Ryoko Kato

Ryoko Kato,the single-eyelid Japanese girl.

Will Pablo Picasso light in China?

The answer's in 29th April,China Huachen.

Xu Bing and his new English calligraphy

A perfect combination of English and Chinese calligraphy.

Zao Wou-Ki and his unique language

I like the way he writes sentences.I mean that's neither classical Chinese nor modern Chinese.In common with his oil paintings,it's a blend of eastern and western art,both in appearance and significance.First impression was confusing and suprising,and then short and sweet.

4 Days,Full of Records in Hong Kong Sotheby's Spring sales

Who's arranging the Banana Shrub?

God gold god,gold god gold!

Bought at USD 500,000.00 in Shanghai and sold for HK$ 61,927,500.00 in Hong Kong.Mr. Michael Clayton,Sotheby's taught you who's the genuine miracle worker.

No cheese and eggplant!

The red should languish and the green must grow？

Where are Xu Bing's birds from?

4 sparkling records for dimonds and watches.

A Guan Vase Breaks the World Record for Song Ceramics

HK$ 82,000,000,that's my guess! Put the guess to the proof tomorrow.

China Guardian 2008 Spring Auction,Imperial Zitan Furnitures included

First time in my life feel so close to the masterworks and art market .Thank you very much for giving me the chance and I'll never forget these experiences.

Very Rare Kwan-yin from China Hanhai Auction 2008 Spring Sale

But it's not a Chinese artwork.

China Poly 2008 Spring Auction,6 paintings from the Treasure Chests of the Stone Moat

Not 1,not 2,but 6!

A WEEK

Spring Auctions Strengthen Song Ceramic Market

Southern Song Guan Ware Vase,China Guardian

China Guardian,2008 Spring Auction

10 days

Ten days for these 2 brothers,there will be bidding wars all because of you，prides of Song dynasty.

Kinuta Vase

Great provenance,perfect glaze,amazing price!

What a Garden!

Kuan Ware Vase sold for HK$82.0 million at Sotheby's Spring Sale 2008 in Hong Kong?

THIS WILL BE THE FOCUS OF THE WORLD IN 11TH APRIL!

WE'LL SEE.

Differences between Sotheby's and Christie's

Sotheby's, 'businessmen pretending to be gentlemen'
American furniture,photography

Christie's, 'gentlemen pretending to be businessmen'
European furniture,books and manuscripts
(by Anna Rohleder,forbes.com)

Which auction house's doing better with Asian art?