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CIGE China International Gallery Exposition
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April 24 - 28, 2008
Exhibition Hall China World Trade Center |
Art Galleries The total exhibition area of around 13,000 square meters on the first and second floor of the Exhibition Hall of the China World Trade Center will show 120 outstanding galleries from all over the world, presenting a great panorama of cutting edge contemporary art. Media Area Reserved to leading international Art and Culture Magazines, Newspapers, Websites. Location: Entrance area (Lobby), 1st floor |
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Asia International Arts and Antiques Fair
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May 23 - 26, 2008
AsiaWorld-Expo (adjacent to Hong Kong International Airport) Hong Kong |
Located in the heart of Asia, Hong Kong has, and will always be, an important gateway to China. Such is the reason why the AIAA selected the vibrant Hong Kong as the focal point to gather the antique dealers, lovers and private collectors from all over the world. Hong Kong takes pride of its antique market that has witnessed prosperous growth. Thanks to the hard work, commitment and contribution of many respectable antiques dealers from various corners of the world, the AIAA undoubtedly leave its mark as an important milestone in Hong Kong s art history. The great success of AIAA 2006 will be the important foundation for the success of AIAA 2007
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Ceramics China Fair
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September 6 - 9, 2007
Zibo Shandong |
Located in Asia, CERAMICS CHINA has been the most promising exhibition of global importance ever since it came into being. In time, CERAMICS CHINA has now established itself as an elite marketing center for the ceramics industry. Driven by the combined strength of top-level Chinese authorities and some of the strongest organizations of the industry in the world, CERAMICS CHINA is turning out as an annual flash of world intelligence, creativity, productivity and business opportunities in the ceramics industry.
As a result, CERAMCS CHINA itself grows with the industry rapidly and constantly. Having brought unmeasurable fortune to hundreds of thousands of people coming from all over the world, CERAMCS CHINA not only maps the newest technologies into its fair area but also displays to the world snapshots of the growth of supplying power in Asia. Today, by taking parts in CERAMCS CHINA, people find themselves somewhat forming parts of the trend towards a bright future of the global ceramics industry. |
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Hong Kong International Arts and Antiques Fair
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October 4 - 7, 2008
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre |
The Hong Kong International Arts and Antiques Fair (HKIAAF), to be staged from 4 to 7 October 2008 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, will mark a new milestone in the exciting and robust Hong Kong art scene. With a unique combination of both antiques and contemporary art, this is the first art fair in Hong Kong in more than a decade showcasing a wide range of collecting categories spanning from the Neolithic period through to the present day.
Over 80 galleries from Asia, Europe and America will participate in this premier art fair which is expected to capture enormous interest from collectors, connoisseurs and dealers from around the world. The fair is open to the general public from 11 am to 7 pm each day. |
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Shanghai Fine Jewellery and Art Fair
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October 12 - 19, 2008
Shanghai Exhibition Center |
Shanghai has a 700 year history and is once again one of East Asia's international financial centers. More recently, since China's reform and opening and especially since the 1990's when Shanghai implemented the national strategy of developing Pudong, the city's economy, social structure, and appearance have all undergone huge changes. Shanghai's foreign trade volume accounts for a quarter of the nation’s total and attracts the attention of the entire world. This brings China to be the second largest economy in the world and explains the massive foreign investments. The goal of the SFJAF is to bring together for the first time in China the world’s leading galleries and jewelers |
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November 15 - 19, 2007
7F, No. 396, Panyu Rd. Shanghai |
Shanghai Art Fair 2007, the 11th edition of the event scheduled to run from Nov. 15 thru. 19, has recently publicized the general organizing plan.
This year’s show continues to lead in Asia in its large scale. The total exhibition space reaches 22,000 sqm which consists of three main halls. Hall 1 and Hall 3, established with 215 booths, are set up only for art galleries from home and abroad. Meanwhile, top exhibition facilities are equipped including wooden panels (H: 3m) and new type of lightening systems. The exhibits focus on paintings, sculptures, prints, installations, etc. Hall 2 is set up for theme exhibition. In this year’s Fair plan, the most noticeable measure is that no independent artists’ participation will be allowed. Besides, before the main fair opens, the organizing committee has curated SHANGHAI ART FAIR INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ART EXIHIBITION 2007 taking place in the venue of Shanghai Exhibition Center as series exhibition to warm up the art market. |
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