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Recent news bulletins from asart

• August 2022 – Some absolute joy!
  
  
• June 2021 – Sublime seascapes... or perhaps a better way to describe them: wavescapes
  
  
• December 2020 – Wishes for a bright and happy 2021
  
• June 2020 – New artworks and a market with potential for growth
  
  
• January 2018 – Welcoming an exciting 2018
  
  
• April 2017 – Douglas Stewart's artworks: originality and technical brilliance
  
  
• November 2016 – Douglas Stewart's and Pairoj Karndee's brilliant new artworks
• February 2016 – Colour to brighten your days!
  
  
• December 2015 – Stunning new works by Douglas Stewart
• September 2015 – Beauty and the beast!
  
  
• June 2015 – Amazing new works by international artists
• April 2015 – We are changing!
• January 2015 – 2015... can you believe it?
  
  
• September 2014 – Winter's call
• June 2014 – The end of Aboriginal Art?
• February 2014 – A new year with Pimpisa Tinpalit

2013

• October – Anomaly, revelation and Pairoj
• August – Pairoj's little gem... it's arrived!
• July – Little sign of economic woes in the art market
• March – Art world recession?

2012

• December – Australian and Asian contemporary art: 2012 and beyond
• October – Wonderful art from Southeast Asia, Giclee prints and other mischief
• June – Asian art market: pros, cons and how you can benefit from it
• May – It's all Asia plus get free VIP passes to art fair
• April – Aboriginal art: truly magical (and underpriced)

2011

• December – Museum quality Walangkura
• December – More exciting images from Asia
• October – Karuna, Pairoj and Naata: fabulous artworks
• September – Simao's Edge of Reason: quality and originality
• September – Report from Beijing
• June – Utomo S – A highly talented artist
• April – Vichit Nongnual's stunning new works
• April – Art in the Southeast Asian market – Record selling prices
• January – Pivotal works in Aboriginal art

2010

• June – This is time to buy (and invest in) Southeast Asian art
• April – Gwyn Faenol: a genuinely creative and original spirit

 

Articles

Anthony Smith has been invited by Art Antiques Design to share his expertise about art in a series of articles:

• "Limited edition" Giclee prints: It's an oxymoron (May 2014)
• The Aboriginal art market in Australia: a personal perspective (October 2013)
• So why mention all this? (April 2013)
• Why Asian Art? Part 4 (June 2012)
• Why Asian Art? Part 3 (April 2012)
• Why Asian Art? Part 2 (March 2012)
• Why Asian Art? Part 1 (February 2012)
• True "collectors" buy what they like (February 2012)