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€10.5 M for Asia at Drouot

Eric Booth, herald of the Thai scene

Managing director of the Jim Thomson silk company, the smiling collector and his stepfather, Jean-Michel Beurdeley, opened Thailand's Maiiam Museum,…

Moonlight on Korea

At Drouot, on Friday 26 April, this gouache by Kim Whan-ki with its poetic subject of a stag, a mountain and the moon, fetched €84,320.

Younghee Sohn: Building Up a Market

Art Busan is incontestably South Korea's second biggest fair, despite a venue outside the capital of this highly centralised country. Its founder and…

Alice Jossaume: China and Japan share the spotlight

For four years, Alice Jossaume has been managing the venerable firm Portier & Associés with calm and serenity while taking a modern, dynamic look at…

"Cultures" in Brussels: reaping the benefits?

The synergy between the arts of elsewhere and yesteryear is palpable for the fourth year running, as the event at the Grand Sablon looks set to become…

Parcours des Mondes: the increasing presence of archaeology

Now firmly established as the global leader in non-European art, the Parcours des Mondes is widening its geographical scope to boost the presence of…

The art of lacquer under Emperor Yongle: €2,060,800

One of the highlights of Drouot's Asian week, this box, by attaining €2,060,800, becomes the specialty and the season’s most expensive item at the…

Mahakala triumphs at auction

His third eye watched over this statuette of Panjarnata Mahakala, cast in Tibet in the early 16th century.

Ideal Vietnam by Nguyên Gia Trí

A folding screen confirms the love for Nguyên Gia Trí’s lacquer landscapes.

Can Taipei Dangdai compete with Art Basel on the Eastern front?

Unrest in Hong Kong benefits the new Taiwanese fair, which has strengthened its ambition and, with around 100 high-end galleries, is becoming a key…

Childhood Visions of Vietnamese Painters

Two of the greatest artists from the Hanoi College of Fine Arts painted intimate, poetic works.

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Toujours en attente de confirmation pour Art Basel 2020

02 juin 2020 - 11:12

Préemption d'un Manet par le Musée d'Orsay

02 juin 2020 - 09:01

Démission groupée au comité de sélection d' Art Paris