Here is our annual Asian Books Survey 2013, in which we look at books published in reference, history, art, fiction and miscellaneous categrories for Asian Art, East Asian Art – Korea, Japan, and China – Islamic World Art, Himalayan and… Continue reading
Below is our selection from our Asian Books Survey 2012 for art, history, reference and fiction categories for East Asia, South Asia and the Himalayas, Islamic World, and Southeast Asia. CHINA A History of Song Dynasty Ceramics by Stuart Powell… Continue reading
Here is our annual Asian Books Survey 2011, in which we look at books published in reference, history, art, fiction and miscellaneous categrories for Asian Art, East Asian Art – Korea, Japan, and China – Islamic World Art, Himalayan and… Continue reading
CHINA Chinese Robes from The Forbidden City edited by Ming Wilson V&A Publishing, ISBN 9781851776207, £30 Focusing on the dress and accessories of the Qing dynasty (1644-1911), this book captures the grandeur of the garments worn by emperors and empresses… Continue reading
Here is our annual Asian Books Survey 2009, in which we look at books published in reference, history, art, fiction and miscellaneous categrories for Asian Art, East Asian Art – Korea, Japan, and China – Islamic World Art, Himalayan and… Continue reading
Here is our annual Asian Books Survey 2008, in which we look at books published in reference, history, art, fiction and miscellaneous categories for Asian Art, East Asian Art – Korea, Japan, and China – Islamic World Art, Himalayan and… Continue reading
Cai Guo-Qiang has been part of the international contemporary art scene for over two decades. Praised as an exceptional artist by some, despised as an ephemeral artist because of the nature of his work by others, Cai Guo-Qiang has proved… Continue reading
If the art world is beginning to acknowledge the developments of contemporary art in India, its key contenders however tend to remain less known, and have not yet gained the media exposure that their Chinese counterparts earned more than a… Continue reading
It did not take Ali Banisadr (b. 1976 in Tehran, Iran) much time to make a smooth transition from being an art student to becoming a successful full time artist. Graduating in 2007 from the New York Academy of Art, he… Continue reading
Asian Art Newspaper recently caught up with two of China’s most important contemporary art figures, Ai Wei Wei, artist, curator, publisher, architect, mentor and impresario, and Feng Boyi, art critic, international curator and editor of the China Artists’ Association newsletter,… Continue reading