Despite a 2 % drop in 2016, China continues to account for nearly 30 % of the art market – a phenomenon that coincides with the proliferation of private museums. While antique and contemporary Chinese art is still firmly in the limelight, a new wave of collectors educated in the Old and New Worlds are beginning to develop...
Despite a 2 % drop in 2016, China continues to account for nearly 30 % of the art market – a phenomenon that coincides with the proliferation of private museums. While antique and contemporary Chinese art is still firmly in the limelight, a new wave of collectors educated in the Old and New Worlds are beginning to develop less China-centric tastes. A case in point is Lin Han, in his thirties, who graduated with a degree in Animation from Northumbria University in the UK, and runs a luxury goods advertising agency with some forty employees.…
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