The minimalist art movement of the 1970s exerts a powerful influence on some South Korean artists, as Claire Wrathall reports
A special exhibition at Christie’s in Shanghai marks the first time the Taiwanese artist’s work will have been shown in mainland China
Discover works by Vasudeo S. Gaitonde and Tyeb Mehta alongside significant works by modern masters including Francis Newton Souza and Akbar Padamsee
How to get clued up on everything from reign marks to firing flaws, palettes, glazes and the different kilns
Christie’s most ambitious offering of Western art to date adds to strong performance in 18 sales across six days
Specialist Rukmani Kumari Rathore on an 18th-century illustrated manuscript of the Hindu epic that was owned by a warrior queen
Ruben Lien, Senior Specialist in Chinese Works of Art, admires a gilt-bronze Buddha crafted some 1,400 years ago
Why this nearly 300-year-old Celestial Sphere vase will set hearts fluttering when it comes to auction on 30 May
Innovator, forger, globetrotter — insights into the long life and influential career of China’s most popular modern artist
A guide to the artist credited with galvanising Chinese painting in the 20th century, illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
Senior specialist Fung Chiang offers an expert introduction, illustrated with pieces offered in Hong Kong Magnificent Jewels on 29 May
Who’s hot? Which regions are undervalued? These and other questions answered, together with works offered in our 22-30 May online sale
Works offered in this month’s auctions of classical, modern and contemporary Chinese painting in Hong Kong that reveal evolutions in style over the centuries
Specialist Eric Chang surveys a group of masterworks by the Chinese-French painter offered on 26 May
Margaret Gristina contemplates this ‘exquisite’ 600-year-old emblem of the long relationship between the Rockefellers and China
Best known for his unsettling portraits of children, Yoshitomo Nara’s work blends new and old ideas of Japanese identity
A closer look at the life and friendships of the Paris-based Chinese artist who bridged the divide between East and West
Florence Waters takes a closer look at the extraordinary life and career of the woman behind the dots
Specialist Katie Lundie peels back the layers of meaning in peonies, jasmine, morning glories, camellias and other blooms
Christie's Hong Kong Spring Auctions sale series brings together masterworks across Chinese works of art and paintings, Asian 20th-century and contemporary art and jewels, watches, wine and handbags
As well as keeping the bed cool, ancient Chinese ceramic pillows made for auspicious gifts and warded off evil spirits
Christie’s specialists showcase their favourite pieces from the Hong Kong Spring Auctions, 25-30 May 2018
Explore the outstanding works offered in Christie’s New York’s Classic Week, now on view in our galleries at Rockefeller Center
As a collection of Hokusai’s ukiyo-e prints appears in our Japanese and Korean Art sale on April 18, we bring his famous visions of 19th-century Japan to life
A 360-degree preview of our upcoming Hong Kong Spring Auctions, featuring Chinese paintings and works of art, Asian 20th-century and contemporary art, jewels, watches and more
An essential introduction to the artist who created the most recognisable Japanese art work ever made
As Chinese Ceramics specialist Joan Ho explains, when it comes to porcelain, not all blues are the same
The ‘Godfather of Toy Figures’ invites us into his Hong Kong studio for a peek at his upcoming selling exhibition, presented at Christie’s Hong Kong, 11-27 April
We canvass a panel of local gallerists, artists and restaurateurs for their advice on the best places to stay, eat and relax
David Rockefeller and his eldest son on what art, philanthropy and a love of Asian culture have meant to one of America’s greatest families