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Wuhan’s K11 Mall Confirms the City’s Untapped Luxury Potential
Ever since Louis Vuitton’s recent traveling exhibition, See LV, launched in Wuhan, global luxury brands have begun to recognize the potential in China’s other first-tier cities. Read More
Can Cannes Bring Glamour to Hong Kong’s Art Mall?
K11 MUSEA, set to open Q3 2019, is the sister art mall to K11 which launched in 2009 and has become a premier shopping destination in Hong Kong. Read More
How Art Saves the Malls — Lessons from China
China in the 2010s was the perfect playground for luxury brands to experiment with touring exhibitions which mixed art and high-end fashion. Read More
Victoria & Albert Exhibition in Hong Kong Mall Blurs Commerce-Culture Lines
Shoes: Pleasure and Pain, from London’s Victoria & Albert Museum, makes its final stop in Asia in Hong Kong, which hopes to attract Chinese tourists. Read More
3 Trends Shaping the Future of Retail for Fashion, Lifestyle and Beauty Brands in China
Here are three major trends that retailers need to know before creating their own "New Retail” strategy to serve the experience-seeking Chinese consumers: Read More
What Adrian Cheng’s New Investments Tell Us About Chinese Millennials
The man behind a shopping mall pioneering the intersection of art and luxury has expanded his investment portfolio to include next-generation businesses. Read More
Can Chinese Artists Lead Luxury Brands into New Territory?
Western luxury brands look to Chinese contemporary artists to tap emerging markets. Read More
Vivienne Westwood, K11 Team Up With Chinese Contemporary Artists for Climate Change
As the British designer store plans to open more stores on the mainland, it’s making its mark in Shanghai’s green-focused mall. Read More
Bagism Exhibition Merges Chinese Art With 400 Years of Designer Handbags at Shanghai’s K11 Mall
K11 Art Mall’s Chi Art Space curators invited 15 Chinese contemporary artists to respond to the stories behind Hermès, Dior, Prada, and more. Read More
What Does The Future Hold For China’s Scores Of New Malls?
China's mall oversupply issues have prompted retailers to pull out all the stops to attract consumers looking for more than just shopping. Read More
