China

The dodgy numbers game

Was the 2011 joint turnover of the Chinese auction houses $154.2bn, $148.5bn, $88.1bn—or much less?

Published online: 17 May 2012

What Chinese collectors are really buying

Buyers are still overwhelmingly focused on domestic art, ranging from archaic bronzes to "wet paint" works by contemporary Chinese artists

Published online: 17 May 2012

Move to Hong Kong? Sounds like a good idea…

The opportunities for selling contemporary art are proving irresistible to many

Published online: 17 May 2012

A long night in Hong Kong

Published online: 06 February 2012

Vanity, vanity: the problems facing China’s private museums

Spaces bloom and then wither as founders’ commitment quickly fades

Published online: 02 November 2011

Leading Chinese auction house sets sights on London

While rival announces plans for IPO

Published online: 26 August 2011

Is China easing up on dissent? Not really

Ai Weiwei and his associates have been released, but many critics of the government are still being detained or silenced

Published online: 30 June 2011

Ai Weiwei released on bail

Artist is freed but still faces charges of "serious economic crimes"

Published online: 23 June 2011

Long road to World Heritage status

Application process, which could take 15 years, has drawn attention to the Ancient Tea Horse trade route

Published online: 23 June 2011

My space: coming to Shanghai

Budi Tek plans to open a museum in China designed by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto

Published online: 16 June 2011

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