Continue reading →

Current Issue, JUNE 2018

THE BLUE ROAD

May 31, 2018Administrator
Tile, Iran, 17th century Β© Victoria and Albert Museum, London

β€˜One Wednesday when the blooming sun, Suffused with blue the sphere’s black dome, The King, victorious as the sun, Bright sky-like robes of turquoise donned, Went to the turquoise dome for sport; The tale was long, the day was short’… Continue reading →

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The Art of Cambodia

May 31, 2018Administrator
Plaster cast of Ravana shaking Mount Kailasa, from a panel of the south wall in the est arm of the southwest corner pavilion of the third gallery in Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, 1890-91, painted plaster, 70 x 123 x 8 cm. The cast shows the demon Ravana shaking Mount Kailasa, the home of Shiva and Parvati

Angkor is widely considered to be among the world’s most magnificent architectural masterpieces – its extensive complexes and detailed stone sculptures, reliefs, and architecture have intrigued innumerable travellers, scientists, historians, and archaeologists since its re-discovery in the late 19th century.… Continue reading →

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