Emerging Trends
Transporting Guests to New Worlds: The Appeal of Immersive Experiences
As the world adjusts to the impact of the pandemic, the escapism of immersive exhibitions and experiences could prove more popular than ever. Read More
Global Chinese Art Auction Market Report 2019: Key Takeaways
Even before COVID-19 disruptions, China's art market was undergoing giant changes, as Artnet's eighth annual report makes clear. Read More
Livestream Tips from Europe’s Cultural Influencers
Livestreaming is becoming a key engagement tool for European museums, we spoke to practitioners in the U.K., the Netherlands, and Italy to learn how they do it. Read More
The Future of China’s KOL Industry
China’s KOL industry after COVID-19 will continue to evolve in China and in the West. However, KOL collaborations will remain an important marketing tool. Read More
Museums and Mobile Gaming: The Next Digital Frontier
As museums face the ramifications of the global pandemic, mobile games offer an opportunity for innovative digitization. Read More
Idol Hua Chenyu Storms China’s Toy Market With Artist Collaboration
Hua’s team could be eyeing a piece of the multi-billion dollar toy market, but what Hua’s fans want is a piece of the idol. Read More
How MoMA Leverages the Classics to Innovate in Licensing
Robin Sayetta of the Museum of Modern Art shares how leading cultural institutions are implementing novel ideas to bring beloved art to the licensing world. Read More
Asian Megastar Jay Chou Embarks On An Artistic Journey
In the unusual year of 2020, Asian megastar Jay Chou is exploring new possibilities for fine art with the conceptual artist Xu Bing. Read More
How POP MART is Taking Domestic Appeal Global
What’s driving China’s craze for art toys? POP MART’s overseas marketing director discusses the brand’s domestic appeal and global ambitions. Read More
State of the Art Reflects on America’s Shifting Cultural Landscape
The summit hosted by Crystal Bridges brought together artists, curators, and academics to tackle fundamental questions facing America’s cultural institutions today. Read More
