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How Sotheby’s Combined Stats with Stature to Find Online Success
As Sotheby's has grown into an online marketplace, the company has much greater precision in terms of planning, pricing, and curating shows. Read More
Sotheby’s HK Contemporary Asian Art Auctions: Top Lots To Watch
Discriminating buyers from the Greater China region will find plenty to like about upcoming Sotheby's auctions in Hong Kong on April 5, from rare pieces by blue-chip Chinese contemporary artists to works by emerging names. Read More
China’s Art Market Aims At Faster Development In 2013
Last week the 1st annual Chinese Art Market Development Summit was held in Beijing, bringing together experts to discuss the Chinese capital's prospects as a major international arts hub. Read More
Auctioneer Beijing Poly Sets Record With $46 Million Chinese Painting
He may not be a household name outside of China (or even in most households in China), but this past weekend a painting by the late artist Li Keran sold for a record-setting 293.25 million yuan (US$46 million) at the Beijing Poly spring auctions. Read More
China Now World’s Largest Art & Antiques Market, But What Does It Mean?
Over the past few years, we've watched as China has emerged as the world's newest and fastest-growing art and auction market, with a newly wealthy demographic buying everything from Qianlong-era jades to blue-chip contemporary art. Read More
Tapping Chinese Demand, Sotheby’s To Debut Historic Traveling Exhibition In Chengdu
According to Sotheby's, the choice to expand its traveling exhibitions to Chengdu is a natural response to growing connoisseurship and demand for art in China. Read More-
Auction House Beijing Poly Sets Opening Date For New York Office
Relative newcomers compared to the likes of Christie's and Sotheby's, China Guardian and Beijing Poly have quickly emerged as the world's third and fourth-largest auction houses by feeding booming demand for art and antiques in their native mainland China. Read More -
Christie’s, BNY Mellon To Take Asia’s Largest Warhol Exhibition To China In 2013
Faced with stronger competition from domestic Chinese auction houses Beijing Poly and China Guardian, Christie's in particular has sought to get involved in the Mainland market in any way possible and mend fences with Beijing. Read More -
Chinese Investors Expected To Continue Fueling Art Market In 2012
Following up a banner year in which the country's art market exceeded 200 billion yuan (US$31.75 billion), continued diversification away from China's stock market and real estate sector is expected to fuel the market in 2012. Read More -
Jing Daily’s Best Of 2011: Arts & Auction
10 of our favorite arts & auction posts of 2011, including this past spring's landmark auction series in Hong Kong, the role played by art in China's boutique hotel industry, new art funds aimed at Chinese art collectors, and Hong Kong's increasingly critical auction market. Read More
