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Topic Archives: New York
MOMA acquires Israeli artist Guy Ben-Ner video Moby Dick
Posted on Monday, April 20th, 2009
ISRAELI NEW MEDIA This year Israeli artist’s Guy Ben-Ner’s Moby Dick (2000) has been acquired by MOMA. Ben-Ner was born in 1969 and is resident in New York and Berlin. He represented Israel in Venice Biennale 2005. His art, resonant … Continue reading
New York’s first major show of Anime, Manga and Video Games KRAZY! Japan Society
Posted on Sunday, February 15th, 2009
JAPANESE CONTEMPORARY ART MANGA ANIME KRAZY! The delirious world of Anime, Manga and Video Games March – June 14 2009 New York The influence of these three forms of Japanese contemporary art and popular culture has been sweeping across Asia and … Continue reading
Indian art gallery Bodhi closes New York, soon to close elsewhere
Posted on Monday, February 9th, 2009
INDIAN ART GALLERY Bodhi art gallery, the sole Indian art gallery that had branches in three international cities, has shut shop in New York and will soon close down in Berlin too. Remaining quite tight-lipped, Sharmistha Ray from Bodhi art … Continue reading
Three Pakistani female artists in New York – review New York Times, Art Knowlege News
Posted on Tuesday, January 13th, 2009
PAKISTANI CONTEMPORARY ART SHOW REVIEW Indian contemporary art is hotter than ever, but globalization is also giving a lift to artists from neighboring Pakistan says the New York Times in its review of a show featuring three female artists … Continue reading
Chinese Canadian artist Terence Koh show in Cool Hunting top 5 art shows 2008
Posted on Sunday, January 4th, 2009
BEST ART SHOW 2008 Terence Koh’s first New York show Flowers for Baudelaire was selected as one of the top 5 art shows of 2008 by Cool Hunting, a website which ’attracts and inspires’ more than 250,000 readers from around the world … Continue reading
Central Asian art joins mainstream market – Eurasianet
Posted on Saturday, December 27th, 2008
CENTRAL ASIAN ART The strong presence of Central Asian artists at recent art fairs and exhibits in New York is helping to underscore the fact that the region has joined the mainstream of the international art market reports Eurasianet. A … Continue reading
Asian Art Fair in New York cancelled – New York Times, Artinfo
Posted on Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008
The New York Times reports: Reflecting the recent nose dive in confidence in the art and antiquities markets, the International Asian Art Fair held each spring in Manhattan has been canceled. The event’s organizers said the current economic slump was … Continue reading
Pakistani artist Shahzia Sikander at Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum New York to August 2009
Posted on Monday, December 15th, 2008
PAKISTANI ARTIST MUSEUM SHOW Shahzia Sikander Selects: Works from the Permanent Collection On view March 20-August 31, 2009 Internationally acclaimed artist Shahzia Sikander will serve as the ninth guest curator of the “Selects” exhibition series devoted to showing the museum’s … Continue reading
Sotheby's irrevocable bid explained – FT, Saatchi
Posted on Wednesday, November 12th, 2008
AUCTION NEWS What is an “irrevocable bid”? asks Georgina Adam in the Financial Times ‘A new symbol is perplexing dealers and collectors alike. It popped up for the first time in Sotheby’s catalogue for its Impressionist and Modern sale … Continue reading
Emerging Chinese artist Zhang Peng has first solo show in New York gallery Eli Klein to January 2009 – Art2Bank
Posted on Thursday, November 6th, 2008
EMERGING ARTIST SHOW NEW YORK 8 November to 5 January 2009 Eli Klein Fine Art will be presenting “Fascinating Beauty,” Zhang Peng’s first solo exhibition in New York. The show will feature new photography, paintings and watercolors. At 27, Zhang … Continue reading
World first show of Japanese sculpture in bamboo, New York
Posted on Thursday, September 18th, 2008
MUSEUM SURVEY BAMBOO SCULPTURE to January 11 2009 “Over the past few years, Japanese bamboo artists have reached beyond the established boundaries of their craft” says the Japan Society in New York. “New Bamboo: Contemporary Japanese Masters … Continue reading
Asia Society to show emerging Pakistani artists in New York summer 2009
Posted on Sunday, July 27th, 2008
Source: Asia Society EMERGING PAKISTANI ARTISTS NEW YORK SHOW Art from Pakistan Today Summer 2009 Radar update 5 December 2008: The Asia Society has written to inform us that the exhibition has been delayed to a date yet to be … Continue reading



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