Topographical pictures specialist Nicholas Lambourn discuss the rising interest in China for Chinese export paintings
A new collector’s guide to palettes, glazes, reign marks, and the different kilns, plus why it pays to handle as many pieces as possible
Strong results for the best in art and luxury in 16 sales, including a record for the most expensive object ever sold by Christie’s in Asia
Wood and Rock, the 1,000-year-old scroll painting that sparked an aesthetic revolution, becomes most expensive object ever sold by Christie’s in Asia
Highlights from the Brooklyn-born philanthropists’ collection of Asian art — coming to Christie’s New York in 2019
Art critic Alastair Sooke and Christie’s specialist Sophia Zhou discuss the life and times of this giant of Chinese culture
Specialist Kim Yu considers the spiritual import of Su Shi’s Wood and Rock, and why elemental forces might have offered consolation in times of banishment
Specialist Chi Fan Tsang on an imperial vase that resembles a scroll painting in the way the landscape unfurls
A special sale in Hong Kong that embarks on an artistic journey from Su Shi through a millennium of Chinese history
Specialist Sophia Zhou on an album of rare fan-leaf paintings by some of the greatest names in the history of Chinese art
A closer look at the life and friendships of the Paris-based Chinese artist who bridged the divide between East and West
Our dedicated online sale of prints by the Chinese-born French artist reveals how his styles and themes evolved across five decades
A guide to the Chinese artist who was a peer of Wu Guanzhong and Zao Wou-Ki, and celebrated for his elegiac paintings that reconfigured Western abstraction
Professor Matthew McKelway is your guide to these exquisitely beautiful emblems of wealth and power
Highlights from a lecture on Su Shi’s Wood and Rock, given by Dr Alfreda Murck of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
As this 1,000-year-old Ru tea bowl comes to auction in Hong Kong, we look at the evolution of the grey-green ware from Yue to Yaozhou to Ru
Specialist Marco Almeida examines this large Chinese moonflask and explains why it might have belonged to an Emperor
The art that came out of Japan as it emerged from 200 years of isolation at the end of the 19th century, illustrated with works offered in Hong Kong
Find out what our specialist discovered inside this rare Xuande-period figure of the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara
In conversation with the Korean-American artist, whose recent painting Evolution of Perception will be offered at Christie’s in Hong Kong on 25 November
The Gutai group was a collective of experimental performance and multimedia artists whose influence on contemporary art is only now being recognised
Lacquer has been used in Japanese art for millennia. Our Head of Japanese Art, Anastasia von Seibold, explains how to start your collection
Discover the very best of art and luxury with an array of works to be offered during Hong Kong Autumn Auctions
Meet the Chinese artist famous for his highly-saturated, mind-bending canvases, whose Daydreaming about the Future is offered in Shanghai on 21 September
In China this season, a dedicated Maotai sale plus two auctions featuring works by Warhol, Zao Wou-Ki, Yayoi Kusama and Yoshitomo Nara
Explore an extraordinary range of Asian art, from a bronze ritual gui, previously in the collection of the Qianlong Emperor, to South Asian Modernist paintings
At 90 years of age — and ahead of three of his works being offered in New York — one of the great figures of Indian post-war art reflects on his long career
A 1,000-year-old ink-on-paper scroll by revered Chinese artist Su Shi leads Christie’s November auction season in Hong Kong
Specialist Elizabeth Hammer on why age-old themes, materials and techniques continue to flourish among artists and collectors
Chinese Works of Art specialist Olivia Hamilton reckons these two superb sculptures — around 1,300 years old — are among ‘the finest I've seen come up for sale‘