(Clockwise from Top Left): Courtesy Joan B Mirviss LTD; Alisan Fine Arts; Fu Qiumeng Fine Art; Hiroshi Yanagi Oriental Art; Ippodo Gallery; Tina Kim Gallery; Seizan Gallery; Onishi Gallery; Loewentheil Photography of China Collection
Although our nine-day celebration of exhibitions, events, and auctions for Asia Week New York has come to an end, many captivating exhibitions are still open for viewing! Take this opportunity to explore these remarkable galleries, where ongoing exhibitions showcase extraordinary collections of Asian art. Check their gallery websites for specific dates and hours.
Alisan Fine Arts
Fu Xiaotong: NUN-7 and Wang Tiande: Beyond Reach
Closing April 18, 2026
Fu Xiaotong and Wang Tiande present a compelling dialogue grounded in the tradition of Chinese landscape painting, with nature as their central theme. Through an enduring engagement with the natural world, both artists pursue innovative material practices, manipulating ink and Xuan paper to challenge and expand the expressive possibilities of these classical mediums.
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Fu Qiumeng Fine Art
Contemplation / Meditation: Concepts and Cultures
Closing April 11, 2026
This co-curated exhibition by Fu Qiumeng and Jeffrey Wechsler examines how Eastern and Western artistic traditions have given form to inner stillness, reflection, and heightened states of awareness. Bringing together works from classical and modern East Asian art alongside modern and contemporary American painting, it traces a cross-cultural dialogue on the visual language of contemplation.
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Ippodo Gallery
Banquet of Life: Nihonga Paintings by Daisuke Nakano
Closing April 18, 2026
Banquet of Life: Nihonga Paintings by Daisuke Nakano marks the artist’s long-awaited third New York solo exhibition featuring eleven new works. Evoking the poetic passage of the seasons, the exhibition unfolds through luminous visions of flora and fauna. Rooted in the Nihonga tradition, Nakano employs mineral pigments, gold and silver leaf, and time-honored techniques to create richly layered compositions that harmonize classical refinement with a vibrant contemporary sensibility.
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Tina Kim Gallery
Suki Seokyeong Kang: Our Spring
Closing April 25, 2026
A solo exhibition of the late Korean artist Suki Seokyeong Kang (1977–2025) commemorates the one-year anniversary of her passing. Both a memorial and a celebration, the show reflects her singular vision—an exploration of human existence shaped by the delicate balance between solitude and interdependence. Featuring significant sculptural and two-dimensional works from the last decade of her life, the exhibition includes the New York debut of pieces from some of Kang’s most influential series. It stands as a tribute to her enduring legacy, where past and present, and the individual and collective, converge in quiet harmony.
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Loewentheil Photography of China Collection
Shanghai: A Century of Photography, 1850-1950
Closing May 19, 2026
Shanghai: A Century of Photography, 1850–1950 traces the city’s photographic history from its earliest paper prints to vernacular works of the mid-twentieth century. Nineteenth-century albumen views of the Bund, gardens, waterways, and commercial districts reveal photographers’ experiments with scale, perspective, and clarity, capturing a rapidly transforming urban landscape. Twentieth-century vernacular works chart the evolution of Shanghai’s visual culture, reflecting the dynamic interplay of art, commerce, and modernity.
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Joan B Mirviss LTD
Six Celestials
Closing April 24, 2026
In collaboration with Shibuya Kurodatoen Co., Ltd., Six Celestials presents a selection of seminal works by six artists whose pioneering careers helped define the trajectory of contemporary Japanese clay art. By placing these diverse practices in dialogue, the exhibition examines how each artist expanded the formal and conceptual possibilities of ceramics, collectively shaping a field that has become one of the most inventive and vibrant arenas in contemporary art.
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Onishi Gallery
KOGEI Exhibition: Metalwork and Lacquerware
Closing April 3, 2026
Featuring works by leading Japanese artists, including several designated as “Living National Treasures,” this exhibition presents contemporary masterpieces rooted in centuries of tradition. It offers an extraordinary encounter with masters of two of Japan’s most distinctive craft disciplines, whose practice combines a deep reverence for traditional skills and materials with a bold spirit of innovation. Together, these works exemplify the essence of KOGEI, a uniquely Japanese phenomenon that occupies a singular space at the intersection of craft and art.
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Seizan Gallery
Spring Group Show
Closing May 9, 2026
This exhibition brings together nine distinguished Japanese artists, each deeply rooted in the traditions of their respective mediums while extending these practices to address contemporary questions of materiality, form, and perception. Participating artists—including Kiyoshi Hamada, Yasuko Hasumura, Noriyuki Saito, Tabuchi Taro, and Shigemi Yasuhara—offer distinct yet resonant voices, collectively illuminating the ongoing evolution of Japanese art across generations.
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Hiroshi Yanagi Oriental Art
New Acquisitions and Selected Highlights Online Exhibition
Ongoing through Spring 2026
Their online exhibition of Japanese and Korean works of art presents some of the finest examples of craftsmanship and innovation from the region. From exquisite ceramics and delicate lacquerware to masterful paintings and decorative objects, the selection celebrates the enduring beauty, technical mastery, and cultural richness of East Asian art, offering collectors and enthusiasts the opportunity to explore these exceptional works from anywhere in the world.
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