On Friday, Hong Kong’s new museum of visual culture, M+, made its debut to the public. A two-decade-long, billion-dollar project considered the crown jewel of West Kowloon, it will test the limits of how far the National...
Global Times English profiles Uli Sigg, the Swiss art collector who has one of the world’s most extensive collections of Chinese contemporary art: With an extensive collection of over 2,000 pieces of Chinese contemporary...
April Austin of the Christian Science Monitor covers Chinese contemporary art and the story of one of its most prominent collectors, former ambassador Uli Sigg: China sits atop a gold mine of contemporary art that few people...
Newsweek writes on the rising popularity of contemporary Chinese art, its recent enjoyment of relaxed regulations, and the measures Chinese artists and collectors must take to keep them. The arrival of swarms of foreign...
From Business Week: With more than 1,400 works from 200 different Chinese contemporary artists, Swiss businessman Uli Sigg has amassed the world’s most comprehensive collection of Chinese contemporary art. Sigg lived in China in the 1980s while working for Schindler Lifts, a manufacturer of escalators and elevators. Yet it wasn’t until he returned to China […]
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