Art Stage Singapore: round two!

The second edition of Art Stage Singapore opens on 12 January 2012. For three days (last day: 15 January) a hand-picked selection of 132 galleries and more than 50 special projects and curated exhibitions will be exhibiting their works at the Marina Bay Sands Convention and Exhibition Centre.

This Singapore art fair is rapidly gaining visibility on the global Contemporary art fair circuit with a highly demanding selection of the best Contemporary art galleries in the entire Asia Pacific zone, mainly from Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Beijing. In addition, its deliberate ambition to act as bridge between Oriental and Western culture is confirmed by the presence of several major European galleries including Emmanuel Perrotin from Paris and the White Cube from London.

Among the artists exhibited there will be Agus Suwage (Indonesia), Ai Weiwei (China), Chiharu Shiota (Japan), Do-Ho Suh (South Korea/USA), I Nyoman Masriadi (Indonesia), Jitish Kallat (India), Lee Bul (South Korea), MR. (Japan), Sui Jianguo (China), Yoshitomo Nara (Japan), Zhang Huan (China), but also Damien Hirst (UK), Annie Leibovitz (USA), Bernar Venet (France) and Neo Rauch (Germany).

For further information about Art Stage Singapore

Artprice’s Contemporary Asian Art Market report (part II)
To celebrate this second edition of Art Stage, Artprice is pleased to announce Part II of its Contemporary Asian Art Market Guide. This free guide, compiled by Artprice, in a bilingual English-Chinese version, will be distributed to collectors, visitors, guests and gallery-owners at the Art Stage Singapore fair.
A PDF version of the guide (The Contemporary Asian Art Market report II ) can be downloaded as of 12 January from Artmarketinsight on Artprice’s website.

Conference entitled T he Contemporary Art Market in Asia on Sunday 15 January at 3:30pm.
Art Stage offers collectors, curators, amateurs and art market professionals a series of conferences and round tables including a talk entitled The Contemporary Art Market in Asia aimed at elucidating the primary trends and tendencies operating within the Contemporary Asian Art Market and the challenges ahead.
What is the position of the art market today in Asia and where will it be tomorrow?What are its growth prospects? What influence is it having from an economic point of view on the global Contemporary art market?
Speaker: Martin Bremond (economist, Artprice)