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6 days ago | 
news.artnet.com | Cathy Xiaoyuan Fan
Talentspotter shines a spotlight on Asian artists, offering insights into their practices and their markets. The series runs in The Asia Pivot, Artnet Pro’s biweekly members-only newsletter providing mission-critical analysis and exclusive intelligence on developments in Asia’s art markets, with a focus on business opportunities and challenges. Subscribe here to receive it directly to your inbox.
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1 week ago | 
news.artnet.com | Cathy Xiaoyuan Fan
The Big Picture is excerpted from The Asia Pivot, Artnet Pro’s biweekly members-only newsletter providing mission-critical analysis, insights, and exclusive intelligence on developments in Asia’s art markets, with a focus on business opportunities and challenges. Subscribe here to receive it directly to your inbox. Even the art world’s buzziest young stars can cool off.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Cathy Xiaoyuan Fan
11 hours agoIndia: Quick reflexes of co-worker prevent tragedy as falling mason caught mid-air during construction workKollam, India - May 27, 2025 During construction work, a mason fell from a building. A fellow worker positioned below acted swiftly, catching him just in time. Thanks to this quick response, the mason narrowly escaped what could have been fatal. The incident occurred in Kollam district, in southern India’s Kerala, on May 27.
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2 weeks ago | 
news.artnet.com | Vivienne Chow |Cathy Xiaoyuan Fan
This news rundown, State of Play, is part of The Asia Pivot, Artnet Pro’s biweekly members-only newsletter that provides mission-critical analysis, insights, and exclusive intelligence on developments in Asia’s art markets, with a focus on business opportunities and challenges. Subscribe here to receive it directly to your inbox every other week. – Smaller and slower sales were a challenge at Taipei Dangdai Art and Ideas, which concluded its sixth edition on May 11.
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1 month ago | 
news.artnet.com | Cathy Xiaoyuan Fan
This news rundown, State of Play, is part of The Asia Pivot, Artnet Pro’s biweekly members-only newsletter that provides mission-critical analysis, insights, and exclusive intelligence on developments in Asia’s art markets, with a focus on business opportunities and challenges. Subscribe here to receive it directly to your inbox every other week.
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1 month ago | 
news.artnet.com | Cathy Xiaoyuan Fan
This news rundown, State of Play, is part of The Asia Pivot, Artnet Pro’s biweekly members-only newsletter that provides mission-critical analysis, insights, and exclusive intelligence on developments in Asia’s art markets, with a focus on business opportunities and challenges. Subscribe here to receive it directly to your inbox every other week. – Belgian billionaire Guy Ullens, who was a pivotal figure in the promotion of Chinese contemporary art, died on Saturday at the age of 90.
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1 month ago | 
news.artnet.com | Cathy Xiaoyuan Fan
How was Art Basel Hong Kong week this year? How was it different from previous years? These were the questions lingering in my mind as I returned to my usual routine after that jam-packed week. There were countless shows, talks, events, and surprises. It was a feast for the eyes, the mind, and the appetite—and a sweet torture for my feet. After some days of rest and reflection, I feel better equipped to answer those questions. Following below is a diary of some of what I saw—and heard—in the city.
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2 months ago | 
news.artnet.com | Vivienne Chow |Cathy Xiaoyuan Fan
After a packed schedule of art openings and parties early in the week, the big day has arrived. Art Basel Hong Kong opened its doors to VIPs on Wednesday at the Convention and Exhibition Centre. A solid turnout of collectors has at least somewhat eased the anxieties that industry insiders had leading up to the fair’s opening.
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2 months ago | 
news.artnet.com | Cathy Xiaoyuan Fan |Vivienne Chow
Talentspotter shines a spotlight on Asian artists, offering insights into their practices and their markets. The series runs in The Asia Pivot, Artnet Pro’s biweekly members-only newsletter providing mission-critical analysis and exclusive intelligence on developments in Asia’s art markets, with a focus on business opportunities and challenges. Subscribe here to receive it directly to your inbox.
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2 months ago | 
news.artnet.com | Cathy Xiaoyuan Fan |Vivienne Chow
As Art Basel Hong Kong takes center stage this week, the city is humming with more than just buzzy sales and glamorous soirées—its institutions are offering a rich slate of exhibitions that deserve equal attention. From meditative installations rooted in Chinese medicine to a centennial retrospective of Hoo Mojong, these shows offer deeper engagement with the cultural landscape beyond the fair. Here are the must-see museum shows to explore while you’re in town.
