Younghye's Art Journey: #이응노 #아시아위크뉴욕

The 9th annual Asia Week New York, when 45 top-tier international galleries from Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Switzerland, and the U.S. converge here to present millions of dollars worth of rare treasures from the Far East. All the exhibitions are free and open to the public. For more information, visit www.asiaweekny.com

This year is fifth Asia Week NY for me. I did only have little knowledge about Asia Art in the beginning, but last 5 years, my vision and knowledge has been grown with Asia Week NY dealers' art pieces.

This year, I could see lots of Tibetan and Chinese pieces which could see there are many Chinese clients, but it could be nice if we could see more South Asian and Korean Art like a couple years ago.

Here are some galleries...

Joan Mirviss Ltd.: Important and precious Japanese modern and contemporary ceramics

Onishi Gallery: Beautiful pieces of Craft art by Japanese artists

Scholten Japanese Art : Gorgeous Japanese prints. This year, they have print with mirror subject.

Finally Galley: Fantastic modern paintings of Chinese and Vietnamese Artists

Dr. Robert R. Bigler: Nice buddha Art. He has lots of knowledge about Tibetan and Chinese buddha

Eric Zetterquist: Original & beautiful antique ceramics from China and Korea (Korean and Northern & Southern Song Celadon)

Michael C. Hughes: Chinese and a few Korean antique

Sue Ollemans Oriental Art: Precious and historical antique jewelries from South Asia

Tai Modern: Japanese gorgeous bamboo art

Giele Vroes: Precious antique works... She has most expensive and precious pieces among the most of Asia Week NY dealers.

HK Art & Antiques: New, and the dealer is used to work for Korean Art department at Christies for long time. She has most important Korean modern art by 김 환기, 백 남준, 이 응노...

Kaikodo LLC: Important historical Japanese and Chinese antique earthware and stoneware. I asked some questions at the TEFAF last year about porcelain. None of dealers gave me an answer, but they gave me very clear answer. They are very knowledgeable about earthware, stoneware, celadon, and porcelain...