Sotheby's Asia

W e proudly present our new Asia flagship – Sotheby's Maison. Located at the beating heart of Hong Kong, the Maison offers a portal to a world of boundless inspiration and discovery – a journey from pre-history to present day, across more than 20 categories spanning all continents and artistic endeavours.

From 18-25 November (last day until 2:00pm only), Fine Chinese Paintings will be exhibited across our first floor salons at Sotheby’s Maison offering works by some of the most sought after modern Chinese artists. The live auction will take place on 25 November.

The season will conclude with Chinese Works of Art, presented across two live auctions. Chinese Art on 26 November presents a selection of masterpieces and a stellar line-up of some of the rarest and most important works of art – from exquisite palm-sized objects to monumental artefacts – showcasing the sheer breadth and depth of thousands of years of Chinese art history. On the same day, the unique celadon-ground yangcai ‘hunting scene’ conjoined and reticulated vase with seal mark and period of Qianlong will go under the hammer offered in a single-lot auction. The vase is said to be the crowning achievement of Tang Ying’s career, completed in the autumn of 1754 and likely one of the last significant pieces created during his tenure.

Stay tuned for further announcements of events in Hong Kong and across Asia.

A s the flagship of Sotheby’s in Asia, this two-storey, 24,000 square foot multifaceted space designed by Rotterdam-based architecture studio MVRDV presents a groundbreaking dual concept: the ground floor houses a dramatic state-of-the-art space designed for immersive experiences and moments of profound contemplation, where museum-grade exhibitions and performances will be staged, alongside Sotheby’s signature auction exhibitions spread throughout the year. The first floor features our concept store, a uniquely curated retail experience exploring an array of cross-category art, luxury and collectibles spanning 80 million years of history and offered for instant purchase.

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How the Scholar’s Rock Inspired Our Hong Kong Maison’s Architecture

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Photos by Stefan Ruiz

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