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Asia Art Week 2026 in New York Features Diverse Cultural Events

festival-fair · 2026-03-19

Asia Art Week begins in New York City on March 19, 2026, running for ten days with numerous exhibitions, auctions, and lectures highlighting artistic traditions from across Asia. Eight notable events include a display of Indian and Persian miniature paintings at Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch, a selling exhibition of Zarina's works at Sotheby's Breuer Building, and a Japanese woodblock print showcase at the Mark Hotel. Other highlights are a Korean diaspora exhibition at the Korean Cultural Center, a Chinese porcelain lecture at The Frick Collection, Christie's South Asian art auction, a Mei Lanfang exhibition at the China Institute Gallery, and a Korean contemporary art show at Space 776 Gallery. These events celebrate historical and contemporary art from regions including Persia, India, Japan, China, and Korea.

Key facts

  • Asia Art Week runs from March 19 to March 29, 2026 in New York City
  • Eight featured events include exhibitions, auctions, and lectures
  • Events span various Asian artistic traditions from miniature paintings to contemporary works
  • Locations include Manhattan galleries, museums, and auction houses
  • Highlights include Persian and Indian miniatures, Japanese prints, and Korean diaspora art

Entities

Artists

  • Mirza Baba
  • Zarina
  • Hokusai
  • Eishi
  • Sadahide
  • Hiroshige
  • Hiroshi Yoshida
  • Kakyoung Lee
  • Buhm Hong
  • Hong Seon Jang
  • Sun You
  • Tyeb Mehta
  • Jamini Roy
  • M.F. Hussein
  • Satish Gujral
  • Sheila Makhijani
  • Arpita Singh
  • Jagdish Swaminathan
  • Mei Lanfang
  • Jeoung Keun Chan
  • Hyeongsoo Kim
  • Hak Il Kim
  • Kim Guiline

Institutions

  • Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch
  • Sotheby's
  • Art of Japan
  • Korean Cultural Center
  • The Frick Collection
  • Christie's
  • China Institute Gallery
  • Space 776 Gallery

Locations

  • New York City
  • Manhattan
  • Upper East Side
  • Rose Hill
  • Midtown
  • Financial District
  • Lower East Side

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