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Week In Review: January 23-27

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In case you missed them the first time around, here are some of Jing Daily’s top posts for the week of January 23-27.

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Dragon Week Gives China’s World Travelers A Taste Of Manhattan High Life

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Dragon Week was both a celebration of the Chinese Year of the Dragon and of the growing spending power of China’s small but growing coterie of big-spending world travelers.

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First Chinese Owned & Operated Gallery In Europe Opens In Berlin

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Unlike other collector markets like the US, Europe has so far been without a Chinese contemporary art gallery displaying works hand-picked from a native collector, until now.

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Edinburgh Zoo Unveils Special Tartan To Welcome Giant Pandas

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This week, Scotland’s Edinburgh Zoo debuted a special tartan designed to commemorate the recent arrival of two giant pandas from China, the culmination of a five-year effort.

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Filmmaker Zoe Cassavetes Directs Johnnie Walker Blue Label “True Rarity” China Campaign

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Continuing its strong push to foster a new generation of Chinese whisky drinkers, the Diageo-owned whisky maker Johnnie Walker recently signed the Manchester-based ad agency Love to promote its Johnnie Walker Blue Label in the China market.

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Event Watch: Business Management In The Art World (Sotheby’s Institute of Art, Hong Kong)

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Over the past two years, auction houses operating in Hong Kong have capitalized on growing demand for arts education among visiting mainland Chinese collectors as well as locals, causing something of a cottage industry to spring up and thrive.

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Why A Slowdown In Asia’s Art Market Could Benefit Chinese Art

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Coming off a stellar year in the Asian art market, which saw records fall at international auction houses like Christie’s and Sotheby’s and emerging regional powers like China Guardian, commentators are now asking whether the momentum can continue in 2012.

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Chinese Shoppers Putting Premium On “Made In USA” Labels

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It’s clear that China’s shoppers are fans of American brands like Coach, Ralph Lauren, Levi’s and Tiffany & Co., but for smaller brands, particularly those made on a smaller scale in the US, opportunities are opening up in the Chinese market as well.

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