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ASIA NOW 2020

For its 2020 edition, ASIA NOW has taken a two-format approach. ASIA NOW presented a physical edition in Paris from 21 October to 24 October, while its online version, presented exclusively on Ocula, remained accessible to collectors until 7 November.

Almine Rech, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Alain Servais, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Claudia Paetzold and Alexandra Fain, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Xie Lei (second from the left), Alexandra Fain and Kathy Alliou, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Hélène Molinari and friends, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Almine Rech, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

A2Z Art Gallery, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Galerie Nathalie Obadia, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

LAFFANOUR–Galerie Downtown Paris, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Emmanuel Perrotin and Bharti Kher‘s works, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Perrotin, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Almine Rech, Zhang Yunyao, and Hervé Michaeloff,, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Almine Rech and Kim Tschang-Yeul's work, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

François Sarkozy and Alexandra Fain in front of Zhang Yunyao's work, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Alexandra Fain, Benjamin Eymere, Victoire de Pourtalès, Shwetal A Patel (left to right), ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Lee Ufan, 'Untitled' (2002). 313 Art Project, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Catherine David and Franck Barthélémy, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Catherine David and Remen Chopra W. Van Der Vaart, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Deepak Ananth, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Maël Bellec, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Karen Levy (middle), founder of Aika, Hadrien de Montferrand (right), founder of HdM Gallery, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Morgan Morris, Jérôme Sans, Alexandra Fain, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Nathalie Obadia( first from the left) and the team of Galerie Nathalie Obadia, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Remen Chopra W. Van Der Vaart and Eve Lemesle, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Shilpa Gupta, 'There is No Explosive in This' (2011). GALLERIA CONTINUA & Marella ROSSI, ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

ASIA NOW, Paris (20–24 October 2020) © ASIA NOW.

Alexandra Fain, Monsieur IHARA Junichi, Ambassador of Japan to the Republic of France, Sophie Makariou, H.E. Mr. Jawed Ashraf, Ambassador of India to the Republic of France, National Museum of Asian Arts–Musée Guimet, 21 October 2020 © ASIA NOW.

Reena Saini Kallat, 'Verso-Recto-Recto-Verso,' (2017). Tied and dyed silk, wood,.National Museum of Asian Arts–Musée Guimet, 21 October 2020 © ASIA NOW.

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