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A Battle to Become Art Capital of China
With Beijing’s National Art Museum of China (Namoc) planning to open a new building in Olympic park displaying its
Hong Kong Clings to Separate Identity
Tensions between Hong Kong and the mainland have fluctuated, but with the recent proposed education curriculum change and
October 7, 2012 10:43 AM
Zao Wou-Ki: China’s Highest-Selling Living Artist
At The Wall Street Journal’s Scene Asia, Jason Chow profiles abstract painter Zao Wou-ki, China’s highest-sel
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