The twenty-eighth Asian Art in London opened with a joint private view in the V&A’s Dome and ran across the trade until 6 November 2025.
The 28th edition of Asian Art in London, the annual autumn programme of the city’s Asian art trade, ran from Monday 27 October to Thursday 6 November 2025. A joint private view at V&A South Kensington opened it.
The programme presents exhibitions, auctions and lectures through dealers, the major auction houses and cultural institutions in central London. It was first held in 1998. Every participant is listed in one printed guidebook, so a collector can plan a route between galleries and sale rooms.
The private view, in the Dome on Tuesday 28 October, celebrated Dimensions: Contemporary Chinese Studio Crafts. It was the first time the programme had partnered with the museum, and curators, academic specialists and collectors joined the participants there.
Free evening viewings followed on Kensington Church Street, in St James’s and in Mayfair. Anastasia von Seibold showed Hiroshige woodblock prints and Eskenazi Chinese works of art on Clifford Street. Amir Mohtashemi showed Indian and Islamic art in Ryder Street.
Sotheby’s held its Chinese Art sale on 5 November, offering several private collections to the market for the first time. Bonhams sold in New Bond Street and Knightsbridge.