This detail from the ArtDaily newsletter shows the top of their daily email from March 18th.
As we all know extremely well, effective and energetic publicity is critical to the success of Asia Week. Asia Week New York’s own Marilyn White, who diligently and creatively organizes AWNY’s PR efforts, prepared and distributed a campaign of press releases and outreach leading up to and supporting this year’s Asia Week. The most recent press release highlighted the juxtaposition of the best antique and contemporary Asian art in our member galleries, auction houses, and museums.
Read the dispatch, click here
In turn, AWNY has been actively covered in the press. For example, in addition to the article that preceded Asia Week, The New York Times followed up with another article before the Open House Weekend. Illustrated by DAG’s Surveyor and the Surveyed by Navjot Altaf, the NYT echoed the variety of offerings available during Asia Week by noting that visitors could see the “Buddha head from the fourth century at Kapoor Galleries on 67th Street, a vase from the Tang dynasty at Zetterquist Galleries on 66th Street, modern Japanese stoneware by female artists at Dai Ichi Arts on 64th Street”, as well as the sculpture by Navjot. To read the article, click here.
This detail is also from the March 18th issue of ArtDaily
As many of you probably noticed in your daily email newsletter from ArtDaily, readers were offered a two-week blitz of an eye-catching banner expressing our common sentiment, “New York is the destination for Asian Art,” and numerous highlights from member galleries, entitled “The Best Photos of the Day”, an example of which is above.
The full article, as well other press coverage of Asia Week New York, can be found in the Press Room section of the AWNY website. For the Apollo, click here.
