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JUNE 2008 ISSUE

June 2008June 2008
Indian Artist Wins the Third Artes Mundi Prize

May 2008May 2008
World Record for Japanese Work of Art in New York

APRIL 2008APRIL 2008
New Asian Sites Added to World Heritage Fund List

March 2008March 2008
Fire Destroys National Treasure in Seoul, Korea

February 2008February 2008
South Asian Galleries Open at Royal Ontario Museum

January 2008January 2008
January 2008

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ancient jar on show in Viet Nam from Myth to Modernity

Jar, one of the artefacts on show in Viet Nam! From Myth to Modernity currently at the Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore

In September 2008 issue


No issues July or August

The September issue will features our guide to the mini Asian Art week in New York, including our guide to events, gallery shows, auctions, museum exhibitions,  as well as comprehensive NY listings and map.

In New York, we review Early Buddhist Manuscripts: The Palm Leaf Tradition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which It focuses on the Met's rare illuminated palm-leaf manuscripts based on the Ashtasahasrika Prajnaparamita 'Perfection of Wisdom' Sutra.

In features Denise Heywood takes a look at what's happening in the field of textiles in Cambodia

And discover the Cultural Heritage of Sri Lanka the Land of Serendipity at Tokyo National Museum from 17 September

Martin Lorber revisits the question and status of the Chinese import restriction requests that has caused such concern in the US.

Viet Nam! From Myth To Modernity, currently on show at the Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore, explores one of Asia’s fastest growing economies

Yvonne Tan looks at Peking 1920's  through Osvald Siren's photographs on show at the  Ostasiatiska Museet in Stockholm

We also look at the string of Asian biennales that will open in September, including Shanghai and Singapore

And preview upcoming fairs in Hong Kong, Singapore and Paris

Reports on the Southeast Asian paintings spring auctions

Plus our regular round-up of news, galleries, exhibitions and events around the world, and the comprehensive listings page covering everything you need to know about Asian art each month

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