• Bridging the Gap

    Date posted: August 2, 2011 Author: jolanta

     

    Shanghai Art Fair 2011 (15th), as Asia’s celebrated art exchange with long history and high internationalization degree, will be grandly held from September14-18, 2011 at ShanghaiMART. Continuing the scale as before, presenting domestic and overseas collectors a gorgeous art event in Shanghai as well.

    “It is believed that Shanghai Art Fair will continue leading Asian art market under the support of art lovers and collectors.”

     

     

    Courtesy of Shanghai Art Fair.

    Bridging the Gap

    Shanghai Art Fair 2011

          Shanghai Art Fair 2011 (15th), as Asia’s celebrated art exchange with long history and high internationalization degree, will be grandly held from September14-18, 2011 at ShanghaiMART. Continuing the scale as before, presenting domestic and overseas collectors a gorgeous art event in Shanghai as well.

       Shanghai Art Fair, established in 1997, has been successfully held under the support of Saulterretimized art event, which not only bridged the gap between worldwide and Shanghai, public and art; but also shaped a paradigm for the domestic art fairs.

      More than 1,000 art galleries, organizations, agencies from over 50 countries and areas participated in this lively art exchange during the past dozen years. Many original artworks from the world-class masters, such as Picasso, Rembrandt, Chagall, Dali, Renoir, Monet, Zhu Dequn, Qi Baishi, Xu Beihong, Zhang Daqian, made the debut in China or Asia through the great stage established by Shanghai Art Fair. Meanwhile, Shanghai Art Fair creates a proud history of the transaction: SAF 2000: The most spectacular piece was Rodin”s, The Thinker, brought by Sayegh Gallery (France), which was purchased at the price of $1,000,000 by Pudong Lianyang Land Development Company and set in Shanghai forever. This has been the biggest overseas transaction in Shanghai Art Fair.

      Peter Denger, the famous curator of Basel Art Fair once gave Shanghai Art Fair a high rating “It’s a great international art fair with a bright future”.

      It is believed that Shanghai Art Fair will continue leading Asian art market under the support of art lovers and collectors.

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