A 360-degree preview of our upcoming online auction of Chinese paintings, to be offered 25 May to 1 June
Launching a new regular series, Hongmiao Shi gets the specialists’ perspectives on a quartet of precious objects available for immediate purchase
From Peggy and David Rockefeller to David Gilmour — take a digital stroll through the exhibitions that made history at Christie’s
This evolving virtual exhibition explores the visual relationship between the creative output of Artists Yuichi Inoue and Joyce Pensato
From the colour of your outfit to the number of dragons on your coat, how Chinese robes told everyone exactly who you were
A special preview of highlights from Exquisite Eye: Chinese Paintings Online auction, to be offered 25 May to 1 June
From craquelure to patina, watermarks to brushstrokes… Our specialists on what they’re looking for when someone brings a work of art into Christie’s
An expert guide to palettes, glazes, reign marks, and the different kilns, featuring outstanding examples sold at Christie’s
Find out more about Chinese decorative techniques, and how and why glazes evolved via crackles, ’tear marks’ and blushes
A special preview of highlights from upcoming The Art of China online auction, to be offered 21 to 28 May
A special preview of works available for immediate purchase through Christie’s Private Sales service
An introduction to the key artists, who combined Western influences with a deep Japanese sensibility. Illustrated with works offered in New York on 31 March
Kate Hunt on finding and reading reign marks, their history and how to tell genuine fakes from ‘apocryphal’ marks
Everything from identifying natural dyes to finding the right setting on your vacuum cleaner. Illustrated with past and upcoming lots offered at Christie’s
A tribute to one of the great figures of Indian post-war art, whose career was defined by free-thinking and experimentation
Ahead of a sale of works from their comprehensive collection, the couple describe how they began to acquire art after moving to Delhi in the early 1990s
A guide to the quiet life and uncanny paintings of one of India’s foremost modernists, featuring works offered at Christie’s
Young French collector John Dodelande sees China as the future of art
As Yoshitomo Nara’s Dead of Night comes to auction in London, we examine how the artist’s work blends new and old ideas of Japanese identity
Nishad Avari guides us through the life and art of one of India’s most important painters — illustrated with works offered at Christie’s this March
A special preview of selected highlights from a distinguished European collection, offered in London
A look back at the standout moments, extraordinary objects and storied collections offered at Christie’s this year
Superb works spanning Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Himalayan and Southeast Asian Art are among the highlights of one of the finest cross-category collections ever presented at auction
The Vice President of Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art in Hong Kong on a career-defining discovery, his love of jade and ‘handling terrific art every day’
The series of 17 sales attracts buyers from 50 different countries and is led by Sanyu’s Five Nudes, which realises a record HK$303,985,000
This rare Qing-dynasty bowl is a sublime example of ‘the creative collaboration between the East and the West’. It sold for HK$87,200,000
Paintings, drawings, works on paper and sculpture assembled by the celebrated international architect and his wife during their 72-year marriage
‘Nothing like this by Murakami has come to market before,’ says specialist Asia Chiao. The Simple Things is offered in Hong Kong
As selected works from one of the finest collection of Vietnamese art comes to Christie’s Hong Kong, we meet the man behind the collection
Specialist Eric Chang on why this work, which sold for a record HK$303,985,000 in Hong Kong, ‘marks a true peak of his career’