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New Japanese Ceramics

August 26, 2025Heather
Tsukikage - Moonlight (2013) by Fukumoto Fuku, porcelain with blue and teal glazes, 38.1 x 54.9 x 55.4 cm

The world of contemporary Japanese ceramics is brimming with dynamic approaches to the medium of clay with the use of vibrant colours, textured surfaces, and gravity-defying shapes. The current exhibition of new Japanese ceramics at the Asian Art Museum in… Continue reading →

Current Issue, Newspaper, SEPTEMBER 2025 Contemporary Japanese Ceramics, Japan, mingei

Photography from the Indian Subcontinent

August 26, 2025Heather
Demigod (2019) by Vasantha Yogananthan, Kulasekharapatnam, Tamil Nadu, India, archival Inkjet print from the digitalisation of silver negatives, on loan from the artist

The Rijksmuseum’s exhibition of Indian photography, Crossings, in the photography gallery is showing 19th-century British colonial photography and contemporary works by the French-Sri Lankan artist Vasantha Yogananthan in dialogue to consider links between past and present. The show is the… Continue reading →

Current Issue, Newspaper, SEPTEMBER 2025 19th century photographs of India, Contemporary Indian Photography, India

Daoist Priest Robes

August 26, 2025Heather
Daoist priest’s robe (daopao), silk, circa 1821-1850, 131.4 x 186.7 cm, The John R Van Derlip Fund

Daoism, one of China’s major belief systems, envisions a universe guided by harmony and natural order, and a heavenly paradise. Together with Confucianism and Buddhism, it is one of China’s three major belief systems. Emerging as an organised religion some… Continue reading →

Current Issue, Newspaper, SEPTEMBER 2025 China, Chinese Textiles, Daoism, Daoism in China, Daoist Priest Robes

The Chater Legacy, Hong Kong

August 26, 2025Heather
Foreign Factories in Guangzhou (the Thirteen Hongs district), circa 1820, artist unknown, oil on canvas. Returned by F A Xavier between 1945 and 1946. The actual number of foreign countries that occupied the district fluctuated, in this painting the factories shown from left to right are Spanish, American, British, and Dutch.

The Chater Legacy: A Selection of the Chater Collection was an exhibition of 46 works from the collection of Sir Paul Catchick Chater (1846-1926) featuring paintings of the landscape of South China trading ports in the 18th and 19th centuries… Continue reading →

Current Issue, Newspaper, SEPTEMBER 2025 China Trade, Hong Kong History

Changdeokgung and the Secret Garden

May 26, 2025Heather
Buyongjeong pavilion and Gulanggak Royal Library in the Secret Garden

Gyeongbokgung in Seoul is the primary, most visited, and best-known of the five royal palaces in Seoul. It is the iconic symbol of power and the Joseon state (1392-1910), but it is the smaller, charming Changdeokgung that steals the show.… Continue reading →

Current Issue, JUNE 2025, Newspaper Korean art, Korean Gardens, Korean Palaces

Realms of the Dharma

May 26, 2025Heather
The Jina Buddha Ratnasambhava, circa 1100-25, from the Nasli and Alice Heeramaneck Collection, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, purchased with funds provided by the Jane and Justin Dart Foundation.

This exhibition explores Buddhism and Buddhist art around the globe, with a visit to the religion’s origins in India. It then travels through mainland and island Southeast Asia, including the Theravada countries of Myanmar (Burma), Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam, to… Continue reading →

Current Issue, JUNE 2025, Newspaper Buddhism, Buddhist Art, Buddhist figures

Kabuki Prints From Page to Stage

May 26, 2025Heather
Kabuki-za, Sixth Month, Kyogen (1899) by Utagawa Kunisada III (1848-1920), ink on paper, gift of Dominique H Vasseur in honour of Ronald F Patnik and Lawrence W Rassin

The Allen Memorial Museum has organised two concurrent Japanese prints and printmaker exhibitions over the summer to look at Japan’s rich literary heritage, showing how Japanese printmakers have visualised and reimagined classical texts across centuries: Shining Prints: The Tale of Genji… Continue reading →

Current Issue, JUNE 2025, Newspaper

Venice and the Ottoman Empire

May 26, 2025Heather
Portrait of Doge Cristoforo Moro attributed to Lazzaro Bastiani, 1462-71, tempera and oil on panel, 20 1/2 x 16 1/8 inches Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia - Museo Correr. Moro’s reign was marked by the beginning of the Ottoman-Venetian War (1463-79)

The Ottoman empire (1299-1923) was once considered one of the most important economic and cultural powers in the world. It ruled over a vast swath of the globe stretching from the Middle East and North Africa to Budapest in Hungary… Continue reading →

Current Issue, JUNE 2025, Newspaper Ottoman Empire, Silk Road and Venic

Hiroshige: Artist of the Open Road

April 27, 2025Heather
Ferry on the Fuji River, Suruga Province from Famous Places in Japan by Utagawa Hiroshige, circa 1832, colour-woodblock print © The Trustees of the British Museum

The British Museum is currently celebrating the life, work, and legacy of Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858), one of Japan’s most popular and prolific artists through a selection of prints, paintings, books, and sketches. The artist’s engaging way of depicting landscape, nature,… Continue reading →

Current Issue, MAY 2025, Newspaper

Angkor Royal Bronzes

April 27, 2025Heather
Vishnu, Khmer, Angkorian period, second half of the 11th century, West Mebon, Angkor, Siem Reap Province, Cambodia, bronze, height 123 cm, National Museum of Cambodia, Phnom Penh, Cambodia © Thierry Ollivier

To mark the centenary of the death of Louis Delaporte (1842-1925), the explorer and artist who introduced France to the Angkor complex, this exhibition is showing a series of bronzes from the Khmer empire. Louis Delaporte was the French mission’s… Continue reading →

Current Issue, MAY 2025, Newspaper

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