March 2024

Edmonton and Vancouver Consignment and Valuation Days

March 26th to April 4th

I will be visiting Edmonton and Vancouver to meet with clients to seek consignments for the April 2025 Asian art online sale at Heffel. Please call or send me an email to book a private and confidential appointment. Space is extremely limited.

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​New York Asia Week

March 13th to March 18th

I will be visiting New York City for six days to attend the events including the Asian Art previews at Bonhams, Christie's and Sotheby's. There will also be previews at the regional auction houses Freeman/Hindman, Doyle and Freemans. I will also be checking out the latest exhibition at Asia Society 'Imperial Treasures: Chinese Ceramics of the Yuan and Ming Dynasties from the Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection'. 

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February 2025

Ottawa and Montreal Valuation Days

February 9th to February 14th

I will be visiting Ottawa (1 night) and Montreal (4 nights) to meet with clients to seek consignments for the April 2025 Asian art online sale at Heffel. Please call or send me an email to book a private and confidential appointment. Space is extremely limited.

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​January 2025

Vancouver and Victoria Valuation Days

January 14th to January 30th

I will be visiting Vancouver and Victoria to meet with clients to seek consignments for the April 2025 Asian art online sale at Heffel. Please call or send me an email to book a private and confidential appointment. Space is extremely limited.

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CSDA/CCAD Sundays Expert Series presents:

Reimagining Purpose: Functional and Cultural Dimensions of Chinese Ceramics with Dr. Chih-En Chen        

A Zoom lecture by the Canadian Society of Decorative Arts, Sunday January 12th, 2025, 3:00-4:30pm (EST)

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Please join Professor Chih-En Chen who will reevaluate commonly accepted assumptions in scholarship regarding the function of Chinese ceramics. Traditional interpretations often assign specific roles—ritual, decorative, or utilitarian—to these objects, yet such classifications are frequently based on limited evidence. Through a close examination, this presentation considers the complexities of these ceramics’ intended uses and their broader cultural contexts. By questioning established views, this lecture seeks to encourage a more nuanced, evidence-based approach to understanding the multifaceted roles of Chinese ceramics in historical practice. Asian art consultant, Anthony Wu, will moderate the discussion following Dr Chen's lecture.

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Not sure you can attend live? We've got you covered! A video recording of this presentation will be made available to all those who reserve/purchase tickets.

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Register on Eventbrite.

(Complimentary registration for CSDA members, non-members/Ornamentum subscribers $10)

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