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Vivienne Chow

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London Correspondent at Artnet

✍🏼London Correspondent @artnet; Co-author, The Asia Pivot, ArtnetPRO. Formerly @variety @qz @SCMPNews. @sopasia🏅. IJP Premium Fellow Berlin. Hong Konger.

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  • Inside the V&A East Storehouse, Where the Museum Is the Exhibit

    1 week ago | news.artnet.com | Vivienne Chow

    When Tim Reeve, deputy director and COO of Victoria and Albert Museum in London, pledged that the V&A East Storehouse, opening to the public on Saturday, May 31, will offer “a completely new cultural experience” that is “on a scale unimaginable until now,” he did not exaggerate.

  • Sun Yitian Is the ‘It’ Girl of the Chinese Art Market. She Doesn’t Always Believe It

    1 week ago | news.artnet.com | Vivienne Chow

    Dubbed the “it” girl of the art world, the highly sought-after Chinese artist Sun Yitian is considered one of the most successful artists of her generation, walking the fine line between art and fashion with ease. Born in Zhejiang, China, in 1991, Sun graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in China. Her hyperrealist paintings of mass-produced consumer products have charmed collectors.

  • Venice Biennale Will Realize Late Curator Koyo Kouoh’s Vision for 61st Edition

    1 week ago | news.artnet.com | Vivienne Chow

    The late curator Koyo Kouoh’s vision for the 2026 Venice Biennale will go forward as planned, organizers announced Tuesday, just weeks after her unexpected death. Titled In Minor Keys, the 61st International Art Exhibition will be realized by the curatorial team Kouoh had assembled, who pledged to carry out the show as she conceived it—down to the artists, theoretical framework, and catalogue she had begun shaping last year.

  • Do Ho Suh’s Monumental Fabric Homes Probe Urgent Questions in an Age of Borders

    1 week ago | news.artnet.com | Vivienne Chow

    “What is the perfect home to you? Can such a thing exist?” artist Do Ho Suh asks Sarah Fine, a philosophy professor at the University of Cambridge who is also a collaborator with Suh on his ongoing Bridge Project, which interrogates the idea of “perfect home.” He continues, “Do we need borders?

  • 90-Year-Old Korean Artist Kim Yun Shin Is Finally Going Global

    2 weeks ago | news.artnet.com | Vivienne Chow

    Kim Yun Shin turns 90 this year, and she has no plans to slow down. Born in 1935 in Wonsan, North Korea, the artist is known for her sculptures of wood and stone as well as canvas works. She has recently made her solo debuts in London and New York with a two-part solo exhibition reflecting her seven-decade artistic journey, which spans across the world from Asia to Europe and South America.

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