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Beijing 798 Arts District
The capital’s premier art-commerce space housing museums, galleries, and shops Read More -
From AR To NFTs — How Gallery Weekend Beijing 2022 Is Thinking Digital
The sixth edition of the event features some 40 exhibitions, plus digital activations including Douyin campaigns and an AR map. Read More -
Gallery Weekend Beijing 2022
Welcoming 38 exhibitors with more than 40 exhibitions taking place in commercial galleries, non-profit institutions, the 6th iteration will present its largest and most extensive roster to date with a […] Read More -
How Popular Is Picasso In Beijing? Ask UCCA
More than 100,000 people saw Birth of a Genius in July. Interest in art and culture is on the rise among Chinese millennials and UCCA is tapping into this growing scene. Read More -
The Renaissance of Art Tourism: A Billion-Dollar Industry in the Making
As the world increasingly embraces the allure of cultural experiences, the art tourism market is experiencing a remarkable surge. Read More -
How UCCA Is Diversifying Alongside China’s Growing Appetite For Art
In conversation with Museum 2050, UCCA curator Ara Qiu shared insights into the museum's expanding footprint, brand, and curatorial vision. Read More -
Meet The Newcomer To China’s Museum Landscape: UCCA Edge
The museum's arrival in Shanghai marks the continued rebalancing of cultural gravity between China’s two biggest cities. Read More -
New Ways of Traveling: Maintaining the Bond with Chinese Tourists | Part Two
Post-COVID, brands hoping to position themselves in China should either look to physically establishing their business on the mainland or implementing alternatives to engage audiences. Read More -
The JT Index: September 2020
The escalating tech-war on Chinese social media platforms may not have reached its conclusion, but it has forced cultural institutions to reassess their audience engagement tools. Read More -
New York Museums Are Reopening: Here’s What They Can Learn From China
How should New York museums accommodate visitors in the wake of coronavirus? Here’s what worked in Chinese cultural institutions. Read More
