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International Edition
June 18, 2013 Last Updated: 3:18:AM EDT

Asia

An archival image of Lal Mahal
Petition Launched Against Demolition of Lal Mahal
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BLOUIN ARTINFO India
Built in AD 1240 by Ghiyasuddin Balban, Lal Mahal, in Delhi’s Hazrat Nizammudin Basti, has been recorded as the earliest Islamic palace building in India, and yet, this historical monument that once sheltered Ibn Batuta, is under threat of being demolished....
Archaeological Society of India, Architecture, ASI, Asia, Asia, Delhi Islamic Heritage, Delhi Monuments, Hazrat Nizammudin Basti, Islamic Monuments, Lal Mahal, Monuments of Delhi, Mughal Palace Delhi, Delhi, News
Kai Tak Cruise Terminal
Foster + Partners’ Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Opens
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Zoe Li
Hong Kong’s latest architectural landmark, the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal is nearly complete. Dubbed “The Rolls Royce of Cruise Terminals,” it still needs some work to be done on its subsidiary facilities before it can officially open to the public in...
Architecture, Asia, Asia, Foster + Partners, Hong Kong architecture, Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, Sir Norman Foster, Architecture + Design, Beach + Island, Hong Kong, Trip Ideas, Architecture & Design
Kyu Sakamoto
Sukiyaki: Japan’s Greatest Moment in Music, 50 Years On
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Robert Michael Poole
 This week marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most extraordinary songs to reach the top of the U.S. Billboard charts, a song named after a hot-pot dish that changed the perception of an entire nation for many, and set a bar that no other Asian act...
Asia, Daniela Mercury, Kenny Ball, Kyu Sakamoto, Selena, Sukiyaki, Music, Pop, Tokyo, News, Performing Arts
Beijing Dance Theater
Classic Chinese Erotic Novel Adapted for Stage
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BLOUIN ARTINFO Southeast Asia
 SINGAPORE — “The Golden Lotus” is a 16th-century Chinese novel about Ximen Qing, a corrupt and lustful merchant in the Ming Dynasty. The tale of courtly decadence chronicles the relationship between the protagonist and three women, Pan Jinlian, Li Ping’...
Asia, Beijing Dance Theater, Theatre & Dance, Beijing, Singapore, News, Performing Arts
james dean, pocket watch, antiquorum
James Dean’s Pocket Watch Offered at HK Auction
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Tim Cheung
James Dean’s lucky golden pocket watch can be yours to own on June 22 as Antiquorum offers this keyless Elgin pocket watch (circa 1889) at the “Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces” auction in Hong Kong, with a pre-sale estimate of HK$39,000 to...
Antiquorum, Asia, James Dean, pocket watch, watch auction, JEWELRY & WATCHES, Lifestyle
Zhang Huan
Zhang Huan on His Chinese Medicine Paintings and...
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Adeline Chia
Chinese herbology, a complex system harnessing animal, vegetable, and mineral elements to treat illnesses, has been the backbone of Chinese traditional medicine for thousands of years. In artist Zhang Huan’s latest series of work, to be shown at Pace Gallery...
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Asia, Zhang Huan, Contemporary Arts, Visual Arts
dan holdworth, audemars piguet, art basel
Relax to Swiss Landscapes at Audemars Piguet's...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO Hong Kong
At Art Basel that opened on June 13, Audemars Piguet is presenting the second leg of its collaboration with British photographer Dan Holdsworth at the Collectors’ Lounge. The mini exhibit showcases a series of limited edition images of Vallée de Joux...
Art Basel 2013, Asia, Audemars Piguet, Dan Holdsworth, photo exhibition, JEWELRY & WATCHES, Lifestyle
Romain Jacquet-Lagreze, vertical horizone, hong kong photogrphy
Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze’s Vertical Hong Kong
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Tim Cheung
HONG KONG – Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze’s is a Cinderella story. The young French photographer is a self-taught photographer, buying his first DSLR camera just three years ago, shortly after finishing his studies in multimedia and graphic design.He arrived in Hong...
Architecture, Asia, interview, Photography, Romain jacquet lagreze, Beijing, Sydney, Visual Arts, Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai, Singapore, News
Vianney Halter, Deep Space Tourbillon, space watch
Lost in Space Watches
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Tim Cheung
There’s never an easy way of explaining Vianney Halter’s watches, but in a nutshell, the designer's new timepiece Deep Space Tourbillon is a device that reminds man of the four dimensions on Earth: length, width, depth and time, in case one loses his...
Asia, Baselworld, Deep Space Tourbillon, Romain Jérôme, Tourbillon, Vianney Halter, Latin America, JEWELRY & WATCHES
Airs And Graces by Art Stage Singapore
Going Big at “Airs and Graces” by Art Stage
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Adeline Chia
SINGAPORE — Floating balloon men, Harry Potter Dementor-type floating garments, and a gigantic chair made from scraps of sari are some of the pieces featured in an ongoing exhibition of large installations at Millenia Walk.Indeed it’s “go big or go home” at...
Art Stage Singapore, Asia, Contemporary Arts, Features, Singapore, News, Visual Arts

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