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Chinese museums become global bridges – Kevin Holden
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Almost Half of Chinese Auction Bids Unpaid
China is now the world’s largest art market. Yet, despite rules that full payment must be received within six months, many
Ai Weiwei – Is His Art Actually Any Good?
Ai Weiwei has become a familiar name since his arrest. He has come to personify resistance against the repression of the
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Salman Rushdie: Dangerous Arts
At the New York Times, Salman Rushdie contrasts the endurance of art with the vulnerability of artists, with specific reference
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