Daniel Arsham
All To Play For: Brands Get Creative With Mahjong To Win Over Consumers
Brands like Hermès, Louis Vuitton, even Durex, are giving the traditional game a makeover. Jing Daily surveys how brands are creatively updating mahjong and the pitfalls to avoid. Read More
Doe Shanghai Gets Tatted, Archive Editions Taps Oscar Wang, And Randomevent x Lee Jeans: China Collabs Of The Week
Retail stores Doe and Randomevent launch limited-edition collections, and Daniel Arsham’s Archive Editions announces its debut artist collab with Oscar Wang. Here are the week’s Collabs & Drops. Read More
Daniel Arsham x Pokémon, Angel Chen x Nespresso, and Calvin Luo x Zara: China Collabs Of The Week
As brands gear up for Lunar New Year festivities, independent designers are proving their ability to connect with local consumers, alongside their fresh creative potential. Read More
Featuring Windowsen, Daniel Arsham, and Shushu/Tong, Here Are The China Collaboration Awards Of 2022
After a busy 12 months of brand collaboration in mainland China, here are our collab awards for most unexpected, best sneakers, and best beauty drops. Read More
Xiaomi Partners With Daniel Arsham And Samsung With Margiela. Why Are Phone Brands Joining The Collaboration Craze?
Mobile smartphone companies are partnering up with luxury brands and artists to release ever more attractive offerings for China’s youth. Who does it best? Read More
Why Chinese Consumers Are Not Your Average Art Collectors
In Jing Daily's report “Winning China’s High-Spending Cultural Consumer: The Future Of Luxury,” we analyze the behaviors of Chinese art collectors in 2022. Read More
What Does China’s Cultural Consumer Really Want?
The Chinese Cultural Consumer's deep interest in art, culture, and collecting is largely unaffected by commercial considerations. Read More
Daniel Arsham’s New Brand Is Made for China’s Hypebeasts
Daniel Arsham, one of China’s favorite contemporary artists, has launched a clothing brand called Objects IV Life in collaboration with Tomorrow. Read More
What Makes a ‘Hyped’ Artist?
Art and commerce have always existed in tandem. But the artists who move seamlessly between branded collabs and large-scale exhibitions walk a fine line between exclusivity and commercial appeal. Read More
What Do Chinese Cultural Consumers Want?
CCCs who spend on building their interest-based collections (including rare and hard-to-find items) are emerging as VIPs for top brands worldwide. Read More
