Estimated sale price: HK$280,000—380,000

Why you should bid: Nam June Paik was one of the first artists to explore the impact of video and television in his work. Take home a piece of history with this canvas, which mimics the TV test cards used by broadcasters around the world. 

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Estimated sale price: HK$7,000,000—9,000,000

Why you should bid: Described by the New York Times as "one of the first Chinese artists to bridge the gap between the art of the Cultural Revolution and Western contemporary art," Chen Yifei's realist paintings are loved and respected by critics, collectors and curators around the world. 

Estimated sale price: HK$1,000,000—2,000,000

Why you should bid: Richard Lin is having something of a moment this year, with collectors clamouring to bag one of his works at auction. One of his works that sold for US$22,000 in Paris five years ago was re-sold for £491,000 earlier this year. 

Estimated sale price: HK$120,000—180,000

Why you should bid: Singaporean artist Jane Lee paints like no one else, slathering layer after layer of paint on to the canvas until it becomes a textural, colourful wall-mounted sculpture.

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Estimated sale price: HK$1,500,000 - 2,500,000

Why you should bid: Popular with children and adults, art academics and dilettantes, and audiences from Tokyo to New York, Yayoi Kusama's pumpkin sculptures are some of the most beloved art works in the world. Bid for this one at Bonhams and you can have one for yourself. 

Estimated sale price: HK$1,200,000—1,800,000

Why you should bid: Lee Ufan is one of the pioneers of South Korea's dansaekhwa movement, a style of painting that emerged in the 1970s and is sometimes described as the country's response to the minimalist movement developing at the time in the West. With its repetitive brushstrokes and muted colours, this painting is emblematic of the movement—meaning it's sure to be a favourite with collectors. 

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Estimated sale price: HK$800,000—1,200,000

Why you should bid: A teacher, scholar and artist, Cheong Soo Pieng was a pioneer of the Nanyang art style and played a pivotal role in developing and exploring the Modernist movement in Singapore. 

Estimated sale price: HK$800,000—1,200,000

Why you should bid: This painting was completed shortly after Mexican artist Miguel Covarrubias visited Bali on his honeymoon—one of many extensive trips he took through Southeast Asia over the course of his life. 

Estimated sale price: HK$1,200,000—1,800,000

Why you should bid: Contemporary Chinese artist Yu Youhan is most famous for his Political Pop paintings, but this traditional oil-on-canvas landscape from 2002 shows a very different side to his work—and showcases a whole new set of skills. 

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