Continuing Education Courses in Arsian Art Nyc
Overview
Overview
Originally a pursuit almost solely by elites, art collecting is now undertaken by a much broader class, with many recognizing it as an investment activity, fueling a global industry.
This 4-module virtual programme explores how art transforms from simply objects of desire to an asset class in which both passion and value reside. Such evolution, from collecting to investing, is examined through Asian Contemporary Art, highlighting not only the relevant art history, but also the ecosystem transformation that contributed to their commercial value today.
Modules will be divided into different Asian Contemporary Art categories, beginning with Japanese Contemporary Art, followed by Chinese Contemporary Art, Korean Contemporary Art, and finally, South East Asian Contemporary Art.
Each module consists of two art historical and connoisseurship focused lectures, followed by conversations with auction specialists on how to build their collection, what makes an auction record, nuances between various art cities and auction locations, and how works in this category have evolved to become assets with the potential for stellar investment returns.
Learning Outcomes:
- A fresh and well-rounded look at the development of key movements in Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Southeast Asian Contemporary Art, from not only the perspective of art history, but also the market evolution that contributed to their development and value today
- Insight into current contemporary art collectors and tastemakers
- Gain a deeper understanding of the value of Asian Contemporary Art, informing your appreciation of this collecting category and its market today
Image credit to Liu Ye, The Sailors With Red Flag, 1998 © Liu Ye
Schedule
Schedule
Module I: Japanese Contemporary Art
Dates: Monday to Wednesday, 26-28 September, 2022
Time: 5:00-6:30pm HKT / 10:00-11:30am BST
Day 1 From Gutai to Superflat: Japanese Contemporary Art
Day 2 Masterpieces at Auction in Japanese Contemporary Art
Day 3 Trends and Changes in Japanese Contemporary Art Collecting Today
Module II: Chinese Contemporary Art
Dates: Monday to Wednesday, 24-26 October, 2022
Time: 5:00-6:30pm HKT / 10:00-11:30am BST
Day 1 Movements in Chinese Contemporary Art
Day 2 Masterpieces at Auction in Chinese Contemporary Art
Day 3 Trends and Changes in Chinese Contemporary Art Collecting Today
Module III: Korean Contemporary Art
Dates: January 2023, dates to be announced
Times: 5:00-6:30pm HKT / 9:00-10:30am GMT
Day 1 Movements in Korean Contemporary Art
Day 2 Masterpieces at Auction in Korean Contemporary Art
Day 3 Trends and Changes in Korean Contemporary Art Collecting Today
Module IV: Southeast Asian Contemporary Art
Dates: March 2023, dates to be announced
Times: 5:00-6:30pm HKT / 9:00-10:30am GMT
Day 1 Movements in Southeast Asian Contemporary Art
Day 2 Masterpieces at Auction in Southeast Asian Contemporary Art
Day 3 Trends and Changes in Southeast Asian Contemporary Art Collecting TodaySpeakers
Speakers
Module I: Japanese Contemporary Art
Ada Tsui
Associate Vice President, Head of Day Sale & Specialist, 20th & 21st Century Art Department, Christie's Asia Pacific
Based in Hong Kong, Ada Tsui is an Art Specialist and heads 2 day sales of 20th/21st Century Art. In the current role, she leads the 20th and 21st Century Art Day Sale in business-getting, market analysis, exhibition planning and cultivating relationships with collectors in the region.
Ada received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History and Comparative Literature at The University of Hong Kong.
Jill Angel Chun
Associate Curator at Tai Kwun Contemporary, Hong Kong
Jill Angel Chun is a researcher and curator based in Hong Kong. She is currently an Associate Curator at Tai Kwun Contemporary in Hong Kong, where she recently co-curated group exhibitions Double Vision (2022), The Unsung (2021), and facilitated Pipilotti Rist: Behind Your Eyelids (2022), Poetic Heritage (2021), Ink City (2021), My Body Holds Its Shape (2020) and more. Prior to joining Tai Kwun, she curated *underground-children-festival (2018) for Para Site and Goethe-Institut Hong Kong. Previously, she has held positions in several art institutions and media, including Ocula, the Chinese Visual Festival in London, and Asia Art Archive. Her writings are published on Ocula, Artforum, ArtAsiaPacific, and The Art Newspaper among others. Chun holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from The University of Hong Kong and a Master of Arts degree in Art History from The Courtauld Institute of Art.
Module II: Chinese Contemporary Art
Sihan Hu
Associate Specialist, 20/21 Century Art, Christie's Asia Pacific
Sihan Hu joined Christie's Hong Kong in 2018, responsible for consignment, valuation, market analysis and collector cultivation, as well as promoting Chinese contemporary art in the global art market. She received her B.A. from China Academy of Art, and her M.A. from Chicago Institute of Art.
Jill Angel ChunAssociate Curator at Tai Kwun Contemporary, Hong Kong
FAQ
FAQ
- Can I buy just one module?
Yes, you can purchase a single module or the full programme containing 4 modules. Students completing the full programme are entitled to receive a certificate of completion upon request.
- How much is this programme?
You may opt to sign up for one single module at HK$2,400 / £240, or all four modules at HK$7,600 / £730.
- Would I get a certificate after the programme?
Participants signing up for all four modules (the full programme) are eligible to receive a certificate of completion upon request.
- If I missed Module I, can I still take up the full programme?
Yes, upon successful registration for the full programme, you will gain 30-day access to materials from the previous modules.
- May I speak to a course advisor before registering for the programme?
Yes, please schedule an appointment with a member of our team at shortcoursesHK@christies.com.
HK$2,400 - $7,600
Full Programme with completion certificate
HK$7,600 / £730
Single Module
HK$2,400 / £240
Alumni discount available, please enquire.
Module I: Japanese Contemporary Art
26-28 September 2022 (Recording available)
Module II: Chinese Contemporary Art
24-26 October 2022
Module III: Korean Contemporary Art
January 2023
Module IV: Southeast Asian Contemporary Art
March 2023
5:00-6:30pm HKT
10:00-11:30am BST
Christie's Education, 22nd Floor Alexandra House, 18 Chater Road, Central
or
VIRTUALZoom details will be provided 1 day in advance.
Mandarin
Available for unlimited playback within 7 days. Successful registrants will receive the viewing link on the next business day.
Upon completion of full programme, eligible participants will be entitled to receive a certificate of completion upon request.
Source: https://education.christies.com/courses/continuing-education/short-courses/asian-contemporary-art-collecting?sc_lang=en
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