artnet's March Newsletter: Asia Week New York, Ask an Art Critic, Facebook for L.A. Art and more...

If you are unable to view this message, click here. To unsubscribe from this list, click here. Follow and Share on       artnet | artnet Auctions | artnet Artists A-Z | artnet Galleries | artnet Price Database | artnet Magazine March 2011 Asia Week Smiles on New York As spring breaks in New York, art from Asia is the focus at galleries, auction houses and the Arts of Pacific Asia Art Fair—while our prayers are with the recovery from the earthquake in Japan. New York Asia Week, launched by the auction houses in the early 1990s, presumes that people who are interested in Tibetan sculpture might somehow also be interested in Malaysian batik and Chinese contemporary. Twenty years on, this fiction is stronger than ever... Read More Ask an Art Critic by Jerry Saltz Are you still against art fairs? What's the best show in New York City right now? And can a New Yorker go to Boston, especially during spring training... Read More Facebook for L.A. Art Lyn Kienholz's lavishly illustrated, 516 page L.A. Rising, SoCal Artists Before 1980 is a Facebook of the early days of the Los Angeles art scene... Read More Tony Fitzpatrick's Star for My Black Irish Heart For Saint Patrick's Day, a few words on the notion that the Irish are a happy-go-lucky bunch with green outfits, fake brogues and a cheery disposition... Read More Charlie Finch: Social Media Is Old Age Do you express your thoughts in short sentences, like Twitter? Do you find yourself unable to concentrate, as with Gawker or HuffPo? Do you volunteer your opinion on any subject, as with blogs? Congratulations, you're... Read More It's Because You're Dying An anecdote from Los Angeles art dealer Patrick Painter about the art market, and the late artist Felix Gonzalez–Torres, via an essay from A Hedonist's Guide to Art (Hg2), the new anthology edited by Laura K. Jones... Read More High Voltage 2011 Art makes you good looking and smart. Portraits of art dealers, plus one fair director and one artist, from the VoltaNY 2011 art fair in New York... Read More Currently on artnet Auctions Visit artnet Auctions Register Now Robert Graham Brooke Mask (Brooke Shields), 2003 Bronze with unique patinae 11 x 12 x 6 inches Est: US $45,000-65,000 € 31,647-45,713 Bidding ends March 25 Kiki Smith Turtle, 2000 Dimensional iris print and collage 16.5 x 15.5 x 1.25 inches Est: US $4,000-5,000 € 2,813-3,516 Bidding ends March 25 Giò Pomodoro Sole Produttore, 1974 Bronze 46.5 x 46.5 x 1.6 inches Est: US $20,000-30,000 € 14,065-21,098 Bidding ends March 25 Explore more on artnet artnet Artists A-Z artnet Auctions artnet Calendar artnet Galleries artnet Magazine artnet Market Alert artnet Market Analyst artnet Market Reports artnet Monographs artnet Price Database

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