museums
Digital Connections: What Arts Organizations Can Learn From China’s Livestreaming Trend
Join Jing Culture & Commerce, Fliggy, the travel services platform of Alibaba, and The British Museum for an in-depth exploration of livestreaming and its potential for museums, cultural institutions, and related organizations. During the webinar on Thursday, October 29, 2020, we’ll discuss the booming livestreaming sphere in China, the changing landscape of museum audience engagement during ... Read More
What Overseas Tourism Brands Can Learn from China’s Recovery
Since late spring, China’s domestic travel market has been a positive example of how tourism can recover post-COVID-19. As overseas destinations look ahead to welcoming back Chinese visitors, the “What Overseas Tourism Brand Can Learn from China’s Recovery” webinar — hosted by Jing Travel and Dragon Trail Interactive — will share what Chinese destinations, cultural ... Read More
Museums in the Cloud: Connecting with Chinese Audiences
Join Jing Travel, MOVE THE MIND, Content Commerce Insider and China Luxury Advisors on Wednesday, May 20 for a webinar to discuss innovative solutions for museums to inspire, engage and delight Chinese consumers globally. Read More
Chinese Travel Report I: Young Travelers Want Local Over Luxury
Culture is reigning over high-end, brand-name shopping sprees for China’s millennial and Gen-Z wanderlust. Read More
Art and Luxury in China: Brands Reach Potential New Customers on a Higher Level
Luxury brands are increasingly looking to the Chinese art world to reach China's discerning ultra-elite through collaborations and sponsorships. Read More
From ‘Necessities’ To ‘Niceties’: A Look At China’s Fast And Furious Museum Boom
A wave of new museum construction shows that architecture in China "is moving from the necessities of its rapid urbanization to the niceties of culture," says author Clare Jacobson. Read More
Chinese Art Critic Li Xianting: Collecting Chinese Contemporary Art Is A Kind Of “Cultural Creation”
At recent events like the Global Collecting Forum and the Songzhuang Art Festival's Conference of Collectors of Chinese Contemporary Art, a major topic of discussion among Chinese scholars and art critics has been the need for Chinese collectors of contemporary art (and Chinese museums and galleries) to acquire more top-quality pieces while educating the public on the history, subject matter, figures and current state of Chinese contemporary art. Read More-
Rise Of New Chinese Collector Continues As Chinese Antiquities Remain “Recession Proof”
Astronomical Prices Paid For Historical And Quality Pieces In Recent Asian Auctions Defies Global Economic Woes As More Chinese Collectors Get In The Game Hardly any industry has escaped the global economic slowdown unscathed, and art is no exception, but recent auction results indicate that the art market — or at least pockets of the ... Read More
