arts education

This week, Christie's and the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) announced a new partnership, which will bring the auction house's educational wing to mainland China for the first time. Read More

Having snaked its way through seven cities throughout China, this week marked the closing of the traveling Australian aboriginal art exhibition, "Our Land, Our Body," which was seen by nearly a quarter of a million visitors over the course of the past 10 months. Read More

Since broader understandings of brand history and heritage, international designers, and arts education remain low in China, desire is clearly high to keep up with global fashion and lifestyle trends, and that's where print magazines come in. Read More

With Autumn Auction Week in Hong Kong just around the corner, Christie's is set to introduce another new short course aimed squarely at China's new collectors. Read More

Although Hong Kong is clearly already a money-maker for auction houses like Sotheby's and Christie's, over the past year these auction houses have sought to cultivate a broader collector base in emerging markets like mainland China via more educational offerings. Read More

The ever-increasing number of new Chinese collectors looking to get involved in the art auction market has led to growing demand for arts education, particularly in Hong Kong. Read More

The fifth annual Art Beijing Contemporary Art Fair took place last week at the Agricultural Exhibition Center of China, having united diverse contemporary art initiatives from its VIP opening on April 29 to its closing on May 2. Read More

With the number of new Chinese art collectors growing rapidly over the last two years, educators are increasingly looking to cater to this important but still relatively undereducated group. Read More

China's Global Times today announced a spate of high-profile museum exhibitions of two of China's top contemporary artists, Zhang Xiaogang and Wang Guangyi. Although as recently as last month Li Xianting decried the Chinese government's slow movement on arts education and investment in cultural capital, these two exhibitions seem to indicate that development is beginning in earnest. Read More