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Arts of Asia, founded in 1970, is the world’s leading fine magazine of Asian art and antiques. Subscribe here:

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An article from Arts of Asia about the history of Chinese silk is available to read online! This Ming dynasty coat with ox-horn dragons, embroidered in polychrome silk threads on silk gauze … read more at https://t.co/5r1zw3Z2at

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The Editorial from Arts of Asia’s Summer 2026 issue, spotlighting the landmark exhibition “A History of China in Silk: The Chris Hall Collection”, is now available to read online! In his letter, Publisher and Editor Robin Markbreiter shares… Read more at https://t.co/tFffycwcr7

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Arts of Asia’s Summer 2026 issue is out! This edition explores China’s silk heritage at @hongkongpalacemuseum, Qing imperial carpets and Cambodian textiles. Also featured: Samurai history, Otomaru Jun’s carved lacquer…. More at https://t.co/Qqht7exGif

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An article from Arts of Asia about ancient Chinese bronze gong wine vessels is available to read online! The gong, a type of ritual wine container, emerged as a distinctive form in the late Shang dynasty (circa 1300–1046 BC) and continued …read more at https://t.co/csJ5DUsXXG

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The Editorial from Arts of Asia's Spring 2026 issue, dedicated to Asian art in major US museums, is now available to read online! In his letter, Publisher and Editor Robin Markbreiter shares… Read more at https://t.co/W0nuFfKhcE

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Arts of Asia’s Spring 2026 issue is out! This edition explores Chinese and Japanese art, in partnership with @artsmia. Also featured: The Met's Packard Collection 50th anniversary & Pahari paintings @metmuseum. More at https://t.co/FDReHOit5G

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An article from our Winter 2025 issue is available to read online!
Natalie Marchant’s “Marchant – One Hundred Years, A Century of Connoisseurship: The Legacy of Marchant in Chinese Art (1925–2025)” offers a reflective ... Read more at https://t.co/fHhVzDWxbP

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The Editorial from Arts of Asia's Winter 2025 issue is now available to read online! In celebration of the centenary of the esteemed Marchant Gallery, Publisher and Editor Robin Markbreiter explores.... read more at https://t.co/imuMr1kHvl

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Arts of Asia’s Winter 2025 issue celebrates the centenary of the prestigious Marchant gallery @marchantasianart, diving into the gallery’s remarkable journey from its founding in 1925 to today ... More at https://t.co/hvIfEqArGF

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An article from our magazine exploring the life and work of Yuichi Inoue is now available online!
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Yuichi Inoue (1916–1985) is celebrated as a revolutionary figure in calligraphy, renowned for his innovative techniques and bold use ... Read it at https://t.co/384fq2LDWm

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Publisher and Editor Robin Markbreiter invites readers to delve into the life and work of avant-garde calligrapher Yuichi Inoue in our cover article. He also highlights the exhibition “Bamboo Baskets: Chinese Origins, Japanese Innovations”... Read it at https://t.co/s7GJLNWvgT

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Arts of Asia’s Autumn 2025 issue highlights Japanese art, including calligrapher Yuichi Inoue (1916–1985), along with bamboo baskets, idyllic Shin Hanga prints, lacquer by Otomaru Kodo (1898–1997), cultural exchanges between Holland and Japan. More at: https://t.co/bzOI2Rp3zF

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Now available, Arts of Asia’s free article from our Summer 2025 issue, James C.S. Lin of The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, details his recent research on Chinese reverse-painted glass mirrors. Link: https://t.co/FSXmwCR2Ve

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In his Editorial on the Summer 2025 issue, Publisher and Editor Robin Markbreiter writes about the important Chinese export art collection of the Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, which the issue features, and other Asian art updates. Read it at https://t.co/LNkDSlZNHt

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The Summer 2025 issue highlights the @FitzMuseum_UK. Via 7 articles, we examine how Qing officials used export art to project the country's identity to the outside world and how they drew upon Chinese and European visual traditions. Link: https://t.co/enLRCfn0x1

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Join Paul Bromberg on Sunday, May 4 (3–4 pm) at the International Antiques Fair, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, where he will discuss collecting Asian art and later bronzes for the Chinese scholar's studio. For details about his book: https://t.co/SvpXG95fds

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Read Arts of Asia’s free article from our Spring 2025 issue: Kerry Nguyen-Long discusses Vietnamese modernist artist Phung Pham’s artistic journey and examines his oeuvre. Link: https://t.co/2JfbMy4SOF

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Publisher and Editor Robin Markbreiter writes about our Spring 2025 issue, highlighting Japanese poetry, calligraphy and painting, known as the “three perfections”, and updates about events in the global Asian art world in his Editorial letter. Read it at https://t.co/XkbgeEbaXy

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Arts of Asia is holding a book launch and signing of “Later Chinese Bronzes for the Scholar’s Studio: The Bromberg Collection”, by Paul Bromberg, at Bonhams New York on March 14, 2025. To RSVP for the private cocktail please email [email protected].

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Our Spring 2025 issue is out, with @metmuseum, highlighting the Mary and Cheney Cowles collection of Japanese calligraphy and painting via 8 articles. Other features include Chinese bronzes, Silk Road, contemporary Vietnamese art, and more. View it at: https://t.co/Fkq4nNJxcg