China’s New Eye for Fine Art – Frederik Balfour

Posted by | Jan 27, 2006

From Business Week:

Growing numbers of mainlanders are investing in art and antiquities, snapping up everything from ancient Chinese scrolls and traditional ink paintings to the works of French Impressionists. BusinessWeek Asia Correspondent Frederik Balfour spoke with Ken Yeh, deputy chairman of Christie’s Asia in Hong Kong, about the auction house’s efforts to woo more Chinese collectors.

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