Asia Week New York, scheduled for March 13-21, 2025, promises a rich display of Asian art, with auctions and exhibitions showcasing pieces spanning 5,000 years of history. Katsushika Hokusai's iconic 'Great Wave' print is set to headline Christie's Japanese and Korean Art sale on March 18, estimated to fetch up to $600,000. A rare 18th-century Moon Jar, an icon of Korean minimalism, is also up for auction with an estimate of $2.5 million. Beyond the auctions, twenty-seven galleries will present a diverse array of porcelain, textiles, sculptures, and paintings. Events include "250 Years of Japanese Woodblock Prints" at The Mark Hotel and "Light and Abundance: Gold in Japanese Art" at Ippodo Gallery's new Tribeca location. Museums like the Met and Asia Society will also host related exhibitions, offering a comprehensive exploration of Asian art and culture.
Asia Week New York: Hokusai's 'Great Wave' and Rare Moon Jar Headline Diverse Art Auctions
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